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What Will Kurt Do Wednesday, What Were We Thinking? Episode 5: THE CAR WASH

If you missed the news, we’ve begun looking back at “What Will Kurt Do Wednesday“…and we realized that there was so much that happened behind-the-scenes, or stories that were shared when the segment was over, that they needed to be told.

Every week, you can hear a new “What Will Kurt Do Wednesday, What Were We Thinking?” episode exclusively on the Ken, Colleen, and Kurt Podcast (listen/subscribe for free wherever you listen to podcasts).

This week though, we wanted to share one of our most requested WWKDW segments…“THE CAR WASH”.

So many memorable moments…from Ken telling Kurt “DON’T DIE“…the 41 seconds where we weren’t sure if Kurt was actually okay…and the sound of the air dryer at the end.

Take a listen…and then hit up the Ken, Colleen, and Kurt Podcast so you can hear each weekly episode!

https://soundcloud.com/kencolleenkurt/what-will-kurt-do-wednesdaywhat-were-we-thinking-episode-5-the-car-wash

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