It’s been a weird stretch of Mariners “luck”—and we’re not sure it’s the good kind. It all seemed to start when Logan Gilbert accidentally caught a 100+ mph line drive in his jersey, one of the strangest plays you’ll ever see.

From there, things only got worse: a foul ball hits a fan in the head and goes viral, and Cal Raleigh lands on the injured list. And if baseball fans are known for anything, it’s being superstitious—so naturally, people might be connecting the dots.

We actually recorded this episode right when that jersey moment happened, so you’ll hear our real-time reactions as the streak seemed to begin—before everything else kept piling on. Then we shift gears as Claire, Anna, and Laurie take a nostalgic walk through Seattle—reminiscing about the old city landscape, the landmarks we grew up with, and how much has changed over the years. It’s all inspired by Anna and her husband finally starting Grey’s Anatomy (only about 20 years late!), and realizing how the show acts as both a time capsule and a love letter to Seattle—even now.

A little baseball chaos, a little Seattle nostalgia, and a whole lot of “luck”… or not.

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In this special double-feature episode, the hosts get real about the emotional toll of doomscrolling and existential anxiety—and how each of them copes. From taking intentional breaks from social media, to grounding breathwork, to finding comfort through prayer, each host shares her personal approach to lightening the weight of the world.

In the second half, Claire, Laurie, and Anna reflect on recent trips that offered both escape and perspective. Whether traveling familiar paths or plunging into the unexpected, these getaways provided more than rest—they reshaped how each host approaches stress, presence, and perspective back home.

Join Anna, Claire, and Laurie as they connect the dots between travel, mental well-being, and resilience, proving that sometimes a change of scenery can make all the difference—unless your version of relaxation includes a party boat and a group sing-along to “Sweet Caroline.” Then all bets are off. Or not.

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Laurie, Claire, and Anna ride the wave of Seahawks excitement as the Big Game approaches. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they dig up their earliest memories—some going all the way back to age one or two. Then things get unexpectedly serious as they discuss the ongoing mystery surrounding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84‑year‑old mother of NBC Today co‑host Savannah Guthrie. From football hype to baby‑brain flashbacks to real‑world intrigue, this episode covers it all. Or not!

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Claire, Laurie and Anna try to answer the question haunting modern civilization: Why does Facebook know what I want before I even think it? We dive into algorithms, targeted ads, and the unsettling reality that Anna’s new car is absolutely listening — and probably taking notes. Then Claire flips the script and interviews co‑host Laurie to celebrate a major podcast milestone — one rooted in storytelling, vulnerability, and giving people a voice to heal. Laurie shares how this moment came to be, why it matters, and how empowering others has become one of the most meaningful parts of her work. If you’ve ever yelled “I DIDN’T EVEN GOOGLE THAT!” at your phone or love a good mix of tech paranoia and heartfelt storytelling, this episode is your new comfort chaos. (Or not!)

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This episode was recorded in mid‑December—right as Laurie and Anna’s corners of the Pacific Northwest were splashing across the news with historic floods -- right before another wave of flooding reached California, the state where Claire lives. Amidst the discussions about rising waters, the Listen & Learn (or Not) hosts dive into the fascinating 6-7 phenomenon that's got young folks exploding in classrooms and public places and older generations scratching their heads. The hosts also touch on the risky choices some drivers are making by ignoring roadblocks, only to find themselves regretting it. So grab your raincoat and get ready for a deluge of laughs -- or not.

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Life doesn’t always stick to the script—and this two-parter proves it!

Part One (recorded back in August) kicks off with Anna knee-deep in a home remodel, bouncing between houses, and wrangling shifting timelines like a pro (or at least trying to!). Laurie’s on her own adventure—rescuing a relative from a tricky situation while juggling curveballs that would test anyone’s patience. And Claire? She’s stepping boldly into a dream career move she absolutely loves, soaking up every challenge and opportunity that comes with it.

Fast-forward to Part Two (recorded in November), and wow—what a difference a few months make. The trio is in a whole new headspace, swapping stories about wins, struggles, and the wild ride of doing big, scary, amazing things during unpredictable times.

Join Anna, Laurie, and Claire for laughs, real talk, and a reminder that while change can feel messy, it often brings the best surprises. Buckle up—it’s a lively chat about embracing the chaos and finding joy in the unplanned...or not!

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There's a new dictionary term: Coldplayed. It means getting busted cheating on a major scale. Laurie, Claire & Anna recorded this days after the Coldplay Kisscam incident, that caused the internet to win over and over. So many funny memes. This is a short episode, but with a jumbotron size impact...or not.

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Excuse the delay - this episode is a few months old. Due to circumstances beyond our control, we couldn’t release it until now. It's a sign!!!! Or not.

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It's been a while since Claire, Laurie and Anna dropped an episode. They're back to share how life has been so far in 2025. Will they still remember how to podcast, or not??

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This episode was recorded on 12/6/24. Claire talks about the tsunami warning at work in San Francisco. Anna talks about a past job she had in St Louis. Laurie gives us some big news about a new career move she's making in Seattle. Listen as we go all over the map! or not.

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Warm 106.9 is playing Christmas music! After all, it is the Christmas station. Afternoon traffic reporter/night time jock Laurie tells us about some of the new holiday songs out this year -- one of them by Jason Kelce and Stevie Nicks?! Oh it's true. Find out what she thinks of their new song, as well as the audio books she's been into lately. Also, Claire brings "Balki" of Perfect Strangers back in our lives. Anna got to catch Adele in concert during her Las Vegas residency. The opening act was Jason Kelce with his Christmas music set list.....or not.

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