Call me, Maybe "St. Patrick's Shenanigans: Hangovers, Sourdough, and Concert Plans!"

from Socially UnSocial · host Danielle and Patty

In this lively episode of Socially Unsocial, hosts Patty and Danielle celebrate St. Patrick's Day with discussions on everything from their favorite (and not so favorite) holiday foods to hilarious party stories. Patti gets candid about her newfound love for corned beef and the complexities of making sourdough bread, while Danielle shares funny anecdotes about her cooking fails. The conversation also dives into the excitement and chaos of kids' basketball playoffs, a frustrating experience with a subpar home listing video, and the anticipation of an upcoming Zach Bryan concert -- complete with hilarious misunderstandings about shared hotel rooms. Join them for a rollercoaster of laughs, insights, and genuine friendship moments.Follow Us on IG and Facebook @SociallyUnSociallyPodcast And check us out on TikTok @SociallyUnSocialpThank for Listening!

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