Episode 76: Get on Ove!

Episode 76: Get on Ove!

Mia and Kate are mid-adventure! This week, the besties are swapping travel diaries from opposite sides of the globe. Kate recaps Paris thus far, while Mia recounts her time at the Juan de Fuca Festival out in the Pacific Northwest. The Little Question: Things get a bit tense as they share their worst close calls on the road: "Have you ever had a scary travel experience? If so, what was it?" The Big Question: On a deeper note, they look at how seeing the world changes who we are: "What is the most transformative travel experience you’ve ever had?" Pack your bags and tune in! Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee. © Third Coast Entertainment® thirdcoastnola.com

Episode 75: Do It for the Sleeves

Jazz Fest is over but things are heating up on Great Question! This week, Mia and Kate are recapping the best moments from Jazz Fest and giving a sneak peek at their summer traveland touring plans. But it’s not all sunshine and stage lights—the duo gets into a heated debate about last week’s episode. Let’s just say some points were made and voices might have been raised... The Little Question: What degrees do you have? Time to check the credentials! The Big Question: What makes you most uneasy about our current political climate? We’re getting real and a little raw. Join Mia and Kate as they navigate the transition from festival high to deep, systemic real talk. It’s an episode that covers the full spectrum of the human experience—from the front row of a concert to the weight of the world. Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee. © Third Coast Entertainment® thirdcoastnola.com

Episode 74: Quiet Sissy

Grab a cold drink and find some shade, because festival season has officially begun! Fresh off the streets of French Quarter Fest, Mia and Kate spill some tea and also celebrate some victories. Get ready as they break down the highs, the lows, and the wtf moments of the season thus far. The Little Question: Things get a bit scandalous (or maybe just awkward): "What’s something you’ve seen that you shouldn’t have?" The Big Question: A heavy dose of nostalgia: "What’s a feeling that you miss?" Tune in for an episode that ranges from New Orleans chaos to heartfelt remembrances. Tell us. Is there a specific feeling from your past you’d give anything to have back? Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee. © Third Coast Entertainment® thirdcoastnola.com

Episode 73: Lymph Bizkit

Hold onto your hats, because this week’s episode of Great Question with Mia and Kate is a wild mix of corporate call-outs and deep soul-searching. We’re kicking things off with a little sympathy for Kate, whose birthday sickness definitely wasn't on the wish list this year. From there, the conversation takes some sharp turns—we're talking font preferences (yes, we have opinions) and Verizon’s throttling practices are exposed. Plus, stay tuned for the moment the wheels completely fall off during Mia’s giggle fit - complete with snorts. The Little Question: If I were lost in a crowd, what sound would you make to find me?" The Big Question: If your life were a book, what would this current phase’s chapter title be, and what is its summation? Join us for an episode that’s equal parts tech-rant, birthday blues, and pure ridiculousness. What would your chapter title be? Listen in and let us know! Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee. © Third Coast Entertainment® thirdcoastnola.com

Episode 72: Key Lime Pie!

Welcome back to Great Question with Mia & Kate! This week, things are getting sweet, soulful, and a little bit spicy. Fresh from her trip down to Key West, Mia teases her homemade Key Lime pie, while Kate recaps the vibes from the Loyola Jazz Festival. Plus, they’re looking into the current fascination with smutty books. The Little Question: A hero-sized hypothetical: "What would be your personal bat signal?" The Big Question: Coming from a very special source, this one gets vulnerable: "What was the first moment you truly felt comfortable in your own skin?" Tune in for an episode that balances culinary wins, jazzy notes, and a deep dive into self-acceptance. Original theme song “The Welcome Wagon” by Mia Borders & Rob Lee. © Third Coast Entertainment® thirdcoastnola.com