Stay Outta My Fridge · Beard Laws Studio, Bleav

Family Adventures in the Wild!

June 19, 2025·45 min·4 clips
Isla reveals how she fed a giraffe with a purple tongue at the zoo, sparking laughter and curiosity.
This episode of Stay Outta My Fridge features host Matt (Beardlaws) and his daughter Isla, who is later joined by her sister Avery. They discuss recent family activities and school events in a casual, humorous conversation. Isla recounts her class field trip to the Chittenango Zoo, describing a two-hour bus ride where technology was prohibited. She details feeding goats pellet food and feeding carrots to giraffes, noting their purple tongues. Isla mentions seeing lions, tigers, bears, and gibbons, with her favorite animal being the giraffe and the "coolest" being the jaguar. She shares an anecdote about a classmate who ate a goat pellet and another who almost got bitten by a turtle. Avery then joins to discuss her school's "Bulldog Day," a field day event where her grade played kickball until rain interrupted. Isla describes an obstacle course activity involving pool noodles, a balance beam, and a tunnel. Avery recalls winning a large Kit Kat in a color-matching game, while Isla received snow cones and ice cream. The conversation shifts to Avery's softball team competing in a final four tournament, where they placed second. Avery's favorite post-game tradition was making a "candy salad," a mix of various candies like gummy sharks and jelly beans shared with the team. The hosts then play a "Fridge Detectives" segment, analyzing a photo of an unknown refrigerator. They note items like chocolate-covered almonds, Silk almond milk, salsa, Greek yogurt, and various condiments. Isla guesses the fridge belongs to a single female cop, while Avery thinks it's a health-conscious couple from a warm state like Georgia. Matt speculates it belongs to a married couple in their 30s, with the wife being a teacher and the husband a truck driver. The episode concludes with the kids sharing dream vacations and giving shout-outs, including to the Chittenango Zoo. The tone is lighthearted, conversational, and family-oriented, filled with playful teasing and tangents. Listeners who enjoy wholesome, ad-libbed family conversations and relatable stories about kids' school adventures would appreciate this episode. Those seeking a tightly structured, topic-focused podcast might find the casual digressions less engaging.

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A zoo outing recap that keeps sliding into very funny, very specific family nonsense.

This episode keeps things loose in a way that fits the family energy. A warm studio hangout folds into a funny recap of the zoo trip, the stuffed-animal rescue, and the lion-at-the-grocery-store joke, with the lion bit getting teased, corrected, and stretched until it takes…

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You want a zoo-story recap that keeps turning into a lion-and-bicycle joke.

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