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Emily and Erica are two best friends doing dramatic readings of their old, embarrassing writing from their childhoods. The pilot episode features The Quest: A Story of Friendship, which they wrote together in 5th grade. Get ready for a lot of Warrior Cats references. 
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Each episode will also feature a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band), send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features music from Mangosteen, a band from Columbia, Missouri. The intro song, "She's a Lady", and the outtro song, "Moonlight", can be found on iTunes and their Spotify. Thank you Mangosteen!

Emily and Erica continue with their dramatic reading of The Quest, a story they wrote together in 5th grade. Iceclaw and the gang spend more time hunting than traveling, it seems, while Emily and Erica spend more time going on tangents than reading their story.
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Each episode features a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band), send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features music from Peyton Hubbard, an artist out of Columbia, Missouri. His music can be found on his Spotify and on iTunes. He is also in a band called Midnight Curfew. Follow them @MidnightCurfewCoMo on Facebook. Thanks Peyton!

Iceclaw and the gang are still on their journey to save their forest, meeting a menagerie of new creatures along the way. Erica and Emily speculate if anyone in this book knows what any other creature besides a wolf is, as well as the credibility of cats with PhDs.
Want to feature your old, embarrassing creative work on their show? Email growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com for details.
Each episode will also feature a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band), send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features music from Mangosteen, a band from Columbia, Missouri. The outtro song, "Space Booty", can be found on iTunes and their Spotify. Thank you Mangosteen!

Emily and Erica wrap up The Quest and hypothesize how it should have ended had their middle school selves bothered to finish the story. Discussion points include the survivability of avalanches, fictional wolf shipping, and who the mysterious Golden Hawk was all along.
Want to feature your old, embarrassing creative work on their show? Email growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com for details.
Each episode will also feature a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band), send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features the song "Hangover From Hell" from Blake Ashley, an artist from Columbia, Missouri. Find her on iTunes and Spotify!

Emily and Erica explore a brand new story that Erica wrote in 7th grade. They also review their "dark ages," where they were both furries and not speaking to one another for an entire year.
What is the new story about, you ask? Well, Brooke is just a normal girl from New York, going to school in a small town...except her father is dead and her mother gave her up for adoption. Nicholas is a bad boy with a secret... and maybe a magical house? Join Erica and Emily as they try to make it through a single sentence without laughing.
Want to feature your old, embarrassing creative work on their show? Email growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com for details.
Each episode will also feature a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band), send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features the song "Release of Pressure" by Dave Monks. Find more of his music at http://dizziedogg.simplesite.com/

Only non-jerks allowed in this episode. Erica and Emily continue to follow Brooke as she attends Maysville Central High, get a look into what her and Roy's life in the orphanage is like, and make fun of Nicholas McHenry's stupid laugh. Will Brooke and Roy find a place to live before the adoption center tosses them out on the street? Do adoption centers even work that way? Find out in part two of 7:00.
Want to feature your old, embarrassing creative work on their show? Email growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com for details.
Each episode will also feature a song from a little known music artist at the end. If you're in a band (or know someone in a band) and want to be on the show, send a track to growoutofitpodcast@gmail.com
This episode features the song "You Lost" by the band Elwood Stray. Find more of their music at www.elwoodstray.com