This podcast gets five stars from me and I wish they’d start up again. Their conversations were always funny (sometimes hilarious!) and interesting. The best way to describe this podcast is - it’s like sitting down at a cozy, tucked away diner, and having a super eavesdropping worthy conversation happening in the next booth. You will be dreading the moment the check is set on the table and one of you has to leave.

Full disclosure - I have no clue what drew me to click on this podcast. It is nearly impossible to find as you have to type in 11thhourradiopodcast (all one word) - if you know that is what it’s called. That is some dark web hidden espionage right there. But, alas, I did find it. And holy heck - I had to actually sit up in bed to verify I wasn't dreaming. Here's an example: One discussion centered around lambs. The nature of their wool when it is soaked in their own urine, how awesome lamb tummy baths were, double-baby gating your lambs, and, get this - lamb junk? I promise you I am not making this up. You might think I'm hating on this podcast - in fact it's just the opposite. Ladies of "The 11th Hour" - from a quick scan of your catalog, it looks like you've been doing this for years, week after week, without fail, entertaining the small community of Vermont where you are from. Your relationship comes through so well. Your banter, subtle humor, and personalities carry this show, all the way through.I think there is some sense of an agenda to the show which is kept hidden from the listener - but in the end it doesn't even need it. Honestly I think you break every convention that exists regarding radio production and it is absolutely genius. It doesn't matter - I can't get enough. Ladies, thank you. I have a new podcast added to my lineup, and, a backlog to keep me occupied for some time to come. I don't have a truck but I hope you wave to me if we ever cross paths. Just don't swing at my piñata of hanging junk. NOTE: these are actual quotes from the show.