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I Did Not Feel a Thing
Courtney is back, and she turns the tables on Bethany, interviewing her about what it's like to be 9 months pregnant. Hear about vagina stitches, keeping your placenta in a jar, babies …
A Very Baldwin Christmas
After last year's excellent Christmas podcast, Danny has returned to discuss the trailer for a movie based on "Christmas with a Capita…
Unsolicited Parenting Advice
It's been a long time since Bethany did a solo podcast. This week, she overcomes her tendency to "dramaticize" events to give you the straight dope about random strangers telli…
The Twitter Game 3
Bethany turns the tables on Weddle for this episode of the Twitter Game. This time, SHE comes up with the questions -- can Weddle perform better than Bethany???
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Classic American Flava
It's been a long time since Chuck came on the podcast. Bethany and Chuck ramble on about living at a ski resort year-round, the quality of Ralph Lauren and Phat Farm shirts, Ch…
Missed Connections - Roanoke Edition
Jon introduces Bethany to the Missed Connections section of Craigslist, but that quickly devolves into trolling the crazier Roanoke personal ads. PLUS -- why People magazine should give more than one paragraph to a Party of Five member's kidnappi…
The Twitter Game 2
Chris Weddle returns with another installment of The Twitter Game. This time, we discover which Hills castmember is into geocaching, what a "spelling area" is, Ryan Seacrest's …
No More Baby Showers - FIXED
Anna takes her maiden podcast voyage to talk about why baby showers are sexist and insufferable, but then offers a 4-point plan to change all baby showers for the better forever. Also, we have shoutouts to Share this episode
If They Want My Business 2: Alan & the Hookah
BWB is back with another in our series of tales of crappy customer service.
Alan and Bethany talk about the joys of having awesome, witty comebacks to someone who gives you a…
Free Stuff
Air Guitar Champ Jon Kirby is back to tell us about all the other (non-Dokken) free stuff that comes his way. He's like a magnet…
Air Guitar
Jon joins Bethany to talk about his performance in a recent Air Guitar contest. Grand prize? An electric guitar and a chance to go BACKSTAGE to meet DOKKEN! Click here to see Jo…
Neighbor Favors Update
A day late, but NOT a dollar short! Bethany, Tripp, and Chris update us on the overeager neighbors described in Neighbor Favors 8 months ago. This week has everything …
Douche?
Bethany and Weddle again explore the fascinating man that is John Mayer. If you missed it or want a refresher, check out the first discussion.
…Eli -- Back Again for the 1st Time
Eli joins Bethany LIVE from his annual New Year's Chili Cookoff to discuss Vietnamese Snake Wine (actual bottle consumed at the Cookoff is pictured), chinchilla poop, The Secret, and Eli's last podcast appearance, lost to the sands of time.
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Poutine
Alan comes back with another travelogue, this time about his various roadtrips through Canada. Learn about how to get through the border crossing with no passport, what the hell poutine is, the problems with the Canadian interstate, the Share this episode
Scarefest Post-Mortem (pun intended)
Bethany went to Scarefest recently. Join her, Wes, and Jackie as they discuss all kinds of Scarefest goings-on: celebrity sightings, handwriting analysis, guys on stilts, John Ritter's ghost, the wrong kind…
Bitching with Bethany - the Podcast
Bethany and friends discuss important topics. WARNING: Very vulgar. Don't tune in if offended by swearing or topics generally favored by delinquent 14 year-old boys.