Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Everybody and Their Cousin is a podcast by two cousins in their 20s. Join Jill and Molly as they talk about navigating friendships, relationships, finances, fitness, pop culture (especially reality TV) and more!
Unknown Host hosts Everybody and Their Cousin, a society show with 66 episodes published.
Cousins, Molly is RATTLED at the start of this week’s episode after a sighting of the ghost of Jill’s landline past. This leads us into a discussion of the child-coded urge to hang up on strangers and when it’s okay (and
Cousins, did you miss us? After our controversial one-week break, we are back with important cultural discussions and insights into our future parenting philosophies. This week, Jill and Molly ask the hard-hitting genera
Cousins, this week we’re welcoming our first returning guest, Mary! Jill and Mary deliver their official race report along with a full breakdown of the preceding shenanigans. After the race report, we're diving deep into
Cousins, we’re back with another episode where we are hitting MANY corners. We follow up on the Pizza Movie prank on Cousin Bill featuring a rare cameo from the man himself, do a quick budget check-in to prove we are at
Cousins, despite much of this episode ending up on the cutting room floor, what remains is chaotic and calling out for cancellation. First, we discuss differing parenting styles, apologizing to children, and why Molly’s
Cousins, we want you to know that we did record an episode this week. Getting there, however, was a journey. Molly attempts the intro not once, not twice, but three times, setting the tone for what can only be described
Cousins, last week we promised you that this week would be different, and needless to say we’ve delivered (shout out to Cousin of the Week Carrie for emailing us!) Of course, it wouldn’t be Everybody and Their Cousin if
Cousins, this episode kicks off with an interactive game that reveals Jill's true inner strength, followed by what can only be described as a riveting conversation about the weather. If you live in Canada, hopefully this
Cousins, hold on to your hats and rev your engines, cause we’ve got quite the episode for you this week. Jill and Molly start off by introducing a new corner - Opp of the Week. Jill’s opp this week is the AI lady on Runn
Cousins, this week Jill and Molly attempt the impossible: figuring out the difference between The Summer I Turned Pretty , Every Summer After , and My Life with the Walter Boys . The cousins then dive headfirst into the
Cousins, we are SO excited to have the honour of giving you the EXCLUSIVE first look at the draft menu for Molly’s wedding. How we got access to this confidential information, you may never know. But first, as individual
Cousins, the tables have officially turned. After Jill successfully convinced Molly (and half the listening audience) to watch Heated Rivalry , it is now Molly’s turn to evangelize. This week she makes her case for Love
Cousins, welcome to secret identity week - Double Life by Pharrell, people who have a one letter name on the dating apps, Hannah Montana, and the most famous double agents of all time (Jill and Molly), we are doing it AL
Cousins, this week we’re confronting our greatest enemies: the cello teacher who attempted to humiliate Jill and the nail technician who set Molly's hand on fire. But before we get to that, Jill and Molly unpack the pain
We are Everybody and Their Cousin, and we are basically carollers! So gather ye faithful followers as we regale you with our voices. Jill and Molly start by singing songs of yore, including Breathe (2am), Breathe, and Br
Cousins, despite the fact that no one emailed us this week, Jill and Molly are back to talk to you about whatever random nonsense comes into our heads. First, we give the people what you're clamouring for - a week old re
Cousins, this week we’re covering a truly chaotic range of topics—from why Canada is objectively superior (we will not be taking feedback), to our ongoing fixation on The Traitors and all things Robert Rausch. Molly shar
Cousins, we are here! And we are feeling silly. This week, Jill and Molly circle back on the Finch app and ask the question on everyone’s mind - what would the cavemen have thought about it? Despite thinking we have noth
Cousins, this episode truly has it all. Jill and Molly kick things off with a listener email from our very own podcast promoter, before diving into The Traitors season 4 and unpacking the incredible charisma of Rob from
Cousins, this week we’re covering the full spectrum of human experience: hormones, hauntings, reality television, and whatever is happening at a Katy Perry concert these days. We kick things off with a breakdown of the m
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Everybody and Their Cousin is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Society (culture) and has published 66 episodes.
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