Episode 29 - High School Movies

🔹 INTRO (0:00 - 0:30)

· Welcome from J.R., Launa & Kevin

· Purpose of the podcast:

o Recap the best, worst, and funniest moments from the week

o Share behind-the-scenes stories and extended conversations

o “This is why it’s The Week That Was!”

🔹 SEGMENT 1: Show Highlights, Lowlights, and Bloopers (0:30 - 3:30)

· Best/worst/funniest on-air moments from the week

· Funny blooper: Launa’s “Vegas clown” proposal story

· Kevin’s Two-Minute Drill: Buccaneers beat the Texans in dramatic fashion

· Concert confusion: “Shakira” vs “Sakarias” mix-up

🔹 SEGMENT 2: Launa’s CVS Urine Sample Story (3:30 - 07:30)

· Launa helps a random elderly woman drop off a mysterious sample

· Realization it was likely a urine drug test

· Reactions from J.R. and Kevin:

o “Why would you say yes to that?”

o Germaphobe Kristen nearly vomits hearing the story

· Hilarious speculation about what the CVS staff must have thought

· Lesson learned: “Never accept mystery bags from strangers!”

🔹 SEGMENT 3: Best High School Movies of All Time (07:30 - 13:00)

· J.R. introduces a top 10 list of classic high school movies

· Key Movies Discussed:

o Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)

o 16 Candles (1984)

o Clueless, Dazed and Confused, Fast Times at Ridgemont High

o The Breakfast Club (1985) — declared #1 by all

o Honorable mentions: Friday Night Lights, The Blind Side, Greece, Pitch Perfect, High School Musical

· Personal stories tied to the movies

· Debate: Should kids today watch these movies or are they too outdated?

🔹 SEGMENT 4: Parenting in the Movie Age (13:00 - 15:00)

· Should kids watch '80s classics today?

· Launa questions age-appropriateness: drugs, language, adult themes

· Kevin recalls watching violent/gory movies as a kid (Indiana Jones)

· J.R. jokes about parenting “then vs. now”

· “We turned out okay… right?”

🔹 OUTRO (15:00 - END)

· Recap of funniest moments

· Tease what’s coming next week

· Subscribe reminder: Apple, Spotify, etc.

· Shoutouts to listeners

· Closing line: “That’s The Week That Was!”

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