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Hosted by Heather and Zia · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 33 episodes
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Our podcast is going to be explaining in “jersey words” the things we experience, products we use, people we encounter, and anything else we think of. Every episode will be different the only guarantee is that both Zia and Heather will be here.
Heather and Zia hosts Do We Love That For You?, a comedy show with 33 episodes published.
Did you love that for us? A dentist visit shouldn’t feel like a cage match, but sometimes it does. We start with a very real-life “take two” recording situation and then get into the topic that kicked off the whole conve
Did you love that for us? We’re poolside for a cozy, unfiltered catch-up, and we start with something we don’t want to ignore: you told us the episodes are getting long. We hear you (especially you, Eliza), so we talk ab
Did you love that for us? Someone says they’re pregnant and we instantly do the math. Someone’s kid melts down in a store and suddenly every parent in the aisle has an opinion. That’s the energy we bring with our guest M
Did you love that for us? Someone says they’re pregnant and we instantly do the math. Someone’s kid melts down in a store and suddenly every parent in the aisle has an opinion. That’s the energy we bring with our guest M
Did you love that for us? The moment something goes wrong, our brains beg for control. Power goes out mid-show, plans get thrown off, a coworker announces a big change, and suddenly you can feel your body flip into fight
Did you love that for us? The moment something goes wrong, our brains beg for control. Power goes out mid-show, plans get thrown off, a coworker announces a big change, and suddenly you can feel your body flip into fight
Did you love that for us? “Yepperonies” starts as a total throwaway mistake while we’re recording, and somehow it becomes the most accurate label for our whole vibe. We’re on episode 30, we’re a little slap-happy, and we
Did you love that for us? “Yepperonies” starts as a total throwaway mistake while we’re recording, and somehow it becomes the most accurate label for our whole vibe. We’re on episode 30, we’re a little slap-happy, and we
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Did you love that for us? Your calendar says “almost summer,” but your body says “this Monday has lasted eight days.” We’re coming in hot with end-of-school-year exhaustion, the kind of week that has you walking through
Did you love that for us? Australia is the one blank spot on our listener map, and we’re taking it personally. So we kick off with a cultural landmine that made us laugh out loud: in the US, “rooting for you” is pure enc
Did you love that for us? Being “done” can be petty, hilarious, and also the healthiest boundary you ever set. We’re celebrating six months of recording and 800 plus downloads, then we jump straight into the real world s
Did you love that for us? The plan was a simple girls day. The reality was a rainy adventure that somehow included house hunting reconnaissance, thrift store chaos, and a McDonald’s dine in experience so wild it felt lik
Did you love that for us? The fastest way to time travel is a smell, a taste, or a story you haven’t told in years and we hit all three. We start with real life chaos (recording problems, of course) and a very real updat
Did you love that for us? May the Fourth brings out the best kind of chaos in our house, so we lean all the way in and treat Star Wars like the life language it is. We start with a quick real-life moment about speech the
Did you love that for us? Spring is supposed to feel fresh, but sometimes it just feels like sneezing, pressure headaches, and waiting for the trees to finally wake up. We get real about what spring looks like where we l
Did you love that for us? Your brain is certain… right up until someone shows you the logo, the movie quote, or the spelling and suddenly you’re arguing with reality. We start with a little behind-the-scenes chaos, a big
Did you love that for us? Repetition can be comfort, comedy, or a full-blown relationship trigger, and we get into all three. We talk about repetitive behavior through the lens of autism awareness month, why repeating yo
Did you love that for us? Autism Awareness Month gets real when you hand the mic to someone who lives it. We’re joined by our guest Johnny, with Nicole chiming in, for a warm, funny, detail-rich conversation about how au
Did you love that for us? 548 downloads in 18 weeks might not sound flashy, but to us it’s proof that real people are pressing play and sticking around. We start by celebrating the win, then immediately run into the real
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Do We Love That For You? is hosted by Heather and Zia. The show is categorised under comedy (society) and has published 33 episodes.
Do We Love That For You? has published 33 episodes.
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