Charmed and Bubbly

In this episode, we discuss Phoebe’s decision to reconcile the errors of her past and get giddy as we polish off a bottle of champagne chatting about related (yet random) things.

It’s a DANdy way to introduce a new season during this late night recording where we discuss resolutions and the good things to come in the new year. 

The end of season 1 left us (well mostly Jackie) heartbroken but hopeful for good things to come for this podcast and the power of three in season 2. 

Janine and Jackie jump into the episode discussing the different kinds of love, when love hurts, and how randomly appearing demonic red eyes are never appropriate.

Within our own power of two, we chat about ghosts that aren’t good enough for Alcatraz, authentic sisterly spats, and how internal affairs has no business in this episode. 

Oh, we go through so many feels because of the big reveal! From letting the wrong love go to graphic data in the book of shadows, there’s a lot to share…

It’s a charming late night episode of confessing random things, such as a divine love of chocolate to crushes on cute clergymen… you don’t want to miss this one!

Happy Thanksgiving! In this episode, we take it to the past tense using the present lens, and explore chance meetings with our kid-selves and other memorable moments.

Janine and Jackie reflect on the different shades of their cardigans (character) if they encountered the same chance as Prue and other topics of thought provoking levity

Janine and Jackie welcome a special Charmed fan as their guest in this episode and discuss the woogification of Phoebe and other strange and exciting happenings. 

Janine and Jackie are strangely inspired by an imagined altercation at a biker bar to then broach how love transcends labels while delving deeper into the Halliwell sisters defying the odds. This episode packs a punch! 

Janine and Jackie talk the not-so-Friyay day of Friday the 13th! With a little bit of luck and a mutual love of Robert Downey Jr., this episode covers it all.

Jackie and Janine are pleased to share that neither has had experiences where they could relate to a man-hungry FBI agent by day, turned Wendigo by night. They did agree, though, that Leo needs to make a comeback soon because Piper really is getting a bum deal in this episode.

Find out how scorpions made Jackie and Janine snippy and squirmy in this episode as they ponder second chances and other interesting ad libs. 

In this episode, Janine and Jackie delve into the truth behind secrets, what makes donuts so special, and feeling vindicated over a pile of dust.

Inspired by the The Witch Is Back episode, Janine and Jackie reveal whom from their past they would share a precious few moments more with if they could.

In this episode we discuss everything from the Corduroy Bear's missing button to wanting the truth in love and life. How much truth can your heart handle?

Expanding our discussion of sisterly rivalry, what’s hot hanging around the fireplace, and Jackie’s mom with an…oxtail?, we find that we are so loved by our listening community and continue to delve into the strange, yet usual lives of Janine and Jackie.

J squared recap the hellish past week and wedding in this episode. They share how bringing Charmed to life is what makes this project so special to them and to their amazingly supportive listeners. 

Janine and Jackie day dream about the good, bad, and ugly side of being approached by a stranger.

Piper’s kindled love for a dead man sparks Janine to share some magical moments of her own and brings Jackie to give insight of her “Jackie-stitions”.

In this episode, we get real with the feels when the Halliwell sisters see their estranged father and Jackie talks about life without hers.

Featured in our second episode, we chat about Piper’s development as the reality of being a witch sets in and how one scene in particular speaks to a greater message for us all.

In this premiere episode, we discuss the Charmed pilot and some preliminary thoughts on the characters, magic, and how we connected to these themes in our actual lives.