In this heavily Utah and Utah diaspora themed episode, Claire relays to Julia an interaction between Meri and Kody. Later, Claire confuses author Edan Lepucki and Adrian Pasdar of "Profit," which is a TV show, apparently.

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Episode 4: Unable to Tolerate the Unknown of Meri's "I Don't Know" at the Pizza Picnic

Julia and Claire discuss the Netflix original film "Tall Girl," which doesn't really seem to be made for girls, tall or otherwise, and make a case for loving yourself and loving the problematic Swedish Adonis Stig, the Dunkers of Sweden. Later, a group of old women from North Carolina absolutely lose their shit over a greeting card with a lady cop on it.

Episode 3: Grappling with the Challenge of Loving Ourselves as Suggested by "Tall Girl"

Claire and Julia delve into the first time Claire ever found a deep and abiding respect for her sister seventeen years ago after witnessing an altercation between her and a music teacher who was jealous of her. Later, Claire typifies Bee Movie (2007) as something for total babies.

Episode 2: Overhearing Julia Talk to a Musical Director in Middle School

Julia & Claire get raw with a 45 minute story about grabbing coffee 6 months ago. They also discuss how Dad is the straight man (comedy-wise) this thing probably needs & Melania Trump the chihuahua. Later, Julia confuses two chocolatiers named Lisa.

Episode 1: Grabbing a Cold Brew at Chocolattes

Claire and Julia recap their own lives as if it were a scene-by-scene breakdown podcast. Except it doesn't go that good. At least the audio quality is flawless.

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Gorgeous: Mostly a Phone Call

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