This week, Kate covers a large spectrum of 90s, pop culture, and personal topics, but stick with it towards the end, where she announces something she wants to try doing with listeners to feature their stories instead of getting a Blue Apron sponsorship.

Weirdly about nothing, but one of my favorites yet, maybe. I need to listen to it. I had fun recording it, hopefully it's fun to listen to? As always, a vaguely interconnected stream of consciousness merging personal anecdotes with pop culture analyses, b

This is totally a True Crime podcast about seduction, forgiveness, deception, denial, and ultimately survival.* *It's not, that is the description of Dirty John. I'm just trying to get people to listen to my podcast and I don't stand a chance at the top

This week, we discuss how I don't do verbs, city vs. 'burbs, California teens, Real Housewife trivia dreams, gender reveal vids, thoughts on wanting kids, Facebook makes me feel my life is out of order, does your Craftsman home's laundry room accept quart

A lighthearted (yet irrelevant) title for what has been a krazy week for those of us that Keep up with the Kardashians. And, if you Keep up with Kate, she's also having bit of a week, and is still so behind she didn't have time to write a description or h

This week, Kate had other plans, but right before recording, was sent a 'weird' message by an internet stranger. This prompted a more dark and brooding intro this week, thanks to the musical stylings of the lesser-known singles off of one of the late '90s

We've familiarized ourselves with All or Nothing, All Saints, and now we move onto one of Kate's other favorites of 'All' time; All-4-One. From there we discuss the fine line of romance being gross or endearing depending on how into the person the recipie

In this week's episode, Kate invites you to take an inadvertently lengthy journey throughout a podcast that starts with some of her favorite pump up music, then shifts to discussions of the Parent Trap, the problem with food-based innuendo in popular musi

This week, in a somewhat evergreen episode, Kate manages to find nearly 40 minutes worth of tangents in the process of telling one single story about the boy band LFO's relationship to another boy band, O-Town. Within this story, she explores Meghan & Har

In this episode, Kate examines the parallels between her pre-teen life and Aaron's Party (Come Get It), also asking, which is worse? The gap between Kate's teeth at the time or the current gap we're experiencing between Carrie Underwood's story and the tr