Mo and Katy are headed to Sweetwater, Texas for the WASP Homecoming Weekend which proves to be a whirlwind of trivia, brunch, memorial service and moderating a panel with kin of the Women Airforce Service Pilots.

Along the way: Mo shares the story of failing her landings (and confusing her instructor by not crying about it), Katy gets increasingly defensive of women who drove the world forward using outhouses and hand-me-down uniforms and they both marvel at how a couple years of service in the 1940s became the place these women chose to spend eternity.

Also discussed: vacuum-packing bags, garanimals-style outfit coordination, the importance of celebrating after a gig (even the bad ones) and why nobody ever yells "Is there a vocal coach on board?!" on a commercial flight.

Mo and Katy celebrate bringing a 3-year dream to life, a singalong songbook for the Women Airforce Service Pilots, while accidentally launching their friend Holly into an accountability cult.

What starts as "look at this pretty book we made" spirals into Oxford comma rants, musical key obsessions and a solemn vow to write 52 things by next April.

Also: turtles making out, why consistency beats motivation and the exact moment you realize your OCD is showing. Plus, Mo's heading to Portugal for Easter, so enjoy this chaos while it lasts.

Mo and Katy kick off St. Patrick's week in full green, diving into Mo's commitment to an '80s arcade birthday party complete with neon socks, a fanny pack and free game tokens. They explore the debate over hands-free living (fanny pack vs. tactical vest?), preview Mo's upcoming Medal of Honor Museum fireside chat with recipient Jack Jacobs and share exciting updates on their WASP Homecoming project, including resurrecting a lost World War II song.

Plus: musical theater season is in full swing, phonetic alphabet fails and why you should absolutely pinch people on Tuesday.