Chocolate Chips For Dinner

In Episode 8, we get back to our roots of Meg creating dumb bits that go on way too long and also providing terrible audio quality by chewing ice and candy while trying to record a podcast. Morgan reviews Violet Evergarden, and Meg leads a remarkably brief discussion of Coffeenut M&Ms. Morgan discusses Tomo-Chan is a Girl  by Fumita Yanagida. Meg has a lot of things to say and sing about the state of modern theatre. Please don't sue us for copyright infringement, I promise we're making the opposite of money off of this podcast.

It has finally come! (heh) The 2020 wrap-up is here. We cut a big chunk out of the 2020 wrap up due to the retrospect telling us that maybe we should just shut up and let more qualified voices share their experiences. We pick up the 2020 wrap up in October, when the President got COVID-19 and that was somehow lighthearted news for the nation. It's been a fucking weird year, y'all. 
Anyways, Morgan makes some good points about Universal Basic Income, and Meg makes slightly less good points about black coffee and inadvertently outs herself as hella basic. Morgan talks about how important the Tabletop RPG community has been to her over the last year, and Meg discusses how working from home gave her life purpose and meaning again. 
Look, 2020 was a rough year, we get it... Let's all try to make 2021 a little bit better. 

CW/TW: Mentions of the Nashville Bombing, mental health, anxiety

I'll be honest, it's been a weird Christmas. Nevertheless, we persisted and it's time for our après-Christmas review of presents we received. We felt it was tactless to rank gifts we received so we didn't. (We definitely didn't just straight up forget to do it after I made a really tasteless joke). 
In this episode, Morgan reviews the Shure MC7 microphone while Meg accidentally breaks her Blue Yeti. Meg gets real about her money anxiety. Morgan got a smelly box in the mail and SHE LOVES IT. Meg learns how to be a woman to a song about having sex with Dave Coulier. 

In our very special Christmas episode, Morgan and Meg start out light and fluffy with homemade pinwheel cookies and the Muppet Christmas Carol. Things take a legitimately dark turn when Morgan reviews her Christmases growing up. They were traumatic and incredibly sad. Meg and Morgan find ways to laugh about the sadness of the past, and then Meg talks about the Star Wars Christmas Special. I had to cut about 25 minutes out because Meg and Morgan wouldn't stop talking about the Star Wars Extended Universe canon. HAPPY WOOKIEE LIFE DAY, EVERYONE!

Content/Trigger Warning: Childhood trauma, discussion of poverty, brief mention of child abuse.

Episode 4: Existential Mug, Pretty Good Ice, Ramen, Breadtangles of Pizza

Recorded on 11/7/2020, the day America realizes that baby Yoda is kind of a dick, and maybe some important political stuff was announced. Morgan discusses her mug, which features a snowman begging for his life. Meg talks about ice that comes out of her new countertop ice maker. Morgan gets deep into expert Ramen strategies, then Meg gets weird about grade school pizza. French bread pizza is the respectable version of pizza bagels, but we all knew that already. For some reason, Meg created a tune for a haunted doll that tries to murder you at a haunted seaside arcade. Look, we were all under a lot of stress, there's no explaining it. 

In this episode, we experience all the different types of Podcasting Energy. Morgan talks about how to pick the best pepperoni pizza at Aldi, Meg paints an auditory picture of drinking whiskey while playing guitar and thinks that it makes her sound like a cool girl. Morgan talks about The Way of the House Husband by Kousuke Oono. Meg reminisces about local Nashville weather Penguin, Snowbird. Meg and Morgan got drunk and watched Twilight, and for some reason this led to a discussion of whether or not they would kiss their own clone. There is some good podcast energy, and some weird podcast energy in this one. 

Editor's Note: Meg was sitting WAAAAAAY too close to the mic for this one. We tried to fix the audio as much as possible, but we're still getting our feet under us with this so we appreciate your patience.

In this episode, Morgan comes out hot with some strong feelings on Borderlands 3. Meg tries to bring some chill back to the podcast by talking about the beach. Morgan gets nasty with jello salad, before Meg begins literally shouting about lasers. 

In our first episode, Morgan starts us off strong by reviewing popcorn salt, before Meg runs the show off the rails by trying to describe the smell of Sanrio Surprise in the 90s. Morgan tries to restore normalcy by talking about a show on HBO Max called Haute Dogs before Meg starts shouting about podcasting.