Loose and Conversational

Ten episodes ago, we pledged to keep politics out of our podcast.

Welcome Brent Seetaram to the podcast!

This was originally recorded as a second part of our New Years Eve episode. Brent and I finished at 11:30pm and then I was off to listen to Barrymore Scott’s NYE DJ stream. Or, I guess he goes by DJ Vagabond.

As these things go, part one went long with Amanda and Lucy and so did Brent. It was easier to just make two podcasts.

A funny thing happened while recording this episode… Jenn didn’t show up. Well, she showed up 45 minutes into the podcast but we forgot to record her. You’ll notice a jump around then and it might take you a minute to figure out what our guest is talking about. We had to cut out the ten minutes with Jenn because you can’t hear her. Apologies… but we recorded Jenn, Lucy and Amanda at 4pm so I was fairly loose by the time we started with Brent. At least I made it to the recording on time.

Brent has his own podcast, Xranue, and we’ve known each other nigh on 15 years or so. He is lucky enough to live in Exshaw, Alberta and work at a hotel in a magical place called Kananaskis. I won’t plug the hotel because I’m still pissed off at them for some shit service I received this summer. There is only one hotel there so it should not be hard to figure out.

Well, since you asked, I dropped my keys down the toilet and they wouldn’t help me get them out. 400 kilometers from home and they wouldn’t lift a goddamn finger to help. Mighty fine of them. But Brent’s a great guy… I’m sure he would have helped me get my keys out of the shitter if he could. Nobody else would help, but I’m sure he would have. My daughter and I usually go to said hotel right after New Years Day but we didn’t this year… I only have one set of keys left and I can’t risk it.

We would appreciate it if you could find us on Facebook, like and follow our page, or at least let us know you are listening! We know there are a bunch of you out there and it would be super cool to get to interact with some of you! You can also get ahold of us through the website, or comment on posts and blogs.

Enjoy the podcast everyone!

J. David Keam

Happy New Year!

Welcome to our first official podcast from our closets. Jenn and I are recording remotely in our homes, and I’ve found that sitting in the closet is the most private and quietest place. We are going to be in here until the pandemic restrictions lift. It isn’t optimal, but it is what it is for now.

We recorded on New Year’s Eve and had three guests. We ended up splitting the recording up into two podcasts. Amanda from an earlier podcast and her sister, Lucy, join us in the first one.

During the podcast, we talk about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It is a huge, swirling gyre of garbage in the Pacific ocean. I couldn’t remember what it was called and promised to post a link explaining it. Lucy swears that the garbage that washes up on Vancouver Island comes from the United States. I was suggesting that it could come from almost anywhere that has a Pacific coast. I’m no expert, but I can at least look up something on Wikipedia.

I hope you enjoy this podcast, I should have our second half with Brent Seetaram out in a couple of days.

J. David Keam

Did you miss us?

Not so much a podcast episode, as it is Jenn and I testing our remote recording. We signed up for ZenCastr, and I think it sounds alright. It was easier to produce this than it is in the studio. Give it a quick listen and let us know what you think.

Jenn’s husband Shawn has a cameo, and we quickly talk about the holidays and, of course, OnlyFans.

We are planning on recording an episode on New Year’s Eve! If you’d like to be involved, let us know through our Facebook page.Stay loose friends,

J. David Keam

Welcome to episode six, the second part of our conversation with Marissa We have paused recording the podcast due to the ongoing plague and the restrictions in place due to the rampant second wave. So, instead of jumping straight into the podcast, Jenn and I are taping an extended intro, mostly because we don’t have a full hour of Marissa left. Plus, we really wanted to chat for a bit…

This clip was one of many, many cut from episode 4 …with Amanda. Enjoy Amanda talking about her love of bulges!

Welcome to Marissa!This week our first ever listener sits down in the Loose and Conversational podcast studio to chat about religion, sex, ex boyfriends, her husband and a bunch of other stuff. Marissa is her name and non-alcoholic beverages are her game. Don’t fret though, Jenn and I are going old school with our beverage choices. She is drinking vodka slimes (or vodka specials as we called them where I come from) and I am drinking the best thing to come out of 1998, big fat white Russians!

This is going to be the first part of a two parter, with the second part coming in a few days. There is this pandemic you see and we are looking at being forced to take a pause in recording soon. Our plan is to turn the next two guests into two part episodes and hopefully we can get back to recording weekly soon. Lastly thing before we get started. If you enjoy listening to this podcast, have you ever considered being a guest? If you are in the Edmonton Alberta area, let us know because we would love to have you as a guest. If you aren’t from around here, let us know anyway. We are hoping to put together a road trip or two once it’s safe to do so.  You can contact us through the website or catch our email at the end of the show. Or, find me on social media… whatever works.

Welcome to episode four as we welcome Amanda to the podcast. Amanda is Jenn’s sister and a newish mother. This is the first time she has drunk her vodka/gingers since she got pregnant so she cuts nice and loose, just like we like it.

To be honest with you, we cut out a lot of material from this podcast. We recorded for nearly two hours and we only used a little over an hour of it. We don’t want each episode to run too long. It’s too bad because Amanda was a lot of fun and we wish we could have kept more. It gives us an excuse to invite her back though.A quick note and a bit of an apology about the sound quality. We are still learning and there are times in this episode where the quality suffers a bit. This does allow us to use what we learned here to make future episodes sound better.Enjoy the podcast, everyone!