We Are Not Amused

That's it for We Are Not Amused! Enjoy these crazy bloopers from over the years, and thanks for listening.

Tressa and Taylor are hands-on this week with an episode all about creating their very own afternoon tea! Grab a cuppa and listen to them review their homemade finger sammies, sweets, and a 22-year old Assam tea.

Join Tressa and Taylor for part two of their Ireland trips. Join us as we talk about our different thoughts on the Cliffs of Moher, the illness that plagued Tressa at the end of her trip, and the story behind a few popular phrases. Sláinte!

Join Tressa and Taylor as they discuss their different trips to Ireland - Taylor's first trip in 2013, again in 2019, and Tressa's in 2024. We're talking stupid 19 year old kids, tea trolleys, how you can never sleep in if you're with a tour group, and the world's oldest pub.

This week, we're watching the 1944 film "Arsenic and Old Lace" starring Bristol-born Cary Grant! Grab a glass of wine (ideally sans-poison) and listen to our review of this classic movie.

The newest episode of We Are Not Amused is live! This week, Tressa and Taylor watch and compare “Ghost” starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg and “Truly, Madly, Deeply” starring Alan Rickman, Juliet Stevenson, and Michael Maloney. Do these two movies actually have a similar story? Are there any comparisons that can be made? Tune in to discover the truth!

This week's episode (as the title suggests) is very, very loosely related to the UK. Tressa went full-midwesterner on this one—sorry, y'all! Saddle up for the story of Tom Bass, one of the greatest horseman of all time, who once declined an invitation to England by Queen Victoria herself (yep, that's the whole UK tie-in).

Today's episode tells the story of Bess of Hardwick, one of the richest women in English history! Be forewarned, there are a lot of child brides in this story (including Bess herself), enough that Tressa cringed even the second time around while editing the episode.

Happy birthday King Charles! Or maybe not…? Join Tressa and Taylor as we discuss the King Charles’ Birthday Tea Time with ESU event, including, but not limited to, discussing why this tea took place in August, if jam or cream should go on a scone first, and how we got carded at an afternoon tea. Also, please enjoy this unedited, slightly unhinged episode!