Lisa and Wootie debate the answer to "It's not a vacation unless there's _______", and it may or may not have to do with alcohol. Wootie has a hard time understanding Lisa's love for long road trips but they both agree that organic Swedish fish make a perfect snack. 

How on earth do you pronounce Narrangansset? Milk or dark chocolate? Swedish fish? Where are we going? What are we eating? Can an octopus really stick to your face? So many questions… and of course we have answers!

This week we cover that weird mnemonic device from elementary school, how to plan your girl's weekend when one person likes to mix the morning mimosas and another wants to be the last ones on the dance floor, cooking shrimp scampi, and additional ponderings on passions in girlfriendships.

This week, hear our thoughts on the role passion has in Girlfriendships. But first, you’ll be entertained by some free-association banter about the first 5 seconds of the song “Sweet Home Alabama”, what Loopie thinks is the best way to eat Nilla wafers, and giving (and getting) second chances.

Lilts and grits and emotions, oh my! This week, we get way too excited about what goes into our Easter baskets, learn about North Carolina and down home southern cooking, and share what it takes to be a mindful friend (spoiler alert: tears ensue). 

Navigatable? Distillerer? This week’s podcast has ideal examples for why those should be real words, and we agree that “checking for ticks” and “getting a back rub” never end there. Plus, this week’s destination inspires us to break out in a spontaneous chorus of “Take Me Home Country Roads”.

This week, we banter about the three different ways to pronounce South Dakota's official state food, Loopie learns the meaning of foot fart and toe cleavage, and shares her embarrassing situation in Walmart that she's not really embarrassed about (but should be). 

In this episode, we feature Iowa. Listen to learn what happened to Ozzie Osbourne in Des Moines, results of the attempt to make Key Lime Pie, and why Lisa is so wise with her Florida-white wardrobe.