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Riff: Off the Cuff Conversations

Author: Paige Spindler-Richardson

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Hey there, we're two sisters who decided to record our conversations analyzing culture, entertainment, mental health, and who decided white muslin was to become the '90s boy band uniform. Anything and everything is up for discussion between Blythe and Paige Spindler-Richardson, even our incredibly long names!
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Well, as Boyz II Men would say, we've come to the end of the road. In this bittersweet final episode, Paige and Blythe discuss how this podcast has evolved from an almost scripted show about raw topics to authentically off the cuff, what the audience has meant to us, and what's next. Join us one last time, we've loved having you here. 
So we were a bit grumpy the last time we talked about the holidays, let's remedy that a little. Join Paige and Blythe as they discuss Christmastime performances, goofy songs, and the need for more savory treats this season. 
With all of the rhetoric around the pandemic and lifestyle choices, there seems to be a lot of focus and priority put on personal rights. While they (reluctantly admit) they are Americans in the land of the free, Paige and Blythe analyze and even criticize what comes from the constant pursuit of having it your way. 
Ah, romanced yet again by the animated characters of our childhood, we find ourselves twitterpated. Join Paige and Blythe as they question what could possibly attract us to cartoon animals and swoon over the likes of Simon the Chipmunk, Aladdin, Officer Li Shang, and uncover a disturbing realization about Disney films.
We may be winter holiday curmudgeons, but we do have some thoughts on what might make the season more palatable for those of us who aren't so keen on the traditions. Blythe and Paige discuss how changing up the activities we do and the expectations we have for this time of year can give us some relief in dealing with tense situations, allow us some comfort, and heck, maybe even provide a taste of holiday spirit.
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