Okay, Fine. What?

This week, Maggie and Maddy welcome comedian, innovator, leader and friend, Brian DLB, into the studio to learn about a fascinating piece of Vermont history. I'm not going to spoil anything here but just know that big guns and Saddam Hussein are deeply involved. Plus, weekend plans, bodily functions, and of course a sports update (boys only). 

OFW is back this week with another REAL and RAW episode with special guest, Julia Waldron. Tune in to hear three women in their mid-to-late 20s try to understand how cheese is made, and also try to use simple arithmetic to determine the age of the mom from The OC. Maggie's computer broke so her audio sounds like she's calling in to "Car Talk" in the mid aughts but I, the producer, have been informed that the issue has since been resolved. Enjoy! 

This week, a hot new bombshell enters the villa. It's Natalie Miller. OFW's first guest of Season 2 brought to our attention possibly the best place in existence, which happens to be a giant dog sanctuary in Costa Rica. Also discussed- the Lyndonville Pickleball League. This is a family-centric episode, as Natalie is legally Maggie and Maddy's biological mother, and M&M's pets are legally cousins. Don't miss this one. 

Maggie and Maddy brush the dust off the ol' podcast by discussing one of the most significant events that happened in Bath County, Kentucky on March 3rd, 1876 between 11am and 12pm Central Time. As per ushe, the conversation turns to God and death pretty early on. Don't listen to this one with your female cousins!

Maggie and Maddy take a chair-based trip through history, and realize that they don't actually where/when anything happened. What are ya gonna do. Also on the docket- dream babies, real babies, and another Sports Update (again, this part is for boys only). 

You guys have been BEGGING for an Alex the grey parrot episode- ask and ye shall receive. In addition to that bright little bird, you'll hear about Gwyneth (sp?) Paltrow's forehead flap and some of our favorite pranks. Plus, if you're a boy, we have a "sports update" in there that will be perfect for you. 

This week on OFW, Maggie and Maddy talk all things aliens and government secrets. Or rather, Maddy talks in Maggie's general direction about aliens and government secrets. They also get in a huge fight about italian food in LA. What could be better? 

Maggie and Maddy are, sadly, back for season 2 of their world-renowned educational podcast. The season is starting off on a serious note, as the girlies spill on their new life, new producer, and briefly touch on the bystander effect for a quick sec at the end. 

Maggie, Maddy and gorgeous guest Liz Thompson (Otis Mountain Getdown Festival, VT Comedy Club) take a journey through decades of horror movies and chat about the usual suspects (astrology, improv, etc.). They DO ultimately coming to the conclusion that nothing is scarier than real life. 

Wowie wow wow our very funny guest Tyler Denton sure did bring us a topic to discuss! We sit down with the Vermont comedian and chit chat about the South Korean trend taking the internet by storm--mukbang! Also covered: Maddy's forgotten investments, Tyler's aversion to the sound of aoili in a mouth and the age-old phenomenon food porn. Please enjoy!

Join Maggie, Maddy, and special guest Keegan Albaugh (CEO and co-founder of Dad Guild) as they come to the realization that women can do ANYTHING they set their minds to, as long as it's brewing beer in ancient Mesopotamia. We have all the facts, folks. 

We were blessed this week 'yall with FOUR powerful, influential women...our guest Tracy Dolan (Vermont Deputy Health Commissioner, Vermont's Funniest Comedian), her two amazing daughters and the Queen of Pop Dolly Parton! We discuss who the heck Jolene is, fantasy celebrity step-moms and the power of influence. It's good you guys I promise!

Welcome to Okay, Fine. What? We're your hosts Maddy and Maggie and we're on a journey to learn everything about everything, whether it's helpful or not! We're joined each week by a comedian/friend/lover and deep dive into a random topic of their choosing. What an adventure!

Maggie and Maddy are joined by comedian and former math major Dave Anderson (McSweeney's, Points in Case) to discuss the life of very famous French mathematician Evariste Galois.  Tune in to find out why he was the Tik Tok teen of his generation, and an all-around #BoyBoss. 

Live from the Vermont Comedy Club's Hellabration Event, it's Okay Fine What! And this special episode we were graced with the presence of Nonye Brown-West (New York Comedy Festival, Sway in the Morning) a self-declaring "huge honking nerd" to discuss all things Doctor Who. Come along on this journey, won't you?

Maggie, Maddy, and talented guest Kyle Gadapee (Women in Comedy Festival) pull back the curtain on the United States First Family the Kardashi*n-J*nners, and those who choose to associate with them. Also, we almost couldn't post this due to a grave misunderstanding about whether the Olympics has horses. 

The important thing to note about this one fans, is that it is simply your co-hosts having a bit of a chatty! It's fun and vulnerable and moving and inspirational and yeah. love you all from the deep bottom of our hearts!

We truly never thought it was possible to laugh this hard while talking about canned goods, but they really are that funny...well actually it's just that our guest is that funny. Kailin Farrell (Vt Comedy Club) drops by the studio to talk canned goods, moes southwest grill and so much more!

Wowza this episode is fun! Maddy and Maggie chat and laugh with Meredith Gordon about an apparent big foot like dude who roams the mountains of Vermont! There's nothing like this one please check it out!

Maggie, Maddy and sweet sweet guest Kailin Farrell (Vermont Comedy Club) closely examine the very backbone of society- the canned good. 

Okay, I'll say it...Vermont is freaky. We converse this week about the so called "Bennington Monster"; a Bigfoot like guy who hangs out in the mountains of Glastenbury, Vermont. There's plenty of other mysteries going down in this neck of the woods and we talk about them all with Meredith Gordon (Vermont Comedy Club; Deep Cut Creations). 

Maggie, Maddy and legendary guest Mike Thomas (Vermont Comedy Club, NYC SketchFest) get groovy as they discuss one of the cringiest plagues in the history of the world. 

Okay, does anyone even really know what went down during this so called "moon landing"? 'Cause uh...we sure didn't! Linda Biafore (Vermont Comedy Club, maggie's improv team) brings us the hot topic of the U.S. Moon Landing and the conspiracy theories claiming it didn't happen. We break it all down this week while also remembering each other from improv, having strong feelings for JFK, and getting real about amusement parks.

Maggie and Maddy are joined by Liam Welsh (Vermont Comedy Club) for an investigation into one of world's greatest, most totally real, mysteries. 

In 1985 a woman wrote about always needing to go number 2 in bookstores. In 2021 we make a podcast episode about it. Jared Hall (VT Comedy Club; Revelry Theater) chats with Maggie and Maddy about the unique phenomenon in this weeks episode you literally have to listen to it's the law.

Maggie and Maddy are joined by local celebrity Tina Friml (Winner, VT's Funniest Comedian 2018 & JFL New Faces) in the fantasy suite to discuss what might be the most important cultural sensation in the entire world's history (?). 

Ash Diggs scares Maggie and Maddy as they discuss the Fermi Paradox and basically try to answer the question: "Come on 'yall* where ya at?" while also touching on the change in the catholic church, unfortunate hamster tragedies, and Earth's core. *"'yall" of course referring to the aliens.

Maggie and Maddy are joined by special guests, their own inner demons, for an absolutely average discussion about life and its woes. 

Maggie and Maddy join the hosts of the gorgeous Settlers podcast  for a crossover that is, well, good. 

Oh wow a whole new episode of OFW? Jeez it feels like we've experienced this before....is there a term for that?? Kate Farley (Vermont Comedy Club, NYC Sketchfest) drops by the zoom studio to talk Deja Vu with you little girls! Also discussed: that sweet work from home life, Taylor Swift's hold over us and terrible memories. LISTEN

Maggie and Maddy join the foremothers of Butt Canyon (Natalie Miller, Lori Goldman) for some light banter and heavy judgement. Listen to find out if M&M have what it takes to be productive members of society. 

Maggie, Maddy, and special guest Lucy Haney (Vermont Comedy Club, NY Sketchfest) take a cruise down memory lane and discuss the sinking of the highly supernatural (?) S.S. Andrea Doria. 

Maddy and Maggie chat with Vermont's Funniest Comedian '17 himself Tim Bridge to discuss his obsession/love/hobby Pokemon! We just want to leave you with some advice...you GOTTA catch 'em all. 

Maggie, Maddy, and extremely young guest Stella Pappas (Vermont Comedy Club, Lyric Theater) chip away at the incredible art of butter sculpting and its impact on American Culture. 

Maddy and Maggie are joined by beloved friend/guest RickyBaker (Vermont Comedy Club, all around gem) to discuss the phenomenon made famous by both Star Trek AND The Sims...teleportation! spoiler alert, the math checks out. Enjoy babies!

Maggie, Maddy and phenomenal guest Aaron Paulsen (Vermont Comedy Club, Chicago ComedySportz) look inwards to find out what dowsing means to each of them. 

Boy Howdy do we have an episode for you! This week Maddy, Maggie and their esteemed guest Kaitie Bessette (Lyric Theater, Vermont Comedy Club, local auditioner) chat about everyone's favorite gender neutral desk monster made of wires and fur...the furby! buckle up babies, this is gonna be good. 

Maggie, Maddy, and truly special guest Em Kueppers (Funny or Die, Tik Tok) carefully examine the ins and outs of one of the world's greatest (sic) amusement parks.

Maggie, Maddy, and special guest Brian Park (improv guy, lives near a movie theater) sharpen their knives and their knowledge of the greatest show the Food Network has ever created. 

Maggie, Maddy, and esteemed guest Nathan Hartswick (Vermont Comedy Club, 'The Corporation' podcast) hop on a non-stop flight to Learning Town with a discussion of the little-known female WWII pilot squad. 

Maggie and Maddy are holding their BREATHS to find out more about this wacky endurance sport. 

Maggy (sp?) and Maddy reveal the shocking truth about this episode: it is about tabloids. 

Maggie and Maddy discover a supposed way to become closer to our Mother...Mother Earth that is. 

Maggie and Maddy carefully examine what may have been the most significant invention of the 20th century. 

Maggie and Maddy lightly indulge in what may be the most important part of 1700s German culture. 

Maggie and Maddy discover what it means to invent a cracker, and that they could never invent a cracker.

Maggie and Maddy bask in the glory of not knowing what pork roll is, even by the time the episode is over.

Maggie and Maddy explore the science of riparian buffers and why they're so boring. 

Maggie and Maddy dive deep (read: shallow) into the world of the best Beatle- the crosswalk. 

A podcast about things no one really wants or needs to know about- coming to you from the minds of Maddy Hyams, Maggie Phelan, and friends.