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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN · 54 episodes
This podcast was born out of frustration—and a desire for change. We’re two women juggling the demands of motherhood and careers, determined to channel our energy into something meaningful. Together, we’ll explore creativity, share our thoughts, learn from each other, and, yes, blow off some steam. We’ll tackle the big questions, the small victories, and the age-old dilemma: What’s for dinner?
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Signup to Generate a PitchOff the Shelves Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #55
This week, we read The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley, and man... it was a little too similar to I Who Have Never Known Men for one of us. We also have a message for the scientists out there: we need you to get to work on a new tonic that we are pretty sure could save the world. So grab a drink, settle in, and let’s talk about it. Let's Shop Saie Lip Gloss Let's Eat Korean Beef Bowls
Episode #54
We’ve got another work horror story for you this week, and this one is a doozy. Our listener send-in is a hiring and onboarding bait-and-switch nightmare. Because apparently, sometimes the job you interviewed for and the job you actually get are not the same. We want to hear your work drama, workplace disasters, or even your wins. Send them our way at carey@offtheshelvespodcast.com . We promise to judge the situation, not you.
Episode #53
This week we picked up a book that neither of us was particularly excited to read. Is it satire? A psychological thriller? Book club fiction? We still don't really know. What we do know is that Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke gave us plenty to talk about. So grab a strong beverage, settle in, and let's unpack this one together. Have you read this one? We'd love to hear your thoughts. Want to read it? Get your copy here: Yesteryear Let's Shop: Salt and Stone deodorant Let's Eat: Smash Burgers and Sweet Potato Fries Sesame Ginger Pineapple Beef
Episode #52
This week we're kicking off a new series about the workplace. Because if you've ever had a job, chances are you've collected a few stories. Maybe you've had a boss who made you question reality, a coworker who belonged on a reality show, an interview that went completely sideways, or a meeting you'll never forget. This week, we each share workplace experiences that stayed with us and changed the way we work. Now we want to 'hand the mic to you'. Send us your workplace stories. The awkward, the unbelievable, the frustrating, and the funny. We can't wait to hear them.
Episode #51
Dare I say we've become Stephen King fangirls? Up this week is another King novel, 11/22/63, a time-travel story that explores the consequences of changing the past. This book is THICK, and we loved it. Grab some snacks and extra water to get you through our review of this 800-page beast, plus a harrowing story about a hike that nearly went very wrong. Thankfully, everyone survived. Let's Shop: Mother Denim Aritizia-Blueprint Poplin Shirt Let's Eat Dinner: Deb's having girl dinner so here are some fun ideas for you: Girl Dinners Carey's mom is cooking up: Sabatinos Sausage
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