Here's What I Want

Lisa Christy tells us what she wants in a superstition. No need to knock wood because this one is GREAT. It's nearly impossible to describe all the ground we cover. Tyler learns what a grandma is, the rest of us learn what job oil is, and all of us learn that we follow more superstitions than we think.

Katie Behrens joins us to tell us what she wants in a ghost hunting TV show. The floor opened up to a LOT of questions and speculation on this one! We talk about past and current ghost experiences, what exactly constitutes a ghost, and who really believes. Plus, in a daring spectral experiment, we attempt to communicate with the spirit world through EVP!

Anne Parmeter tells us what she wants in her dinner party guests. We learn how elaborate she is in party planning and what roles a good guest needs to shoulder. All of us end up wanting to be invited to her parties and, in a gorgeous trip of the tongue, Leslie ends up sparking one of the greatest party ideas to ever spring from the Content Basement.

Chad tells us what he wants in a clothing store attendant. It consists mainly of wanting to feel rich, attractive, and stylish. Leslie shares the most amazing story of trying on clothes you've ever heard... but didn't enjoy it. Tyler hates clothes shopping.

Leslie is bringing the topic today and it's all about wedding cake. Few places are home to such might displays of preference and opinion as a wedding, and the cake... takes the cake? We learned a lot today: Leslie will go wedding cake tasting on a second date, Chad is frosting-blind, and Tyler has been neck deep in premium cake for as long as he can remember.

Tyler is bringing the topic once again with what he wants in a friend's mom. By the end of the episode, we realized we just want validation and love from anyone we like. Are you that friend's mom for someone?

The first episode of Here's What I Want! Our topic this week comes from Tyler and is... a community theater production. Tyler has lofty opinions but reasonable expectations, which is a good mindset for community theater.