In this episode of Landline, I was joined by Nashville musician and long-time prank caller Lawrence Rogers. Together, we dive into stories of things that seemed normal at the time but, in hindsight, probably should have been red flags. From orthodontists with clown fetishes to sketchy ukulele cases, this episode has it all.

For the first time, this episode went live with zero edits—awkward pauses, tech glitches, and all. Host Inga Headland dives into the difference between being real and being honest, and why faking it rarely works in the long run.

Should your life partner be your best friend, your soulmate, or just someone who never judges your questionable hygiene habits? Host Inga Headland sits down with therapist Devon Grant to tackle the nuances of love, codependency, and emotional independence.

What starts with a forged off-campus pass can lead to a whole lot more than curly fries. In this episode, Inga dives into the gray area between rule-breaking and spiritual protest, exploring what tiny rebellions reveal about our values.

This week’s episode is loosely, emotionally, and spiritually about Empire Records, migraines, and the miracle of found family. Host Inga Headland dives into the chaotic, messy joy of making your own traditions.

From toe socks and braces to awkward encounters with the Chief Justice, this episode is a cringe-worthy trip down memory lane. Join Inga Headland as she digs into the moments that shattered our illusions of coolness.

What happens when you accidentally go viral for the wrong reasons? Host Inga Headland dives into the chaos of letting go, correcting internet misinformation, and why your most embarrassing moments make the best stories.

Remember when hanging out was as simple as walking outside? Host Inga Headland dives into why we lost that and how to get it back in a world dominated by social media.

Making mistakes is inevitable, but in the digital age, it’s also terrifying. In this episode, Inga Headland dives into the awkward, humbling, and sometimes hilarious reality of messing up in public.

This episode is basically the Nixon Tapes—technical failures, missing chunks of conversation, and the unfiltered chaos of live recording. Inga Headland dives into why messy, unsanitized conversations are the antidote to today’s polished content.

Is social media just a giant pickup game? In this episode, Inga Headland explores the eerie similarities between pickup artist tactics and influencer growth hacks—and what they reveal about modern connection.

Nervous energy makes people do weird things—like compulsively lying, forgetting how to talk, or blurting out awkward compliments. Or, if you’re Inga Headland, accidentally calling the Chief Justice of the United States “bro” at his own intimate dinner party.

Some episodes go smoothly. This is not one of them. In this chaotic installment, Inga Headland battles through technical issues, cringe dates, and unfiltered voicemails from listeners.