Soup Of The Day

We’re kicking off our True Crime segments with the infamous disappearance of Madeleine McCann - we dive deep into the case to try and come up with our own theories about what happened. These episodes will air once a month so be sure to keep a look out for those! Disclaimer: we are not detectives, we are not placing blame on any specific people, we are literally just talking about the crimes that took place. We are also not a deadly serious podcast, so please excuse us for being ourselves on these episodes, we do try to keep every episode light-hearted, it’s just who we are!

Have you ever experienced the Mandela effect? We know we definitely have! Also introducing #ManGoByeBye

What do you do when there’s more than 7 magpies? We’re asking the same question as we talk about the superstitions we have.

Today we dive into the case of the Black Dahlia, an unsolved murder that took place in 1947! Then we explain the vetting process. For future episodes, we will be dedicating one episode per month to a true crime story - so look out for those!

It’s been a while, but thank you for bearing with us. This episode is completely unedited, as requested, so enjoy our ramblings and mistakes as we catch up on what we’ve missed.

SOTD’s first guests Adam and Jodie join us to talk about how to improve your self-esteem and self worth. Love yourselves!

Sorry it’s late...

The only guide you’ll need for pursuing and maintaining a friends with benefits relationship, all the do’s and don’t’s you should be following! The girls also talk about what they think they were in the past life - cue Lauren’s face on a pear tree....

Happy Friday bitches! Lauren and Shan explore the world of fetishes, giving their take on their own personal experiences and whether they too have any themselves. Spontaneity is a beautiful thing by the way...

Are you a simp, or you know someone who is and just needs to stop? Listen to this episode for all the best advice on how to stop being walked all over! Lauren and Shannon also dive into the world of politics, coronavirus and ghosts - will Jessica ever leave us alone?