Part 4 and the final episode of our Conspiracy Series. This time, we're talking about the Illuminati and Hollywood, with some distractions along the way.

We're back in the studio and catching up before getting into the new Netflix series about Lizzie Borden. Then we get into this week's conspiracy topic: 9/11.

Part 2 of a two-part episode where we talk about the Mandela Effect and some of the things we remember, but of course, with distractions. This time we're on the road visiting some different coffee places while we chat.

Part 1 of a two-part episode where we talk about the Mandela Effect and some of the things we remember, but of course, with distractions. This time we're on the road visiting some different coffee places while we chat.

We're starting our conspiracy series with the basics. In this episode, we talk through conspiracy theories ranging from historic to current day, including theories about missing people, fake people, Atlantis.... birds, and more.

Name it and we'll talk about it. What do you think?

This week, we try a few new Oh Snap! products, introduce Louie (Megan’s dog) to the podcast, and talk about the Lindsey Clancy case and the discussion surrounding it.

We also announce our upcoming Conspiracy Series, starting next month, where we’ll be covering some of the conspiracy theories people still can't stop talking about from ages ago to present day.

This week, we get into all things related to diet trends, from GLP-1s and protein to fasting, with all the debate on why people might even be doing them.

We also get a little bit into inflation, the dystopian society vibe and, for reasons we can't fully explain, an unexpectedly detailed discussion about the way people itch their faces.

Enjoy!

We probably should've gone to bed instead of recording... but here we are.

After debating whether it's okay to eat grapes while shopping and a short little follow up on tipping culture responses, we dive into commitment. What it means, why some people thrive on it, and why others have a harder time with it.

Blame it on sleep deprivation if we say too much.