Questionables podcast Jessie Skriner and Brittany Hunt

Jess sits down with her badass friend, Kat, to tell ghost stories, get freaked out by a possible ghost in Jess’s apartment, then talk the logistics and terminology in gaming, and attempt big words after drinking too much wine.

Join us as we sit down with Jessie’s long time friend, Travis, from middle school AND junior high (because small towns are weird, yo) as we envision our own Dear Abbey service, discuss MLMs and Kanye West each other.

Adam Daly of the Getting Lost Podcast steps in to co-host as we interview the incredibly cool Chelsea Tolman (mortician/author/blogger/consultant).  We talk about how Chelsea began her career as a mortician and education about the field. We also get to listen to her incredible stories and her journey to where she is in life today.  Join us as we talk life, death, human hearts, and junkyards on Episode 4 of Questionables!

Jessie’s longtime friends (and twins) Emma and Adelaide stop in to talk about feminism, Halloween costumes, education, life’s mysteries, and what we should all be watching on Netflix.  Join us as we get pounced on by Britt’s cats and eat too many cookies on Episode 3 of Questionables!

Big number 2!!! (Get it? Heh heh. Ok it’s not THAT funny, moving on...) Join Jess, Britt and vodka as we attempt to do a segment on hockey in honor of Lord Stanley and Ovi’s big win!! 🏒 There are many laughs, maaaybe a few f-bombs and the occasional appearance of our drinks making noise in the background. (Sorta sorry for the noise, but not really because it was damn delicious and we are still figuring out this microphone thing ). And finally random stories. So many random stories. Cheers and enjoy!!!

Join us for our inaugural episode as we sit down with the locally famous, absolutely fabulous Krissie Holifield. We cover how we met, irrational fears, love of beards, and literally everything that popped into our mimosa and cupcake soaked minds. Guaranteed to make you laugh at least once (at least we we did while editing) even if it’s at us as we find our feet and direction.