Kathy and Judy

Your kids are going off to college which means it’s time for the annual “letting go” show .  Steve Bertrand and Judy Markey talk to listeners about letting their children fly from the nest as well as other topics such as enjoying planning things more than doing things, traditions of family spells, and bad gifts from significant others.  

Kathy and Judy discuss puppy mills and the  Puppy Mill Project. Kathy wonders why people got so bothered by the marathon runner that didn’t wear a tampon during the London Marathon.  If you notice a person doing a distracting behavior – do you warn them?

Kathy and Judy want to know who still uses contact paper.  They discuss an app that allow parents to monitor their kids text messages.  The girlfriends have to weigh-in on if women still have an interest in voting for Donald Trump. Finally, they hear about vacation trinkets that you regret buying.

Judy starts the show needing some advice.  They girlfriends discuss topics you should discuss with your partner before marriage.  Judy wants to know if you believe in Trump the politician and why and Kathy almost has a meltdown over some of the responses.  To lighten the mood the girls have some burning questions they need answered.

Judy starts the show needing some advice.  They girlfriends discuss topics you should discuss with your partner before marriage.  Judy wants to know if you believe in Trump the politician and why and Kathy almost has a meltdown over some of the responses.  To lighten the mood the girls have some burning questions they need answered.

Kathy and Judy take to the rails as they ask their listeners about drinking on the train, why we choose to swear or not, things about sex that have surprised us, and bringing gifts to parties when they explicitly say ‘no gifts’.  

Kathy and Judy take to the rails as they ask their listeners about drinking on the train, why we choose to swear or not, things about sex that have surprised us, and bringing gifts to parties when they explicitly say ‘no gifts’.  

Kathy and Judy hear about traditions you do every year.  They girlfriends take a detour to help Judy find sheets to fit her non-pillow topped mattress.  They also discuss summer romances and then want advice you have for your younger self.

Kathy and Judy hear about traditions you do every year.  They girlfriends take a detour to help Judy find sheets to fit her non-pillow topped mattress.  They also discuss summer romances and then want advice you have for your younger self.

Kathy and Steve Bertrand (in for Judy) talk about making fun of somebody who died shooting a firework off his head if that is appropriate or not.  They also take reviews of Magic Mike XXL and what if Atticus Finch was racist.

Kathy and Steve Bertrand (in for Judy) talk about making fun of somebody who died shooting a firework off his head if that is appropriate or not.  They also take reviews of Magic Mike XXL and what if Atticus Finch was racist.

Kathy and Judy share a tale of Kathy’s unforgettable experience with Judy’s dog.  The Republican candidates for President keep growing and the liberal girlfriends want to know who is the front runner and why.  They also discuss sharing objects with friends and firework injuries.

Kathy and Judy share a tale of Kathy’s unforgettable experience with Judy’s dog.  The Republican candidates for President keep growing and the liberal girlfriends want to know who is the front runner and why.  They also discuss sharing objects with friends and firework injuries.

Kathy and Judy talk about the over-celebration of weddings.  With such a busy news week they decide to bring back Speak Your Piece where listeners get 45 seconds to vent on whatever is on their mind.  They also want to know if there was something you found out about your family history that makes you proud or…ashamed.

Kathy and Judy talk about the over-celebration of weddings.  With such a busy news week they decide to bring back Speak Your Piece where listeners get 45 seconds to vent on whatever is on their mind.  They also want to know if there was something you found out about your family history that makes you proud or…ashamed.