TW: We do touch on the subject of sexual assault in this episode - we just wanted to give you a heads up.

This week, we have listener updates on Krista's mystery targeted ads and some new fire & gas escapades! Then, Tara and Krista nerd out HARD with all their favourite book and podcast recommendations from the last few months.

Join Tara & Krista's unofficial book club:
Becoming Ms. Burton by Susan Burton
>>Tara's Bedside Books segment on CBC's The Next Chapter
>>Susan Burton on the Armchair Expert podcast
Know My Name by Chanel Miller
>>Chanel Miller's Victim Impact Statement on Buzzfeed
The Most Precious Substance on Earth by Shashi Bhat
Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagan
Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
Bossypants by Tina Fey

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This week: we all get told about proper fire protocol by an actual dispatcher, Katie and Tara can’t stop talking birds, Krista commiserates with a listener who got hoodwinked by a social media advertisement, and we discuss the magic, wonder, and weirdness of targeted ads.

This week, we’re talking imposter syndrome, and no one is immune - including Neil Gaiman and Neil Armstrong. Brandi and Tara share some personal moments when they felt like they weren’t supposed to be where they are, Krista hits us with some cool science, and Katie tells us about the life-or-death scenario where she never ever hesitates. But first - we all have some very close brushes with FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

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The whole gang’s back together and we’re revisiting some of our listeners’ favourite episodes of the year! Turns out you all were into ghost stories, some weird celebrity name-drops, and the surprisingly compelling sound a banana makes - but mostly, you folks just really love cats. Listen in as we listen back (with some brand-new commentary to boot!)

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Brandi and Krista celebrate the pod's 50th episode with a roundup of their own favourites from 2021! Buckle up for some of the year's most hilarious fails, as well as a couple of moments that got us right in the feels. Brandi even comes up with a new merchandise idea - let us know what you think!

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Happy New Year! This week Katie and Tara revisit some of their favourite podcast moments of 2021. Fistfights! Birds! Zombies! Bill the Cat! It's all this and more, plus a couple of brand-new bonus nuggets. Check it out.

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Happy Holidays! This week we're taking a look back to our first episode and the origin story of our band, Nice Horse.

On the premiere episode, Brandi, Katie and Krista lay out the story of how they met, when they decided to turn their friendship into a band, some mai-tai filled Hawaiian adventures, and how a classically trained bassoonist became a drummer.

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D'orjay The Singing Shaman colours outside the country music lines with anthemic, bold blues, honky-tonk and rock-flavoured roots with a distinct queer, Black twist. Originally from rural Alberta, she was a 2021 nominee for Country Artist of the Year at the Western Canadian Music Awards, and has been featured in Rolling Stone (!!!)

We kick things off with the story of D'orjay's incredible path to music, which took her from small-town Alberta to meeting her Buddhist guru in Vancouver, a pilgrimage to Tibet, energy healing in Thailand, and shaman school in Chile. Krista and D'orjay bond over some tall-girl problems, and compare notes on their similar late-bloomer experiences beginning professional country music careers in their thirties. Tara tells about her favourite word - NO - and we discuss the importance of advocating for yourself and your art while Brandi explains the parallels she sees between country music and classical music. Finally, we dig in to the value and power of representation in country music, with big shoutouts to the University of Ottawa's Dr. Jada Watson (we recommend you check out all her research and writing on country music) and DeFord Bailey (a Black man who is the first performer EVER to have his music recorded in Nashville). We literally COULD NOT stop talking - you're gonna want to have a listen, and then you're gonna want to form a D'orjay The Singing Shaman fan club.

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Dr. Jada Watson's report on redlining in country music

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