Blondies: Recent Episodes
Blondies
Four blonde friends making a podcast. What could possibly go wrong? The Blondies are on a mission to end the blonde stereotype once and for all. If only they could stay on topic...
Caleb and Denisha have a meaningful discussion about reality television. Denisha confesses to watching some "trash" TV shows, and Caleb accidentally gets off topic.
Caleb and Denisha talk about the most popular baby names in the US and other countries. Sadly, Caleb and Denisha aren't on any of those lists. Womp.
While the Blondies are apart, Caleb and Denisha attempt to hold down the fort (figuratively). Caleb tries to do a round of rapid fire questions for Denisha to answer. Denisha admits the purchase she most regrets in life, and reminisces about eat at Long John Silver's.
The Blondies talk about the celebrities they love. Ellie and Caleb start to argue about the Katy Perry and Taylor Swift feud.
Cam leads the discussion about some of the most classic and memorable Vines. While the app no longer exists, Vines will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
The four chat about their personal favorite movies. All of the Harry Potter movies are declared to be "amazing."
The Blondies talk about one of the most iconic types of deserts ever to be created.....pie. Justine rebukes Caleb's belief that cheesecake is considered a type of pie.
The Blondies finally start to break the blonde stereotype, and conclude that while there are only two options in the game "Would You Rather?", there are often more than two options in life. On a random note, would you rather...
The Blondies reminisce about how the four first decided to make a podcast. It all started on that fateful Sunday...
The Blondies talk about their coffee and tea preferences. Justine proposes that tea is better than coffee.
Justine and Ellie share their puke stories, Cam rebukes the thought of vomit, and Caleb voices his dislike of noodles.
In the second episode of the Blondies, the four talk about our favorite water bottle brands and the importance of drinking water.