Authors / speakers Melanie Shankle and Sophie Hudson - also known as Big Mama and BooMama on their blogs - talk about all the important stuff: faith, family, friends, football, fashion, and food. Plus, of course, their hair.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 452 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityKids & FamilyChristianity |
This week Melanie and I recap our weekend activities, Melanie shares all about the big fun of Caroline's senior portraits, and we talk about our upcoming trip to Auburn. Plus, the wallet that Melanie lost in Fayetteville has once again been found - a... more
We've had some bluebird spring days in San Antonio and Birmingham over the last week, so on this episode Melanie and I talk about how we've been soaking up the great weather. Melanie also bemoans the endlessness of a day after waking up early, and I ... more
This week Melanie and I have so many post-live show thoughts...about air travel, about the fun we had in Arkansas, and about all the basketball we've watched since we've been back at home. We also marvel at the ways our college baseball fortunes impr... more
While Melanie went to Round Top with Caroline this past weekend, I watched a lot of basketball and Netflix, so we catch up on this episode about all of our respective adventures (on my end of things, to be clear, "adventures" is a super strong word).... more
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I love listening to this on Fridays to finish out my week! Always making me laugh and start my weekend on a good note.
I have listened to this show a long time, and I really do enjoy the ladies and their banter. However it increasingly feels like they are a bit shallow, vain, and materialistic. They have only the regular perspective of most upper middle class women, but itâs hard to listen to them recommend $150 facial serums and so many expensive items. They spend a lot of time and money on themselves, eating a fancy restaurants, buying clothes and things for their kids,going to Pilates or workout classes. I to... more
I have listened for years and enjoy the podcast! Congratulations to Melanie!! I also enjoy âAll Creatures Great and Smallâ, but I think you may have been referring to Tricki Woo in the 3-6-25 episode, and stated he was a Lhasa Apso, he is a Pekingese. He is very spoiled and may have taken offense. (But, honestly Lhasa Apsoâs are by far cuter, I had one for just under 14 years.) Dig you both, keep making us laugh through all life throws our way!
I think one of the reasons Sophie is so drawn to Paradise is because of the guest appearances of her old friend Gerald McRaney!đMy husband and I also love the show!
This has become a 45-50 minute podcast with at least 10 of that being ads. Itâs basically one big ad with a little pod thrown in, and ever-shrinking.
Also, nothing says âIâm a Christian and a Christian writerâ like âthis show I like has horrible language but that doesnât really bother me.â (Actual quote from Sophie.)
When the ladies are at their best, this is a great show. But I just wish they were presenting their best most of the time instead of hardly ever anymore.
Finally, can someone ... more
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The content primarily revolves around subjects such as faith, family, and the everyday experiences of life, delivered with humor and a lighthearted tone. Each episode typically features discussions on personal stories, hobbies, relationships, cooking, and fashion, all interspersed with reflections on sports, particularly college football. Notably, the hosts share their candid thoughts on parenting challenges, personal health, and current cultural topics, appealing to listeners who appreciate both light-hearted banter and deeper reflections on personal experiences.
Listeners can expect a mix of relatable storytelling and shared laughter, making it an inviting space for those looking to connect over common life experiences. The episodes ofte... more
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