We all have purchased weird things where we’re like, “if only everyone knew about this!” so getting to be that platform where people get to shout out their love for drain plugs or a milk frother is so much fun for me. I think my favorite conversations have come from people who bring really unsexy items (like a drain plug that goes in the emergency drain and keeps your bath full) but are so excited to evangelize them to the audience. What do you enjoy talking about the most? And a natural back-and-forth chat kind of stems from there. It has to be something that they are genuinely so excited to tell the world about. I let the guests choose! Basically, everyone that comes on the podcast has to bring something they bought and they love.
How do you choose which topics to talk about? A podcast where I could ask guests what they had purchased and loved seemed like a great way to expand what I had been doing on Twitter. I also just love hearing about what other people are spending their money on. I love researching things and I love buying things to make my life easier. I tweeted about it, shared a link, and then just kept doing that. (Imagine it’s just the pedals of an elliptical and you can pump your legs while answering email). It started with a purchase of a $180 “under the desk” elliptical, which I didn’t know existed and immediately purchased when one popped up on Amazon as I was searching for something else. What was the inspiration for the podcast?īack in 2019 I had started tweeting about things I had found, bought, and liked. We chatted with Caroline about the show, the products she can’t live without and more in our exclusive interview. In fact, Vogue even recognizes the show for launching the Revlon One-Step hair tool craze. Products often start selling immediately after their mentions, and some product recs even end up going majorly viral as a direct result of the podcast. Guests often arrive thinking their product is too particular or too niche, but, just like the books with the ugliest covers, those products can have the best stories. It’s a show about buying quality products recommended by people who love a product and find it to be tried and true. gee thanks, just bought it isn’t a show about consumerism or purchasing unnecessary items. The discussion usually starts about the products, but every purchase has a story, and every story leads to another one. Gee Thanks! appreciates its supporters, especially Alley Peplinski, Becca Sheaffer, Allie Nagy, Angi James, Lindsay Creech and Erin Gibson!įollow along with recs (and share your own via DM) on the “Gee Thanks, Just Bought It!” Instagram: and shop all of our recs here: you love shopping (who doesn’t, right?) and want to discover new things to love and life-changing products, we’ve got a show that’s right up your alley.įreelance producer and writer Caroline Moss’ podcast, Gee Thanks, Just Bought It is the perfect show for great tips, inexpensive but life-changing product recommendations, and sparkling conversations.Įach week Caroline invites a guest to join her in a friendly chat about one product that has changed their lives and why. Subscribe to the newsletter for exclusive discounts just for you: Shop our Amazon Storefront:
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