One Last Summer Overshare: Disco Plumbing & Boob Blindness
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We came in with no plan. No run of show. No carefully thought out topic. Just two microphones and the confidence that surely we could find something to talk about.
Fifty minutes later…apparently that was never going to be a problem.
For our Season 2 summer finale, we’re doing what we do best: catching up, oversharing and somehow turning completely normal life updates into stories we probably shouldn’t tell on a podcast.
We’re talking about the 90s movies our parents casually let us watch that would NEVER pass today’s parental guidance standards, plus an update on Steph’s fast paced journey toward becoming Mother of the Bride. That includes dress shopping and the very important midlife question no one prepares you for: exactly what level of matronly are we supposed to be aiming for here? Are we covering everything up because we’re respectable women of a certain age? Or are we going full hottie with a body? There has to be a middle ground.
We also have some life and kid updates, including Steph’s son officially entering the plumbing world and quickly discovering that people will apparently flush just about ANYTHING down a toilet. And when one of those stories gets set to disco music? Just trust us. You need to hear it.
Then there’s the swimsuit.
Steph thought she was having a real “getting my groove back” moment until photographic evidence revealed that she may have developed a condition we are officially diagnosing as boob blindness.
We cannot explain it here. We will not explain it here. You simply have to listen.
Somewhere between disco plumbing and boob blindness, we also manage to look ahead to Season 3 and share a little about what’s coming this fall, including new conversations, new guests and plenty more of whatever this is.
It’s one last summer overshare before we close the book on Season 2.
No plan. Fifty minutes. Absolutely no shortage of stories.
Honestly, that feels about right.