Dumb Love

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks get into their holiday episode with quickies about women marrying themselves and a Sheraton in Puerto Vallarta being homophobic pieces of crap. Then Sally bums us out with the story of the Black Widow of Alabama: Audrey Marie Hilley. Jen brings the mood back up with the love story of Maureen Justice and Hugh Robertson. They end the episode talking about a case of mistaken identity and Jen's true feelings about the Elf on the Shelf.

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks jump start the episode with quickies about a 60-foot penis on a roof and Valentine's Day texts received 9 months too late. Then Jen tells the story of Mike Cartier, Rose Ryan and Kristin Lardner. Sally almost makes Jen cry with the tale of David Wisnia and Helen Spitzer. They end the episode talking about Jen's love/hate relationship with hot yoga and Sally's gratitude for nice people. 

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks jump start the episode with quickies about a 60-foot penis on a roof and Valentine's Day texts received 9 months too late. Then Jen tells the story of Mike Cartier, Rose Ryan and Kristin Lardner. Sally almost makes Jen cry with the tale of David Wisnia and Helen Spitzer. They end the episode talking about Jen's love/hate relationship with hot yoga and Sally's gratitude for nice people. 

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks start with quickies about a couple who get caught getting busy in a hot tub and that darn Peloton commercial. Then Sally tells us about the horrendous murder of Pam Candelario. Jen makes us happy again with the sweet love story of Piper Goodeve and Gabriel Vaughn. Then Sally talks about her mom and they cry. A lot. 

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks start with quickies about a couple who get caught getting busy in a hot tub and that darn Peloton commercial. Then Sally tells us about the horrendous murder of Pam Candelario. Jen makes us happy again with the sweet love story of Piper Goodeve and Gabriel Vaughn. Then Sally talks about her mom and they cry. A lot. 

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks kick off their post-Thanksgiving episode with a quickie about a bride whose scheme backfired and a write-in from listener and friend, Fernando. Then Jen tells the bone-chilling story of Richard and Nancy Lyon. Sally lightens the mood with Emily and Cameron Kohlman's meet cute. They end the episode talking about the pressure parents put on themselves and how Sally is raising a frat boy.

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks kick off their post-Thanksgiving episode with a quickie about a bride whose scheme backfired and a write-in from listener and friend, Fernando. Then Jen tells the bone-chilling story of Richard and Nancy Lyon. Sally lightens the mood with Emily and Cameron Kohlman's meet cute. They end the episode talking about the pressure parents put on themselves and how Sally is raising a frat boy.

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks get into the episode with quickies about the World Championship for Wife Carrying and the world's biggest tinder date. Then Sally tells the tragic tale of the Heidt Family murders and Jen makes us swoon with the love story of Jen and Will Newton. The close out the episode talking about things they love, including how Jen's Grandma's ghost helped her find her wedding ring.

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks get into the episode with quickies about the World Championship for Wife Carrying and the world's biggest tinder date. Then Sally tells the tragic tale of the Heidt Family murders and Jen makes us swoon with the love story of Jen and Will Newton. The close out the episode talking about things they love, including how Jen's Grandma's ghost helped her find her wedding ring.

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks start the episode with quickies about a wedding saved by Steve Harvey and a lonely albatross named Rob. Then Jen tells the tale of pathological liar, Simon Reid, and the women who fought back. Sally switches it up and tells the friendship love story of Jonny Benjamin and Neil Laybourn. They end the episode talking about depressing stuff and, of course, their love of the Great British Baking Show.