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What do Brad Pitt, Willie Nelson, Glenn Close, and two live goats have in common? Absolutely nothing, until this episode! A burning question about walking downstairs takes a wild turn when local radio personality Andy Austin unexpectedly drops by. Suddenly, it's a hilarious trip through the glory days of radio, featuring outrageous stunts, celebrity encounters, Willie Nelson's legendary weed, and Lori's spectacularly awkward meeting with Glenn Close. Three radio veterans, countless ridiculous...

It's birthday season for Brett and Lori, and apparently getting older doesn't mean getting more mature. Lori shares the highlights of her family reunion in Georgia, including a touching birthday gift that left her ugly crying in a restaurant and a practical joke that took 500 puzzle pieces and nearly an hour to deliver its punchline. Brett has birthday stories of his own, including a surprise party that wasn't for him and a massive Harry Potter LEGO set that's taking over his free time. Along...

Lori avoided massages for years because she feared an embarrassing bodily noise. Brett’s experiences suggest she had other things to worry about. From massage therapists walking on his back in Rome to an awkward, ZERO-privacy shower in Mexico, relaxation comes with surprises. Add celebrity impressions, Maine’s ice storm of 1998, jury duty, and a surprisingly passionate disagreement about Dateline’s Keith Morrison. This week's conversation goes exactly where you’d expect: everywher...

Before her "Dark Downeast" podcast became a global sensation, Kylie Low was touring with One Direction, sporting pink hair, and making Lori laugh on the Q Morning Show. This week, she joins Lori and Brett to revisit the contest that put her on the road with a boy band, the unexpected audition that landed her in radio, and the office romance Lori strongly advised against. (Spoiler: they’re married now.) Drop us a line!

This week, Lori and Brett compare travel disasters, from forgotten luggage and missed connections to TSA rules that seem to change every time you fly. Add a suspicious bag of Good & Plenty, a stranger’s bare foot, and a spirited debate about reclining your seat, and it’s a wonder either of them still goes anywhere. Drop us a line!