Andrew and Lindsey pour a glass of Incandessa by Artesa Brut Sparkling Wine and chat all things Halloween, potty training, and true crime — including Monster: The Ed Gein Story and the manga Cannibal. They also dive into The Residence on Netflix, Hilary Duff’s new music, Trump’s pause on SNAP benefits, and Lindsey’s month of only rental clothing. A mix of parenting, pop culture, and a little bit of chaos — just how we like it on Wine Thirty! 🍷

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Andrew & Lindsey may be a little under the weather this week, but that’s not stopping them from pouring a big glass of Clos de Napa Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon and getting into it. 🍷

Between cough drops and cabernet, they chat about ICE agents, the National Guard, and how these groups could actually be useful in city settings. Lindsey goes off about the Colts being fraudsters

They also talk what wines are best for each season, their first impressions of the new Washington In-N-Out 🍔, and what they’ve been watching lately — Survivor, The Traitors: Canada (petition to cast Lindsey next season, please 🙋‍♀️), and The Bachelor Australia.

Plus, they’ve been listening to Wellnite Audios (now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more) for some chill, mental-health-friendly vibes — and loving Hayley Williams’ new album for the perfect moody backdrop. 🎶

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Topics: ICE & the National Guard, NFL frauds, wine for every season, In-N-Out hype, reality TV binges, mental health audios, and new music from Hayley Williams

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This week, Andrew and Lindsey dive into Love Is Blind, Survivor, and a True Blood nostalgia binge before celebrating the premiere of The Life of a Showgirl and recapping Dozer Days. They debate if a U.S. president will ever actually go to jail, laugh over Portland’s response to ICE, and share thoughts on Bad Bunny headlining the Super Bowl.

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This week Andrew & Lindsey pop open a bottle and chat about everything from pop culture to surprising good news. They dive into:

• The Summer I Turned Pretty and why everyone’s obsessed

• The animated fun of KPop Demon Hunters

• Netflix’s spooky hit Wednesday

• A sweet stop at The Ginger Bread Bakery

They also huddle up to talk football predictions and which teams they think will make it to the Super Bowl this year.

On the news front, they briefly touch on the assassination of Charlie Kirk before pivoting to lighter, more uplifting stories like:

• A newly elected cat mayor 🐱

• A promising koala chlamydia vaccine 🐨

• The decline of coal and the rise of clean energy

• The cleanup of the Chicago River 🌊

Pour a glass, settle in, and join the conversation.

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Andrew & Lindsey are finally sipping wine again — a crisp New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc (because of course 🍇) — as Lindsey is no longer pregnant and ready to rejoin the wine club!

This week they dive into:

• The newest season of Black Mirror and all its wild twists.

• The finale of And Just Like That (and their mixed feelings).

• Alyson Stoner’s brand new memoir and why it’s worth picking up.

• Football preseason buzz, including Patrick Mahomes and big predictions.

• The epic Monarch vs. Jungleman poker showdown.

• And most importantly… Sookie’s birth story and how labor went (spoiler: playlists were involved 🎶).

Pour a glass, kick back, and join the convo.

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This week on Wine Thirty, Lindsey is sipping on raspberry leaf tea (because baby watch is officially ON), and Andrew is sticking with a classic—peppermint tea for the win. They’re chatting about the final countdown to meeting their new little one and diving into some of the most talked-about topics of the week, including:

📺 The new South Park episode roasting Donald Trump

📉 Stephen Colbert’s unexpected show cancellation

🎁 AOC’s controversial “expensive gift”

🕵️ The latest chaos from the Epstein files

💪 Women’s empowerment

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In This Episode:

• 🎆 Fourth of July reflections

• 🌊 The heartbreaking reality of the Texas floods

• 📚 Michael Lewis’ takes on government cuts

• 🗳️ Elon Musk’s new political party: pivot or publicity?

• 🧬 Darwin talk

• 🌹 Hannah Brown’s new book

• 🤖 AI-generated porn: better, worse, or just different?

Andrew and Lindsey are sharing all their favorite things this week—from Mean Moms and The Witch to revisiting the Jesse McCartney // David Archuleta era (yes, we’re still not over it).

Then after the break, they jump into a whirlwind of political headlines from the past week. From big Supreme Court decisions to campaign chaos and everything in between, they’re covering a lot—with plenty of laughs, opinions, and “did that really happen?” moments along the way.

Come for the nostalgia, stay for the hot takes.