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Painting houses, working at the CNE, chasing crying kids around a hot gymnasium: jobs? We've had a bunch. From filing paper work, to catering huge events, it's been a bumpy ride to get to where we are today. Luckily they shaped us into the people we are today.

It's not hard to figure out what the weather was like last week- hot, humid and rainy. How can you tell? Cause we all sat inside and watched a lot of TV. Listen in as we discuss the tv shows, movies, and sports we've been watching. And in the second part of this episode, we follow up on our cancel culture episode with our response to Sarah Silverman's take on extremists and cancelling.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Bill Paxton. It's your classic tale: secret spy suspects wife is cheating on him with car salesman and then pulls her into a fake game of espionage to spice up her life but turns into a real game of espionage and then the daughter is kidnapped by terrorists, but all's fair in love and war, and by the way, Arnold can ride a horse but he can't tango.

Tag along with us on this wild ride, you too can bring your horse on an elevator!

She hears a melody and instantaneously composes for her violin; she travels the world as a teenager for her modelling career, she finds her next chapter as an actress, producer, teacher and mother; she is the extraordinarily talented and extremely modest: Lindsey Hilliard. This week we sit down with Lindsey and find out how she's crafted a career that balances creativity and family, and how she survived the pandemic as a mother to three boys.

"Put that thing back where it came from, or so help me!"

Who spoke (nay, sang) those immortal words? Martin Luther King, you guessed? Wrong.

Mother Teresa, you say? Wrong again.

Those are the iconic words of Monster's Inc. employee Mike Wazowski. How can this small, round, green monster be considered an icon? Listen in and find out!

Nicholas Cage in an attic, Nicholas Cage in the snow, Nicholas Cage in New York, Nicholas Cage in Boston, Nicholas Cage in an underground crypt. This is one way to describe Disney's 2004 hit National Treasure. Do we all agree this is a perfect movie? No. Will Kate die trying to convince everyone they're wrong? Yes.

Plus we went up North last week, sustained lots of injuries, and came back to talk about it on the pod. We use the phrase "gushing blood", so fair warning.

This week we're releasing some bonus content from our Drive-Thru Conversation with Dan. He answers 10 questions, including: does he believe in ghosts, what's his favourite blockbuster franchise, and where he wants to travel after this pandemic. Would it be too much to say we dug into Dan's soul and found his truest self? Find out for yourself. Enjoy!

This week we're in a new location: Kate's parents' living room. After a crazy week of moving office spaces and prepping for a cottage week, we decided we would just catch up with each other. Join us as we talk about our plans for the summer, our Father's Days, and if Elise and Elliot will survive a three hour drive up north, just the two of them.

This week we sit down to chat with the incredibly talented Daniel Schrempf. We find out about his early creative interests, his current work as a freelancer, and everything in between. Stick around to hear about his work process: what he thinks about when he's working on a project and how he strives to make the best work he can.

She's suffered from writer's block for over 30 years. She was hired at 20 to work for Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine. She's the satiric, ironic voice of her generation, she's the person ready to answer the question, "what's wrong with our society today?"

It's Fran Lebowitz!

Listen in as we discuss her life and career and latest Netflix doc series by Martin Scorsese, Pretend It's a City.