North & South (Mind Your Mouth)

This week on North & South, Ann and Nick are on their own without Willow - and it shows. As Nick lets loose, Ann is forced into full-time censor mode to keep things (barely) under control. Expect chaos, laughs, and plenty of close calls.
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In this episode of North & South: Mind Your Mouth, Nick discusses being voted prog’s number one bass player - AGAIN, Ann gets booked for a wedding thanks to being from the North, and Willow can’t stop laughing.
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Your favourite podcast is back! After a couple of months off, Ann and Nick return to the mic to catch up on everything that’s been going on behind the scenes. Life has been non-stop lately, from weddings and book writing to creating TikTok content, and somehow there’s still no new kitchen in sight.
In this episode, they dive into what they’ve been up to during the break, the chaos of juggling creative projects, and the everyday moments that make life both hectic and hilarious. It’s the same honest chats, laughs, and slightly unfiltered updates you’ve missed.
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On this week’s episode of North & South, Ann and Nick get into the festive spirit as they count down the days to Christmas in their final episode of the year. From cherished Christmas traditions and all-time favourite holiday films to unexpected UAP sightings, nothing is off the table. Expect cozy seasonal vibes, surprising tangents, and a lot… and we mean a lot of laughter as they wrap up the year in true North & South style. 🎄✨
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In this episode, tensions run just slightly higher than usual as married co-hosts Ann and Nick get a bit snippy with each other while diving into some very personal territory. Nick opens up about his OCD habits and his latest neurodivergence test results, while Ann openly questions why Nick has to rearrange her stuff and force his schedule onto her day.
But it’s not all domestic discord. The two manage to detour into their trademark curiosity spiral: from extraterrestrial theories to dinner with Alex Lifeson. It’s chaotic, candid, and surprisingly tender beneath the bickering.
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