Ooohhhh, there's so much possibility that it feels like an ocean of prompts all in one prompt? But is it, though? We hope you enjoy this episode of Prompt Queens.

The girls enter the world of the fantastic and godlike. Kinda. Join Emily and Hope as they work through the prompt, "Mythology" 

This episode has enough cheap beer, beach vibes, hot hits, Jeeps, and young people with under-developed pre-frontal corteces on Spring break in 1989 enough to satisfy the most sun-deprived midwesterners among us. And it has Hope and Emily writing songs about South Padre Island using their imagination and the internet. 

The episode for today is "Baseball." America's pasttime. And who knows more about the great old game than Hope and Emily? Like, everyone. Most people know more about baseball than we do. It's summer time, we have a prompt and we're writing songs. We hope you are too.

You know which band rules? REO Speedwagon.

This week Emily and Hope try their hand at writing like those guys and get a chance to fall in love with the universal love song all over again. They couldn't fight the feeling any longer and you won't either once you give a listen.

The prompt is back and the prompt is TENTS. Listen in to what Emily and Hope cooked up, think about what you might do with the prompt yourself. Enjoy!

What do you do when you grew up in the 80s and 90s glued to the television and pop culture beacons of inspiration? You mine it for song prompts. Today's prompt: Alicia Silverstone.

We're back! We did it. We knew we'd come back and now we have and we've written songs and we're so glad you've joined us. This week's prompt was: Graduation.

We are back with our first pandemic episode recorded over Zoom.  This week we take a stab at Western Meadowlarks.  A figurative stab at the prompt Western Meadowlark.  It's good to be back.  We missed you!

This is not a Debbie Gibson episode (though, note to self for later), but we do write to a title she used: Out of the Blue.  As always, two different takes on a theme, two different approaches, a unified love of jokes and nonsense.