My Favorite Burger®
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We were so excited to be invited as guests on the Common Humanity Podcast by Chandra "C. S. Phoenix" Watson, an empowerment coach, author, athletic coach, and lover of real human conversation. Hope you enjoy our chat which ranges from Disney movies to shark attacks, and spirituality to body-building. Plus.. we ask Chandra to share HER favorite burger! Follow Chandra @commonhumanitypodcast on Instagram.
This week we’re rattling off shows we crushed during COVID TV binges, remembering classic 90s and 2000s throwback songs, and laughing about how Olivia Jade Giannulli (aka O.J. Loughlin) should never get caught posting kayaking photos. You know how sometimes one little tiny moment in a song totally MAKES the entire song? Yeah, we share a couple examples of those and would love it if you’d send yours in to us at myfavoriteburgerpod@g...
In just one episode, we talk about three different celebrities famous for peeing. But we also discuss broadway musicals, the best Fergie moments, songs about werewolves, our favorite true crime podcasts, and Bindi Irwin’s baby. Favorite burgers this week include a thrilling tv show and a strong memoir. Plus, one of us gets diagnosed with Big Man Small Man Syndrome. Tune in to find out who.
It's always about burgers, but probably not in the way you think. Tune in for all our favorite burgers, and mostly other nonsense!
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Where were you when you first learned the term “regatta?” If it was when Rachel Green went to the “regatta gala,” then yeah same—us, too. Today’s theme (lol) is existential questions, altered realities, and overcooked vegetables. We’re talking about tv shows people have only seen part of, bad movies we love anyway, and a potential My Favorite Burger trip to Iceland. (Email us at myfavoriteburgerpod@gmail.com, subject line “Iceland ...
From one of the trickiest questions in OSHA training, to one of the lesser-known tsunamis in recent history, today's episode is pretty wild. We're taking you through some outdoorsy wildlife encounters, new-fangled parking garages, Norah Jones's new nickname, and more. Plus, we talk about a lot of things about a lot of Pams.
Today's episode features a clip from Cat Walk: Tales From the Cat Show Circuit,...
Is Richard Simmons still missing? What do you do with an accidental envelope surplus? We’re covering all that and more today, including a mix-up involving Bill Murray’s lesser-known daughter. From David E. Kelly to David O. Russell, and from Instagram sorcery to fantasy football, we’re manifesting a wide range of topical chatter for you. P.S. Tim Cook, are you listening? Blink twice if yes.
By this point, COVID-19 has as many names as Anna Nicole Smith had Howards. And like each new variant, Zack and Liz are back again, but just a little bit more mutated. We're cruising through topics today, including an eerie experience on the Panama Canal; a failed paparazzi attempt at a Hudson News; and people who get married, divorced, and remarried—to each other! If you weren't expecting Amy Schumer to come up today, yo...
Today we're casting the first of 26 spells that came into our possession recently from an Instagram sorceress. Plus, you've heard of Big Pharma, but now we're tackling Big Milk & Raisin. From the sinister forces behind the Got Milk campaign, to hokey hikes, California raisins, live octopuses, fossilized fish, and more, today's episode will leave you spellbound. Our favorite burgers this week include an award...
We’re back, and we’re covering it all—from J.K. Rowling to J.K. Simmons. And no, we are not jk. In all seriousness, tune in for our thoughts on camouflage, strange state monikers, Long Island’s North Fork, real North forks, the slowest disaster movies ever, and more. Today’s roster truly runs the gamut—from the Kardashians, LGBTQ rights, and a Stevie Nicks soundcheck, to the real reason why nobody came together to see They Came Tog...
Listen closely as we chat about Ashley Olsen’s hiking machete, identical movies about identical twins, Scientologists who tweet, country mice, Mafioso landlords, environmentalism, and more. We’ll reminisce about two historic World War II ships, walk you through some of Robin Tunney’s best films, and ask the age-old question: is Avril Lavigne in on the joke? Our favorite burgers include a hand-beaded family heirloom and an Australia...
This week's topics come in small, shareable portions. We're talking about trips to Spain, letters to Santa, Mariah's McDonald's menu, and more. We wax poetic about our dream jobs, Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, our latest movie and music recommendations, and whether or not kids are still passing notes in secrecy. Our favorite burgers range from a micro-moment (a slider, if you will) to a horrific, decades-long tale of survi...
When we first recorded it, Amaranth was ten minutes long (with ads lol.) But typically, people don’t talk about grains for quite that long. So, we edited it down and published the shorter, more digestible version. But the fans have made it all too… well, clear: they want more amaranth. Some of this has never been heard before. We can’t wait for you to experience it in its entirety, raw and unedited. Just like when we first made it....
On today's episode, we discuss everything from Craigslist interns to Craigslist killers. We recount our past lives as travel agents, voice our one request for Tim Cook, and explore the lasting impact of Brexit and Megxit. From beans and grains (such as amaranth) to people who post online reviews on behalf of their spouses, our takes are as hot as your grill. Don't miss our favorite burgers of the week. Plus—is Jussie Smol...
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We're not sure if laughter is contagious or if it's the best medicine. But either way, we wanna give it to you. Follow us @myfavoriteburgerpod on Instagram. Start tuning in 2/2/22.
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