ep. 26 random thoughts

from The Vibe Providers Podcast Hosted by Kaitlyn Friel + Missy Tenney

This week, Kaitlyn and Missy are finally clearing out the random thoughts that have been collecting in their Notes apps. From completely unnecessary observations to oddly specific opinions, this episode is full of the kind of conversations that somehow make perfect sense (at least to them). 😂 In this week's Bonus Yap, they share the totally useless skill they wish they were surprisingly good at, catch up on what's been going on lately, and, of course, end the episode by sharing something that's been influencing them lately. Grab a snack, settle in, and come yap with us! 💛

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