In This weeks episode, the girls catch up with each other and discover what Sam has been pondering this week, and why Rosie is sad. Jingle Bingle is back with a vengeance, and the girls invent a whole bunch of useless and questionable products. We find out what Rosie’s favourite subject was at school, and Sam’s discloses her greatest worry. Song of the week is an exploration of the state of social capitalism.

This week, Rosie and Sam discuss Sam’s owies for the week and figure out which jobs are ok to do while you’re camping. They practice writing jingles for made-up products, just in case one day they’re asked to write for Sky Mall, and hit each other with the tough questions on “Minterview”. This week’s song of the week asks listeners to help answer a difficult question, with “Let’s take a vote”.

This week sam and Rosie talk about strange places to listen to a podcast, Rosie’s manic obsessions and Sam’s menopause. There's also a discussion about taking your clothes off at work. They test out a new segment ‘finish this proverb/saying' (it may never come back) and the saying ‘hands down your pants’ is invented. The stingless ‘Minterview’ is back and Rosie goes deep into her love of Madonna and her first ever band (with a song called ‘dread lock pubic hair’). Sam speaks about growing up in the Snowy Mountains, her skepticism and the myths her parents would tell her. Song of the week is an ode to the eternal frustration of Tupperware

Catching up with each other, Rosie and Sam get off track and become intrigued by the names for things and how easy it is to offend people. Elbow minora is invented. They discuss how good things can be when they go bad, they tell a story of a funny night they had recently and Rosie confesses to Sam about her foray into the stock market. Married at first sight and Survivor are pitted against each other in ‘would you rather’ and Rosie remembers her first and only acting gig, playing a pig in her primary school production of Alice In Wonderland. There's a tiny moment where we get a mash up of Let it Go and the Cranberries ‘Linger’. Rap battle is back with a vengeance and week's song of the week goes deep on Princess Leia...

The girls catch up and talk about when friends come to stay and clean your house, the disturbing similarities between eye drops and superglue, and Sam’s jealousy of Rosie’s blossoming relationship with ChatGPT grows. Listener questions are back, and Sam and Rosie discuss why cupboards are so tall and figure out a workaround for eye glasses. They explore working with their dream musicians and settle the problematic issue of Morris dancers. This week's relationship quiz tests both of them and their celebrity status. Song of the week is an important deep dive into a list of things neither feels they would ever say.

Rosie and Sam imagine what it would be like if Rosie was a serial killer and whether Sam would support her. They find out what kind of smart they are during their weekly catch up, and Rosie reveals her latest purchase. They make up the answers to some big, important questions from listeners, Rosie remembers an embarrassing butt dial during ‘minterview’, and Sam decides she never wants to do her tax again. Song of the week contains an important message for their relationship.

Sam introduces Rosie to a new word, they fight over who gets to ring the bell, and someone ends up in trouble with the police. Rosie reveals a new and unexpected friendship, and they play a round of Would You Rather that gets weirdly emotional. In this week’s ‘Minterview’, they ask each other questions that are far too emotionally revealing. It all wraps up with this week's song of the week: Lesbian Puffer Vest.

Dust, dad defeats, and dubious rapping—oh my! In Episode 2, Sam and Rosie uncover the mystery of dust streamers, celebrate some major fitness milestones (Rosie outruns her dad! Sam gets back in the pool!), and introduce The Bell with questionable results. The “Minterview” reveals Sam’s world-saving potential, Rosie’s sneaky superpower hack, and the song of the week takes aim at Titanic plot holes. Iceberg ahead!

They’re back, baby! Sam and Rosie rise from the podcasting dead with brand new segments and the same old nonsense. This week, Rosie nails the ultimate relationship win, they discover just how lazy they really are, and debut their brand-new “Minterview” segment—complete with time travel and Sam’s most irrational fear. Plus, a chaotic musical tribute to their beloved Patreon crew. You’ve been warned.

In episode 8, the Tuck Shop Ladies get into falling down the environmental rabbit hole, penises with wings, have an easy win with special guest recipe guess Mr Tim Bennett, and design a relationship quiz with a difference. Song of the week is short but to the point: Single Use Coffee Cups.

This week the Tuck Shop Ladies talk Sam’s love of mushrooms, the difference between musicians and magicians, get totally stumped by special guest recipe guess Nicolette Forte, and take an exceptionally important quiz to determine what kind of car they are… This week’s song of the week: Be a good human.

This week Tuck Shop Ladies talk to nephew Noah in Alice Springs for special guest recipe guess, take a quiz to help them find new careers given the mess theirs are in, and catch up on Rosie’s overalls obsession and Sam’s pet linguistic hate… Song of the week goes out to everyone who has had a forgetful moment or two: Brain Fade.

Tuck Shop Ladies talk running farts, get competitive over their recipe guessing and take a relationship quiz that tells them if they’re compatible. Song of the week this week is for everyone who loves their manners: You’re Welcome.

This week, the Tuck Shop Ladies talk being whelmed, finding Sam a footy mate, and go all the way to Tasmania for this weeks “special guest recipe guess”. This weeks song of the week takes stock of just how embarrassing their dog is with “My Best Friend”.

Tuck Shop Ladies talk social tactics for party talk, getting people at the gym to smile at you, giving vs getting presents, and take a quiz on what kind of criminal they’d be. This weeks song of the week: Dead bodies.

In this episode Tuck Shop Ladies talk house painting, secret shopping, kissing Donald trump, and get totally stumped by this weeks “special guest recipe guess”. The episode ends with a song of the week that won't win them any awards with its rendition but might just make you happy, ‘Hot Chips”.

Talk Shop Ladies talk world's most expensive vanilla slice, challenge each other with some quandary inducing hypotheticals, and introduce their very first episode of "special guest recipe guess"! This week's song of the week is something we can all relate to... pillow lines.

In the last episode of season 2, as lockdown looks set to fade away, the Tuck Shop Ladies try out some new buttons, get stupid over their imaginary special guests, and catch up on Rosie's war with the local post office. They let some special fans bribe them into hijacking the questions section, get right into why they like numbers, and finish off with a semi-true story for their song of the week.

Despite still being in lockdown in Melbourne, the girls manage to have a real live special guest. They talk about the absolute power of superglue, struggle to come up with 4 minutes of reasons for why they like folding chairs, come up with a fantastic new band name and bring you a short but sweet love song for their song of the week.

In Episode 15 Rosie and Sam talk awkward partner nicknames, the merits of angry cleaning, doctors who are afraid of vaginas and so so much more. There's the ever-questionable relationship quiz and, of course, the highly anticipated song for the week with a dodgy genital reference in the chorus.