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Campfires, Lake Superior sunsets, s'mores, and the usual chaos. Join us as we recap our Grand Marais camping trip, share our favorite memories, and relive the moments that were way funnier in hindsight. Grab a camp chair and come laugh with us!
This week we're packing light and complaining heavy—our true area of expertise. We bounce from one completely unrelated topic to the next (as always), overshare a little, laugh a lot, and somehow end up debating whether family vacations are actually worth the effort in our Hotdish Hot Take. If you've ever wondered how two grown women can turn one simple conversation into seventeen tangents, welcome. You're our people.
Lacey takes on Grandma's Half Marathon...hopefully she makes it to the potty...This week we're recapping race weekend, celebrating 13.1 miles of determination, and, as always, taking several detours along the way. Half marathon, full podcast.
We're sooo behind and had to play catch-up! Finally giving in to a hard recommend, we dive into Love Island and share our thoughts. We attempt to decode the ever-changing language of today's youngsters. From rizz and aura points to whatever skibidi is supposed to mean, we're officially entering our confused millennial era.
This week we’re talking lake weekends, warm weather, and why we're fully convinced we need to host a Cutwater Pool Challenge this summer. What could go wrong?
Hey friends — we know it’s been a little quiet, but we’re still here. This week we’re talking about some life-changing news, an unforgettable getaway weekend in Green Bay, and the biggest SKOL moment of them all. It’s emotional, chaotic, funny, and very us.
Reunited and it feels so good! Join us for a new episode...camper style! We dabble with some drinks and welcome a few friends.
This week on Two Girls Zero Direction, we’re getting sauced—and no, not in the way your college self would hope.
Tune in for a recap of Lacey's LA adventure, a heated (and very Midwest) bowl debate, and the moment we realized some stories probably should’ve stayed private—but here we are.
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