Every Day's A Holiday!

Happy April Fool's Day (and Easter, as well!) Gavin and Megan are back to celebrate the holiday with another holiday-themed movie review: this time reviewing the 1986 movie title April Fool's Day. Gavin and Megan have a lot to say about the movie, and compare it to several other, more popular movie franchises along the way. Why did April Fool's Day not perform as well? And does the ending make the movie better or worse? We discuss all that and more, on this episode of Every Day's A Holiday!

Gavin and Megan are back again this week to celebrate tons of holidays and get ready for the month of April. This week, we make our own holidays, as well as plan a series of spin-off podcasts based on said holidays. We learn about some of the strangest food you can eat on a stick (basically anything), some of the strangest colors in the Crayola box, and all the religious (and quasi-religious) holidays that happen to fall on the same day this year. But if that sounds too serious for you, don't worry; we keep it all light-hearted, and fail to stay in control of our senses as we celebrate through the week. Join us, won't you?

Happy Holidays from Gavin and Megan! We are back again this week to celebrate holidays like National Alfred Hitchcock Day, Open an Umbrella Indoors Day, and We play two lies and a truth, learn about the history of St. Patrick, and try to get more sleep. Meanwhile, Gavin questions Megan's knowledge, umbrella superstitions, and the number of butterfly species in the world. Don't miss out on this episode about sleep, superstitious umbrella talk, and the Roman Calendar rules.

Time for another week full of celebrating and this week will be all about the name game! Gavin and Megan are back to celebrate some peculiar holidays like Unique Names Day, Joe Franklin Day and Discover What Your Name Means Day. They'll also celebrate a few not-name related holidays like Mothering Sunday and Genealogy Day!

Gavin and Megan happily march into the 3rd month of the year by celebrating some interesting holidays and making up tongue twisters. This week, we celebrate things like National Tooth Fairy Day, National Strawberry Day, and National Old Stuff Day. We also discuss minced oaths like 'for Pete's sake', and how to make each other happy with a solo vacation or some dance lessons. Don't miss out!