I Thought It Was Just Me
A hilarious, unfiltered pop-culture therapy session where Jayne Kamara and Shawna Stewart say the things we’re all thinking. I Thought It Was Just Me dives into nostalgia, friendships, dating, careers, and those “wait… is it only me?” moments.
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Movies "R" Us (opens the original)
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We’re closing out Season 3 with a love letter to the movies. 🎬 From the films that made us laugh, cry and sing to the moments that stuck with us long after the credits rolled, we’re talking all things cinema — with plenty of randomness along the way. We’re also introducing a brand-new category in Random Thought Roulette™ , talking film festivals and getting ready for BIG DAY OUT , the official TIFF event we’re hosting LIVE during the festival. A fitting finale for a season that’s taking us somew
Sorry You're Feeling Nachos (opens the original)
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Season 3 keeps rolling with favourite accents, childhood computer games, and the ridiculous hills we’re apparently willing to die on. Somewhere along the way, “Sorry You’re Feeling Nachos” becomes a perfectly reasonable thing to say. Random Thought Roulette takes us everywhere else from there — as usual.
Annalise Keating is LeBron James (opens the original)
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Rapid Fire might have finally met its match — because somehow, we’re getting good at this. 😭 From gifts we could’ve done without to outfits that mean business, the conversation takes a few unexpected turns before we somehow find the connection between Annalise Keating and LeBron James. And yes, it makes sense when you get there...ish?
Don't Touch Our Stuff! (opens the original)
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We start with Petty Pack, take Random Thought Roulette out into the real world, and get into the things we love most about our friend groups — plus the movies that had us feeling like THAT girl growing up. There are laughs, a few redacted details, and one seating arrangement that nearly ruined the cheers.
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