My Friend's Friends

In this episode, where we're pretty sure we have the largest age gap between our guests so far (fun!) we talk travel, cars, and seeing into your future. We also manage to convince Simone that free first class tickets for life is waaaay better than free food at restaurants for life, especially when you're married to that 10, André.

We bring back some never before heard audio from our very first episode of My Friend's Friends with Charlotte and Heather.

We're getting together two of our best friends, Jenifer in Perugia, and Sina in Munich, for a speed-round of meet-cutes and hilarious set of “would you rathers”.

We received an official memorandum of seasonal transition.

Things can be both beautiful and terrible. 2020: A memoir.

Flashing back to Paris’ most recent trip to Italy, we get to meet Kurt + Reed — who are BOTH located in Colorado. So much potential for in-person friendship!

As is no surprise this episode starts with a bit of a gigglefest…this time Simone is prepared after the experience with Edition I. We learn a little bit more about friendship in marriage and FINALLY hear the Penny origin story. As we also spent a few nights of this visit lounging on the couch (or even in the bed!) with some movies and TV shows, we were reminded of how much we love the world of Studio Ghibli.

In this episode, we answer the next question from Dr. Arthur Arron’s list of 36 questions, “If you could change anything about the way you were raised, what would it be?” We’re getting into the juicy ones, y’all. And to wrap it up we jump into a word-association game that leaves us in stitches.

We wrap up our conversation from Episode 13 about Chapter 2 of “Big Friendship” in this Salt + Pepper episode. We wonder on how our sameness brings us together and how acknowledging our differences early on can help with enduring friendships.

In this Salt + Pepper episode, we manage to make it into Chapter 2 of the book we’re reading together, “Big Friendship”. As with all good conversations, this one was hard to end. We talk about diversity, religion, and being obsessed with our friends.