Downer Holiday Episode
This week, the Girls air their grievances and discuss Tiger King 3: The Doc Antle Story.
The Lost Girls Podcast
en-usDecember 29, 2021
Candies, Doodads, and Grievances
en-usDecember 03, 2019
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About this Episode
This week, the Girls delve into the dark side of Christmas as they discuss Krampus, Elf on the Shelf, Festivus, and David Sedaris' "Santa Land Diaries." Highlights include Julie and Melissa airing their many grievances, a very grumpy and sleep deprived Melissa ranting about the Orwellian nature of the Elf on the Shelf, and Julie recounting the horrors of her retail employers 1950s dress code. Get angry about the new ABC song and find out the last straw for Julie deciding to take Cecilia to puppy reform school.
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