The Scott and Sadie Show

The Scott and Sadie Show

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The Scott and Sadie Show episodes

  • ️ Episode 647: “Can I Tell You Something? Our Grandparents Hate Us!”
    In Episode 647, Scott and Sadie unpack the generational divide with signature sarcasm—from locked-up meat at the store to Olympic-level neighborhood competitions. They roast modern life, argue over email clutter, and watch in horror as people call 911 for idiotic reasons. Plus, Sadie’s parents accidentally go full Minions, and Scott can’t stop bingeing amateur law arguments on YouTube. It’s sharp, it’s chaotic, and your inbox will still suck afterward. Tune in now.
    33 min
  • ️ Episode 646: “I’m Going to Sit in Front of the Flux Capacitor” ⚡
    In Episode 646, Scott and Sadie tackle Cutco knife guilt, kitchen tool delusions, and the mysterious wonders of a sci-fi-ish healing device. From deciding whether to spend $1,600 on a set of knives to strapping into a copper-powered machine called the Quantum Pulse, they’re serving sarcasm with a side of realness. If you’ve ever been guilt-trapped into supporting a friend’s kid’s “business” or questioned the buzz coming from your basement, this one’s for you.
    33 min
  • ️ Episode 645: “The Pope—He’s In Like Flynn, Right?!” ⛪
    In Episode 645, Scott and Sadie question papal processes, debate faith inclusivity, and roast the Vatican’s use of smoke signals in 2025. Sadie thinks the Pope might already be dead, is praying for a progressive successor, and together they dive into the chaotic intersection of faith, parenting, and podcasting. With bonus rants about bad days, lawn care capitalism, and the horror of podcast tech, this episode is a snark-fueled holy mess—and you’ll love every minute.
    27 min
  • ️ Episode 644: “All I Know Is I Don’t Want to Camp There!” ⛺
    In Episode 644, Scott and Sadie roast holiday chaos, RV fantasies, and celebrity space travelers with their trademark snark. From 6,000-egg Easter hunts to the nightmare of vacationing with a sewage hose, they unpack the absurdity of modern parenting and family life. Plus, they take aim at over-the-top sports parents and faux astronauts. Tune in for laughs, eye-rolls, and the brutal truth about “relaxing” with kids. Spoiler: there’s nothing relaxing about it.
    32 min
  • ️ Episode 643: “I’m Gonna Write a Book Called 'I Don’t Give a Sh!t'”
    In Episode 643, Scott and Sadie let loose on social media trolls, conference fatigue, flaming jet engines, and the joy of not giving a sh*t. From Sadie’s viral meme drama to Scott’s thoughts on invisibility after 40, it’s a hilarious, unfiltered look at aging, parenting, and people who take themselves way too seriously. Plus, we debate whether Blake Lively is really a “titan” and share heartfelt family moments along the way. Listen now, and let the snark flow.
    34 min
  • ️ Episode 642: “You’ve Forgotten How to Lie to Your Children”
    In Episode 642, Scott and Sadie serve up glow-in-the-dark egg hunts, Easter taco theology, and a full-on roast of parenting in 2024. From Sadie’s candy crimes to Scott’s yard-control freakout, it’s holiday chaos with a side of snark. Bonus weirdness: sperm racing is apparently a thing. Plus, Jelly Roll’s inspiring glow-up and Scott’s early morning Bible studies bring the heart. If you need a laugh, a lie, or a life lesson, this one’s got it all.
    30 min
  • ️ Episode 641: “Go Eat in Your Car Like a Normal Person!”
    In Episode 641, Scott and Sadie roast chaotic parenting moments, billionaire rocket launches, and Buc-ee’s seating drama with their signature wit. From kids turning the backyard into a war zone to the absurdity of riding horses through Walmart, this episode delivers nonstop laughs and brutal honesty. They also tackle tax stress, tech overload, and sandwich-related indecision. Trust us—you’ll never look at a space launch or a brisket sandwich the same way again.
    30 min
  • ️ Episode 640: “They’re Utterly Fearless With Their Phone”
    In Episode 640, Scott and Sadie tackle food regrets, tech addiction, and travel-induced friendship tension. From horrifying oyster-s’more mashups to the absurdity of Gen Z’s fearless phone usage, this episode is packed with snark, laughs, and real talk. They debate ketchup storage, roast social media culture, and rant about TV shows that can’t hold their attention. Listen now for hilarious commentary on the bizarre state of food, friendship, and phone obsession.
    30 min
  • ️ Episode 639: “Had I Known Then, I Would Have Eaten My Weight in Scallops” ️‍♂️⚽
    In Episode 639, Scott mourns the scallops he never ate while glued to the Masters, and Sadie survives a youth sports marathon like the unbothered sideline goddess she is. From Rory McIlroy worship to insane soccer parents, the duo roast the pressure cooker that is modern parenting—while still leaving time to cry about shellfish. If you’ve ever questioned your parenting style or your dinner plate, this one’s for you. Tune in for sports, sarcasm, and scallop-fueled regrets.
    31 min
  • ️ Episode 638: “Garage Sale White Chocolate Easter Bunny”
    In Episode 638, Scott and Sadie tackle garage sale horror stories, morning chaos, traumatic food flashbacks, and TV obsessions. From Scott’s unholy love for oysters to Sadie’s garage-sale white chocolate PTSD, nothing’s off limits. We debate movie openings, roast fitted sheets, and get weirdly into Billy Bob Thornton’s new show, “Landman.” If your mornings are a disaster and your chocolate has trust issues, you’ll feel right at home here. Listen now for snark, nostalgia, and emotional damage.
    31 min

About The Scott and Sadie Show

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The Scott and Sadie Show is what happens when two seasoned radio rebels ditch the corporate overlords, shake off the FCC, and unleash unfiltered commentary and opinions on the world. With over 55 years of combined experience (and probably twice that in bad decisions), Scott and Sadie bring wit, occasional wisdom, and a healthy dose of blissful normality to your earbuds every weekday. It’s the podcast you didn’t know you needed—but trust us, you do.