In this episode of Pillow Fort with Roo & Aimee, they dive into the heat of New Orleans and the horny world of tennis. Aimee kicks things off with tales of the sweltering New Orleans weather, her beloved Nicolas Cage pillow, and the time she drank giant fish bowls of blue daiquiris before bombing at an open mic - only to be consoled by unusually kind New Orleans comedians.

Roo brings the conversation to the tennis court, where she hilariously discovers just how “horny” the sport can be, complete with all the awkward noises, Devil’s Threesomes, and social climbing. Inspired, she decides to join a tennis league at her local brewery, despite suffering from sedentary tennis elbow.

This episode is packed with laughs, stories, and the kind of playful banter that’s a total ace from Roo and Aimee. Tune in for a fun match in the fort!

In this episode of Pillow Fort with Roo & Aimee, the duo dives into the world of "Bamboo Moms" - those ultra-dedicated parents who take their love for bamboo fabric and pajamas to extreme levels. They explore the cultural pressures and expectations that come with motherhood.Roo, after extensive research, reveals the wild hierarchy within these Facebook resale groups and the addictive chokehold that bamboo fabric pajamas, a.k.a. Lil’ Sleepies, have on this community.

Then Roo and Aimee take a nostalgic detour into the realm of '90s TV, discussing everyone's favorite nerd, Steve Urkel from Family Matters. Spoiler alert: after eight normal seasons, Urkel time travels, and Aimee and Roo can’t believe that the show would jump the shark this drastically and then never mention it again.

Tune in for a blend of insightful commentary, nostalgic laughs, and the kind of playful banter only Roo and Aimee can deliver. You won’t want to miss this cozy, entertaining episode from their pillow fort.

Join Roo and Aimee for their podcast's hard launch, where they hilariously attempted to go live on Instagram, bossa nova music and all! Clearing up some confusion, they explain why the show is not called "Pillow Talk," despite the unintentionally sexy branding and music mishap. With the new, spot-on branding from Katrina Constantine, they're ready to dive into some serious fun.

In this episode, they chat about Roo's Chicago accent, though Roo insists she doesn’t have one. She also shares her love for using Q-tips to get the good ear wax out, insisting it’s one of life’s little pleasures.

The conversation then takes a tangy turn as Aimee rants about her hatred for yogurt, claiming it's a scam that never tastes like it promises, especially when it says "key lime pie."

As they debate the merits of Big Yogurt, Roo drops questions to Aimee about what it was like being alive during The Great Depression. Tune in for a lively, laugh-filled episode that’s anything but plain vanilla.