Kat and Moose Podcast

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SHORTIE: Idioms and Biblical Corrections May 27, 2020

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Kat & Moose get schooled by Producer Sara on what an idiom is and unpack (and even debate a little about) several common ones...as they wait for the other shoe to drop.

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The Devil’s Yoga and Narrow Bathtubs May 17, 2020

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Kat and Moose get a prank call. Moose has been (un)beautifully frozen on Zoom and they talk mask-shame. AirBNB says no beach rentals. Moose finally closed on a new house...but feared “the other shoe is going to drop” phenomenon. Moose tearfully reminisces the essence of her mom...and her practical jokes. Moose is Kat’s master. Kathy needs to evolve. Together, they learn about Internal Family Systems…& Freud. Producer Sara has a new puppy, and a visit to the trainer didn’t go so well. Kat’s Mom gets her point across to her grandson thanks to a balloon. Moose’s new bathtub is super boujee and she celebrates a tankless water heater. Cleaning your areas is not for the bathtub. Christian Yoga. We can all learn more from the BBC. You can experience Prancercise here. Send us your opinions; hello@katandmoosepodcast.com.
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Bombré and The Eight-Armed Goddess Apr 28, 2020

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Kat and Moose lament COVID-19 emails from everyone. Instacart is a life saver, for some. Should tickets to concerts and festivals be refunded? The Dalai Lama and Brene Brown get roped into a dinner party, and a fight breaks out at the end over Mother Teresa.

Everyone looks like the mosquito man. Kat talks about how DDT caused American Bald Eagles to almost become extinct. What if we all end up looking like Durga? It’s the story of evolution.

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Kat discusses QiGong and group therapy. Moose talks about what she’s missing during this time. Kat has 24 pair of glasses.

Should ticketing companies be refunding tickets for postponed events? Who is Biden going to choose as his running mate? Interesting facts about the Liberty Bell, and we reminisce faxing.

Our friend Chris quotes Ram Daas in reference to the Kat and Moose Podcast. We’d love to hear from you hello@katandmoosepodcast.com. Who is Moose having dinner with? A fight breaks out as we discuss nuns.

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SHORTIE: Professor Kat and The CPAP Machine Apr 25, 2020

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Kat and Moose discuss states re-opening, roosters offering tech support for diabetes, the demise of the USPS and CPAP complications.

States are re-opening their economy next week! We think it’s unconscionable, and then we explore the conundrum of the USPS being billions of dollars in debt. And what is Trump’s job, exactly?

Kat receives a hand-written letter from our friend Lauren, and pays it forward by sending a card to her sister, but Moose gets the shaft. Also, U-LINE, you don’t have to send us your catalogs! Moose endorses Emily McDowell and Zeichen Press greeting cards.

A rooster tries to heal Kat’s Type 1 diabetes, and we discover Kat is an ornithologist. Moose talks about what happens at her house at night. ← Click at your own risk!

Moose discusses her CPAP and attempts a new attachment and we discuss anacondas in the bed.

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COVID Sex and That’s On You, Boo Apr 19, 2020

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Kat and Moose talk all things from sex to psychology during COVID-19, and the broader scope of why and how we think how we think. We celebrate Teraji Henson and stand on a few soapboxes.

We cover swag and sex during COVID-19. We celebrate Taraji Henson and the idea of The Herd Community is born.

Kat showcases her new Kat & Moose swag. And asks about sex in COVID-19.

Kat discusses the brain stem and its importance. She’s not necessarily making our Enneagram 5 friends proud.

Moose highlights Taraji P. Henson non-profit with virtual therapy options for African-american communities looking for mental health resources. Moose talks about herd immunity and The Herd Community may have just been born.

Moose talks about winning an award and proclaiming she’s a Democrat and talks about the deconstruction of our faith. What do you think about this? hello@katandmoosepodcast.com

Moose points out that Marriane Williamson has something to say about this, and Kat latches on to “there is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you.”

They pass out wine and loaves of bread, wine and fish.

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Lost Children and the Enneagram Apr 17, 2020

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Kat & Moose start this episode with a special song celebrating Easter. Broadcast from Turks & Caicos and The Iron Throne, Kat and Moose philosophize about what the Enneagram has to say about what we heard and learned as children. Kat & Moose share additional messages you should have heard as a child.

Moose is in Turks & Caicos and Kat is sitting on the Iron Throne.

Moose explores Enneagram philosophy and we learn about how our childhood and current circumstances affect us and shape our personalities. We discuss Canadian chart metrics and Saskatchewan.

Kat is WANTED and has balanced wings.

Producer Sara does a booty shake when we talk about her number.

Do you agree with these messages discussed? Let us know hello@katandmoosepodcast.com

Moose can feel misunderstood. And Kat questions the once-over.

Moose recommends The Sacred Enneagram by Chris Heuertz and The Road Back To You by Ian Morgan Cron & Suzanne Stabile.

What’s your type? How do these things resonate with you? Let us hear from you hello@katandmoosepodcast.com.

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Supernova Zit and the 5G Conspiracy Apr 11, 2020

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Kat & Moose talk about mishaps that happen after the age of 40, and question eating habits during this crisis. Necessity breeds invention, first responders rock and Moose reflects on some of the beauty found in sobriety. Check on your strong friends.

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Electronics aren’t working and it looks like Kat took a fall and has a strawberry. Things are happening to our bodies. Kat is a frequent flyer at TOA. Salonpas. Colonic.

The pandemic has caused us to eat weird things.

Ellen’s wife is cooking and needs a gift from Kat & Moose. Moose talks about watching CNN and Chris Cuomo’s chipped tooth. We all need Madison Reed for our hair during COVID-19.

5G may change things. Moose reflects on companies invented during the last recession. Instagram, Uber, Groupon, Slack, Venmo & Pinterest.

Let’s thank our first responders. Moose thinks Kat’s home improvement mishaps are a larger message from synchronicity. Moose talks about Lauren McKowen We Are The Luckiest: The Surprising Magic Of A Sober Life.

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SHORTIE: More Fears and Snakes on a Plane Apr 06, 2020

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Kat & Moose discuss more irrational fears from listeners.

Has Jaws and Snakes on a Plane influenced our entire generation?! J-Lo, Julianna Margulies & Samuel L. Jackson and Jodie Foster may be to blame, by participation.

Irrational fears and phobias seem to have something in common. Kat is appalled that Moose isn’t immediately terrified by octopuses. Kat reveals why she calls her sister Beast, thanks to a cult-classic they watched as children.

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#Quarantaiment Hacks and Audubon Facts Apr 01, 2020

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Kat and Moose laugh about prank calls and how quarantainment has resurfaced TV shows from childhood and weird family memories. Social anxiety, social distancing and COVID-19 can’t help but make the cut when it comes to subject matter, but otherwise Moose touches on one of her passions, the Enneagram, and Kat talks about the red cardinal that recently visited.

Kat & Moose are social distancing. Kat talks about comparing Coronavirus to the AIDS crisis.

Frisbees can be evil.

Moose is Donkey on the edge. And is Kat’s Chase card over the limit because of her Victoria’s Secret purchases?

Can you forward a voicemail like Kat does? Share yours with us at hello@katandmoosepodcast.com.

Quarantainment recommendations: Ozark Season 3, Tiger King (duh!), Visible: Out On TV, My So Called Life, Hollywood Squares

Kat’s been doing therapy over the Internet. Moose reflects on Glennon Doyle’s “representative” and associated meme’s about our current reality.

Moose talks about Enneagram 8, and Enneagram 4 and Enneagram 7.

Moose asks Kat to talk about her red cardinal experience. 13 superstitions about birds according to the Audubon Society. You know, like the raven in Game of Thrones.

This brings up memories for Moose about Grandma Alice and her voodoo doll!

Share your responses and opinions on our Quarantainment by emailing hello@katandmoosepodcast.com.

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Little Debbie and Shagnasty Mar 23, 2020

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We start out with etiquette and move into the clothes we buy and how our early childhood trained us toward brand loyalty. The things we lived as children really do shape our adult perceptions. Kat & Moose howl through the depths of each other’s deepest problems, rooted in terminology used in their lives before age 5. And someone may have peed their pants.

Kat pontificates about etiquette and Emily Post, including when the appropriate time is to put one’s napkin in one’s lap. Kat’s Mom is against paper towels and dishwashers.

Moose shops at Old Navy and Macy’s and wears clothes off of the rack. Kat, not so much. Moose talks about drunk shopping on eBay. Kat wears a head lamp when she walks her dogs in the dark.

Moose has a theory that the items we purchase are based on what we grew up with. Oat Milk and Almond Milk are a thing now.

Moose needed Nike-brand cleats in high school. She celebrated the Payless Shoe Store version just the same.

Moose asks Kat about childhood grocery store brand loyalty. Somehow Kat’s family always had Diet Coke, and never generic colas. Moose’s family was a Pepsi family. Moose talks about Granda Alice and her trucker-cup full of whiskey. Moose talks about Red Soda and her sister’s special time. Grandma Alice thought pads were Little Debbie Cakes.

The conversation circles back to Kat’s early childhood wounds due to her Grandmother calling her “Shagnasty.” Moose tries to break the shackles off of Kat from being called “Shagnasty.”

The rest...well, you have to listen.

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