Jen and Erin are joined on the pod by a special guest host: Giovanna Minenna, the founder and CEO of Brows by G! G chats about starting her own wildly successful business from a room in her apartment, recently facing off against the dragons on Dragon's Den, and upping the brow game here in Winnipeg. In Reading, Watching, Listening, the trio talks about our current cultural obsession with grifters.

Jen and Erin weigh in on two debates that recently tore the Twitter world apart: "how many chuggas come before choo choo?" and "what is the correct way to put on a bra?" Elsewhere they discuss spring drivers in Winnipeg, NASA's confusing lack of Size M spacesuits, and what to do if you're tired of internet dating in the return of Erin's advice segment, Tough Love.

Jen and Erin unintentionally dive deep into a theme of money this week, discussing the U.S. university admission scandal, the section of the federal budget which was intended to help millennials buy houses and Jen's story on parental leave (and the things no one tells you about budgeting for it). Erin then gives a long-winded recap of the Bachelor finale, which she found problematic in more ways than one.

Erin and Jen spend a few minutes today sharing memories of their colleague, Randy Turner, who passed away earlier in the week. They also talk about the city's budget for the arts and how they feel about the Juno Awards.

It's International Women's Day! Jen and Erin talk about a size discrimination spurred by an exclusionary sale from Old Navy, a supreme court battle over rap lyrics and R. Kelly's interview with Gale King. They also welcome Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson back to do a segment of Good or Gross with dill pickle vodka.

Jen and Erin talk about I Love to Read month and all the books they loved as kids, as well as the new security measures at the Millennium Library in Winnipeg. Then, drinks and books writer Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson joins them for a special segment of Budget Wine of the Month club in which they taste whisky instead. Jen does not enjoy this.

Jen and Erin debrief on their weekend spent at Girls Rock Winnipeg's inaugural rock camp for adults where, in 48 hours, they learned a new instrument, formed a band, wrote a song, and played a live show. They also defend Winnipeg Jets' Patrik Laine, who is going through a slump right now and is getting heat from fans and critics (#LetLaineLive!)And something sampled gets spit out in a Good or Gross first.

Erin watched all three hours and 45 minutes of the Grammy Awards and wants to talk about it. Jen and Erin also take a minute to discuss the recent allegations against singer-songwriter Ryan Adams. Also, inspired by V-Day, the ladies talk about their earliest "celeb" crushes and when it's appropriate to fart in front of your partner. Erin then quizzes Jen on Homeland, a show she has not seen, in a new edition of Pop Culture Blind Spot.

On this week's episode, Jen (who's back!)and Erin chat about why mildly competitive food events such as Poutine Week seem to take off in Winnipeg, Liberal MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette's all-male calendar, and Tyra Bank's Modelland (is it a mall? a theme park? who knows!) Elsewhere, Erin offers a reality TV update, and Jen details her back injury, which is technically a sports injury, so basically she's a pro athlete now.

Free Press drinks guy/literary editor Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson joins Erin as a special guest host for this week's episode while Jen nurses a back injury (she's fine!)They try out a Chilean blend for Budget Wine of the Month Club, and chat about how to develop and train your wine-tasting palate (Ben tastes some 2,000 wines a year!). Elsewhere, they discuss Erin's recent experience at a weekend-long Catholic marriage prep course which, as it turns out, Ben has also taken.