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Courtney Potts and Jess Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
Now, both two years out of the industry, they've found they just can't resist the urge to be stupid together on tape. Thus, yet another podcast inspired by a pandemic-induced longing for better days, and a strong need to be less bored, is born.
Courtney Potts and Jessica Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
In this belated episode, we talk about why we don't really do New Year's resolutions, how we're learning to survive holidays that are often accompanied by mental stress or lows, and what exactly is a "Saskatchewan Screamer"? (Hint: Jess has been one more than a few times.)
After yet another, longer unplanned hiatus, the ladies explain why it's been five months since they last posted an episode. Also, they talk about picky zombies, and exciting news in the Potts household!
The ladies talk about the low that can come after fun, lay out the rules for a new game coming to their Youtube channel, and we think we should write a romance novel?
After an unplanned hiatus, the ladies are back! This week—hey we're on Youtube now! The girls also discuss what it's like to live as "flaky" people, and Courtney shares an exciting nature update, that Jess quickly ruins.
This week, Jess goes over her most favourite and hated Courtneyisms, and then the ladies load up on good news before a diving into a very serious discussion about the dangers of women walking at night.
In their least-focused effort so far, the ladies mostly just talk about a variety of animals? And a little bit of back-to-work anxiety.
This week, the ladies reminisce on the windy streets of Pincher Creek, Jess shares why her husband has low expectations for Valentine's Day, and we talk about the power of Thelma.
This week, the ladies recount recent lifestyle choices that left them both in pain, soothe some of their COVID guilt, and talk about the power of female-driven tv shows.
This week, Courtney and Jess get sweaty over top sheets, rage over the "gifts" of a spring thaw, and then get surprisingly poignant about opening the door on their femininity.
This week, Jess explains why she's so good at MS paint, and the girls talk about mystery bruises, their growing fascination with trees and rocks, and personal quirks that they love about themselves.
Courtney Potts and Jessica Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
The girls are back for another season of nonsense! This week, Jess accidentally answers the question, "Do some dog treats taste good?"; Courtney comes up with an honorary title for the Harrington family; and finally, the girls gotta decide: Brawny Man, Mr. Clean, Kool-Aid Man, or Jolly Green Giant?
The episode title says it all. Here's the track listing for your...edification? Maybe?
-Introductory faff—Hello, hello, we're morons
-IT'S NO SEGUUUUUEEEEE
-New Intro—sorry for this
-Jess' Toilet poem
-Bird bit #1—can they cook rice?!
-Jess fries radio control board BZZZT OH NO
-God, we miss free food...
-Bird bit #2—Seagulls are assholes, but chickadees are cute
-Dog food, secretly wanna try?
-My dog is an asshole. I don't blame my mom one bit.
-Bird bit #3 —where does the wind take them?!
-I hope you enjoyed those 16 minutes of chaos. SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
Courtney Potts and Jessica Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
This week, the girls get a little drunk and play a bunch of games. That's it.
Courtney Potts and Jessica Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
This week—hey, we're on Spotify! Courtney also shares her fear of gettin' hitched after ONLY 13 years in a relationship, and the girls go super deep after Jess notices a strange pattern in women-focused TV shows.
Courtney Potts and Jessica Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
This week, after an unintentionally long hiatus, they're back to ramble about the COVID-19 vaccine, mostly—but with a few sidebars added in, of course.
Courtney Potts and Jess Harrington became microphone soulmates while working at a small-town radio station in southern Alberta.
Now, both two years out of the industry, they've found they just can't resist the urge to be stupid together on tape. Thus, yet another podcast inspired by a pandemic-induced longing for better days, and a strong need to be less bored, is born.