Join Alex and Nicole as they navigate life, politics, parenting, and the chaos of dogs and kids—all with his signature grumpy Scottishness and her unwavering Ca...
Things went off the rails in Episode 3 of Plaid & Poutine — and we’re not just talking about car shopping! We spent the day test driving trucks, debating Alex’s maybe-fake Scottish accent, and trying to keep it together when real life barged into the podcast—literally. Mid-recording, our son stormed in to deny he’d hurt himself doing long jump in the living room… even though he has zero athletic ability. He claimed he was fine — despite the black eye and a solid gash to prove otherwise.It’s chaotic, it’s hilarious, it’s us — and we’re spilling it all. Tune in now for the madness!#PlaidAndPoutine #PodcastChaos #ParentingUnfiltered #FakeAccentRealInjuries #TruckShoppingFails #LongJumpLegend
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S1 E.2 Too Old Too Hoot With the Owls
e went out for St. Patrick’s Day, and now we’re suffering—not from a hangover, but from being old. Nicole embraced the Irish spirit, while Alex, ever the proud Scot, refused to participate.Then, just as we were bonding over our aches and pains, Alex hijacked the episode to publicly humiliate Nicole, airing out her most embarrassing public mishaps. It’s ruthless, it’s hilarious, and it’s probably grounds for revenge. Tune in to witness the chaos!
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Plaid and Poutine E.1
In this episode, Alex and I catch up on life over the past year and I'm shocked to find out Alex somehow missed Sesame Street ( Did you even grow up in the 90's dude?), and apparently, his childhood was straight out of 1812 Scotland.Future Episodes will drop on Mondays!
Join Alex and Nicole as they navigate life, politics, parenting, and the chaos of dogs and kids—all with his signature grumpy Scottishness and her unwavering Canadian kindness. It’s the perfect mix of sharp wit, cultural clashes, and hilarious banter as they debate everything from world events to who left the socks on the floor. Whether they’re arguing over accents or finding common ground in their love for their family and strong opinions, Plaid & Poutine is a podcast where opposites don’t just attract—they spar, laugh, and somehow make it work.
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