Welcome back to Great Question with Mia and Kate! The besties are bouncing back after a wild two weeks.

Despite the hurdles, they're ready to dive into the Little Question: "What sound is the loudest to you?" and the Big Question: "Would you rather be able to predict the future or to fix the past?"

Join them for recovery stories and deep thoughts about time and existence!

Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee.

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Get ready for another fun-filled episode of Great Question with Mia and Kate! This week, the duo dives into their recent performance at the Crescent City Blues & BBQ Fest, recapping the fun with the behind the scenes details. Mia is still shamefully holding out hope for Bennifer 3.0, and the besties remember the iconic Diane Keaton.

For the Little Question, they're exploring musical guilty pleasures: "What's the worst music that you'll still listen to despite the artist and/or content?"

And the Big Question gets introspective: "What is a mask you find yourself wearing on a regular basis?"

Tune in for music talk, celebrity gossip, and some honest self-reflection!

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Okay, get ready for a totally wild ride on this episode of Great Question with Mia and Kate! The duo is back to spill the tea on some unbelievable stories, including the moment Kate went viral and that time they met a vampire!

For the Little Question, they’re getting into the specifics of neighborhood life: "What are your rules for dog walking?"

And for the Big Question, Mia and Kate are digging deep and getting super personal: "What is the greatest fear you've overcome?"

Join them for an episode packed with internet fame, maybe a few mythical creatures, and some genuinely inspiring real talk!

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Get ready for some huge news on Great Question with Mia and Kate!

The ladies are back and this week, Mia drops a major, game-changing announcement you won't want to miss. She and Kate also take a trip down memory lane with a look back at their younger days, tackling the Little Question: "How did you decorate your dorm room?"

For the Big Question, they get deep, discussing how society has changed and asking, "What viewpoint shaped by when you were coming of age would be different today?"

Tune in for laughs, surprises, and a whole lot of reflection.

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This week on Great Question, it's a birthday celebration for Mia! The besties talk about zip lining over the swamp, how to properly pronounce Steve Buscemi’s name (despite what he says), and the moment Kate learned what Bad Bunny looks like.

The Little Question this episode is all about embarrassing moments: "What's the dumbest way you've ever injured yourself?" As for the Big Question, they're getting personal and nostalgic: "Do you know the story of the day you were born?"

Join Mia and Kate for an episode packed with personal stories, adventures, and a good dose of self-deprecating humor.

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Get ready for an episode of Great Question that's been around the world and back! Mia and Kate are finally reunited after their globetrotting adventures. They dish on their travels, with Mia sharing stories from her trip to Brazil and Kate recounting her journey through Italy.

They also discuss dinosaurs, Bruce Springsteen, and Billy Joel. Related? You decide.

Our Little Question this week is all about imagination: "How do you imagine that a worm might type?" And for the Big Question, they're diving into the spooky and mysterious: "What is an urban legend that you still believe in?"

Join the besties for this jam-packed reunion episode!

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The holidays live on in our hearts. Revisit our season 3 finale before we return from summer break! In the season three finale, Kate spills the tea on her exciting debut on stage with Mia and the rest of the ladies of The Coven. Mia teases her mysterious new project, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats. And get ready for some juicy drama as Kate airs a hilarious grievance with Mia. The best besties in podcasting then dive into the final questions of the year, touching on hopes for the new year and likes and dislikes about the holiday season. Enjoy this fun finale and stay subscribed to get the season 4 premiere in March!

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Relive the holiday magic as we look back to our very first season finale! In the season 1 finale, Kate and Mia talk about Octavia Butler, The Amazing Race, and their wishes for each other in the new year before diving into this week's questions: resolutions and R&B songs.

Contains clips of “Neither One of Us” by Gladys Knight & The Pips written by James Weatherly, and “Run to You” by Whitney Houston written by Allan Rich & Jud Friedman.

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Get ready for our most adorable and insightful episode yet! Mia and Kate welcome some very special pint-sized guests who are eager to share what it's like to be a kid - the good and the not so good.

Join us for a heartwarming and hilarious episode as we discover the amazing world through the eyes of our super-savvy, super-sweet young guests. You might just learn a thing or two!

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From funerals to Tonys fanfare, buckle up for an episode of Great Question with Mia and Kate that's going to hit all the feels!

This week, Mia and Kate are getting real about funerals and legacies. Then, they're doing a 180 and chatting about the Tonys.

The Little Question is all about getting fired up: "What would be your walk-on song?" The Big Question gets everyone fired up in a different way: "What is the most annoying thing that people do in public?"

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