We're back behind the mics, talking about the melting elderly, the legality of flippers in the pool, hypnosis, the power of identification, priorities, health updates, existential updates, disappointing belches and plenty of nonsense.

By order of Rhonda, Lesley flies solo for this episode to talk about her Bariatric Surgery experience so far, five months post-surgery.

After a bit of a break, we get back to getting off-topic.  How much could happen in the world in 2 years? Oh, right.  Radio Wide Load is glad to be back, and still completely over many, many things.

In this long-delayed episode (sorry!), we are joined by our friend April who is an amazing example of attacking new personal challenges over the age of 40 and seeing life as an evolving process.  We talk supplement regimes, training,  the reason behind Rhonda’s “comfortable” appearance, and body parts that need not be discussed (but you know they are, come on).

In the tenth episode, Rhonda and Lesley smuggle contraband into the library and talk about bad moods, horrible jokes, failing cataloguing class, their go-to podcasts, the power of therapy, complicated food relationships, shifting priorities and sloppy joes.

We’re finally back! In this episode, Radio Wide Load takes a little field trip to Renaissance Massage Therapy Clinic and Spa in London, Ontario, where Rhonda and Lesley get pedicures and talk about therapy, air fryers, cauliflower ear, phones with cameras in ‘em, and the frailty of the human condition.  That last one might be a bit of a stretch, but you’ll have to listen to find out.

Lesley's sister Norah is this episode's special guest star, and she showed up with her own notes and questions about previous episodes. Whoa. We cover a lot of ground, including what it's like to be raising teenage daughters in today's diet culture world, ANOTHER embarrassing gym story, and a cool new band called "Hepatitis flip-flop".

Lesley's sister Norah is this episode's special guest star, and she showed up with her own notes and questions about previous episodes. Whoa. We cover a lot of ground, including what it's like to be raising teenage daughters in today's diet culture world, ANOTHER embarrassing gym story, and a cool new band called "Hepatitis flip-flop".

For our seventh episode, Rhonda's massage therapist Sue Ruhe of Renaissance Massage Therapy Clinic & Spa in London, Ontario joins us to talk about Rhonda's improvement (on a cellular level).  We also talk about some personal achievements when it comes to pushing out of our comfort zones, and Lesley tells the saddest soft drink related story you've ever heard.  And as usual, Rhonda takes things tooooo far. Repeatedly.