The Big Boo Cast, Episode 10

The Big Boo Cast

Melanie Shankle & Sophie Hudson

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Christianity, Personal Journals

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2008

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

This is our first podcast with A Very Special Guest Star. Ladies and gentlemen, Travis Cottrell. {wild applause} {and also, quite a bit of woo-hoo'ing} And while you might think that Big Mama and I tried to be all subdued and professional and calm during this podcast, you would be wrong. Travis, God love him, had to listen to a great deal of Talk About Dresses that I edited out, but we were kind enough to not drag him into some sort of discussion about our hair. That would have been cruel and unusual punishment indeed. However, we do talk about The Office, Angela's Legendary Jeans, and the fact that my town is about to get a fancy new department store. I know. Travis was probably screaming on the inside, desperately pleading with God for one of us to PLEASE TALK ABOUT FOOTBALL. And if the beginning of the podcast sounds disjointed, that's because it is. You will think, "I don't believe they mentioned that before," and you will be right. I had to do some serious editing to the very beginning because of all our talking and rambling and rambling some more, but after about five minutes, the narrative structure will be CRYSTAL CLEAR, my friends. Or not. But still. We can pretend. And once we get going, the three of us spend a lot of time on the internets' (great and oh-so-fun) questions; there's all sorts of cool info about how Travis and Angela met, what happened when they went to American Idol, and how Travis started doing ministry with that girl named Beth who has written some Bible studies and EVEN SOME BOOKS, Y'ALL. They say she speaks, too, but I'm not sure that I believe them. We didn't get through all the questions - not by a long shot - and that is why we've already planned a part 2. And a part 3. Because for Big Mama and me, this whole process has been like finding a brother we never knew we had. And for Travis, this whole process has been like finding two sisters he's not entirely sure he wants. Because he has plenty of real sisters already. And Big Mama and I can be a little loud. Oh, it is a precious time.

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0:00.0	Clicking collectors now available at selected London Primark stores for kids,
0:05.0	baby and nursery products. Visit Primark.com today to find your nearest
0:09.6	participating store. So, what are you waiting for? Go to Primark.com and
0:14.5	shop Primark click and collect today. Little prices big smiles.
0:20.5	Hey, it's Big Mama. Hey, this is Friday. And, hey, this is Big Mama.
0:44.5	Hello. Hello. Hello. Wait, I can't hear. Wait up at Alex's mom. Hello. Hello. Oh, now I can hear.
0:58.5	Yeah. Hello. Hello. Can y'all hear me? Yes. Okay. All right. He's on the phone with
1:08.3	Kelly. You know what? I forgot to tell you this Melanie. We're getting an
1:12.8	Nordstrom. Yes, we are. Change. It will change your life. Well, you know, we are
1:18.0	getting an Nordstrom. Now, I don't think it opens for a couple of years because I
1:22.1	don't know what sort of retrofitting they have to do with that old macy's at the
1:25.6	Galleria, but we're getting an Nordstrom. Uh, the San Antonio one has been
1:29.8	joining. We even have a piano player in ours that just plays live piano music constantly.
1:34.6	Yeah. I think it's a nice touch. Hey, Travis, you could do that on the side.
1:41.5	It might actually pay more than industry. And then if you were here, like, you know,
1:47.8	Angelic had sing and then I could play the tambourine in the background. That's good.
1:52.0	And girls could girls who want to audition for the for the preteen could just walk by and sing.
1:56.8	They could. They absolutely could. He, I think I could go from misty into shelter
2:01.6	to lord and they could just start singing. You know, I think this is a beautiful idea.
2:08.6	I think you're all right. Okay. I have a question. Is it is the phrase?
2:14.5	All of a sudden or all of a sudden? All of that on the internet, which is always true.
2:20.8	It says it should be all of a sudden. So we're all wrong. No, that's what we say.
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