Why Are You Like This?

This week on the pod, we return to your favorite kind of segment: telling you all about your personality based on *seemingly* random information... and this week it’s all about numbers instead of the stars. That’s right, Numerology. So, more or less credible than Astrology? Or are all these systems just kinda trash?

This week we dig into The Little Mermaid to discuss covert queer themes and representation, feelings of being an ‘other’, and why Part of Your World might break some of our hearts.

This week on the pod, we’re talking all about posers. What does it mean to be a poser? And is the concept of being a poser or faining membership to a group something you even believe in? Here’s everything from the punk music scene to what we thought made us inconspicuous in high school.

This week on the pod, to get deeper on women’s place in history, we’re taking you through Sacagawea’s journey West. And some folks tell her story with great dignity and strength... and other’s cast Donna Reed to play her in a movie... You win some, and you lose some.

This week on the pod, we promise we’re not spending the whole time reminiscing about VH1 reality television… but it does come up, sooo we kinda had to… This week is all about pick-up artists, and more specifically about the book The Game and its author. And we’re truly just wondering— how many times have you been negged?

This week on the pod, in our final installment of Spooktober, we’re talking all about people. People who eat other people. That’s right. Because what’s truly more spooky than cannibalism?

Spooktober continues this week as we creep up on Halloween, and this week is all about blood.  Our own blood, other people’s blood... is it scary or is it just a powerful life force thing?

Spooktober continues this week on the podcast, and this time we’re digging deeper into the spiritual realm... we’re talking all about ghosts.

This week on the second installment of our Spooktober series, we plague doctor. We’re talking the heroes of the Bubonic Plague... but wait, don’t those guys look like the villains?

This week on the podcast we start our month long Spooktober series in honor of our favorite month. We’ll get a little woo woo and we’ll get a little dark this month. First up we’re talking Mediums, which absolutely means we recount Whoopi Goldberg’s performance in Ghost amongst some notable reality television fixtures.

This week on the pod we’re revisiting astrology... this time to tell you all about your rising sign and also what should allegedly be physically great or terrible about you as a result.

The flagrant in decent sea of this week’s podcast... we’re talking life on boats. We talk all the jobs you expect people to have on boats and the ones you didn’t. So, would you give up being landlocked for some high seas (or low seas...) adventures? You shore?

This week on the pod, we’re talking smells. And not just any smells—human smells. So what about them? Why do you smell the way you do and why are you attracted to (and sometimes times repulsed by) other people’s scents? We’re getting a little primal this week, but for the sake of science. We promise.

So, are you sorry or not? This week on the pod, we’re talking apology styles. How do you say you’re sorry and what do you need to hear to take someone else seriously...? And if you’re honest, which apologies make you wanna crawl out of your skin and hide?

This week on the pod we’re talking celebrity chefs, food and bev service hustle, and a lot of the feels we have about feeding ourselves and other people. Truely this is The Tale of Two Fridges.

This week on the podcast we talk briefly about Katy Perry’s Twitter power and the importance of store bought cake mix, and then we get to the good stuff— ancient aliens.

First there was Darwin: Father of Evolution. Then Gregor Mendel: Father of Genetics and Adam Smith: Father of Economics... and this week on the podcast we talk, Gary Chapman: Father of Love Languages.

This week on the pod, we’ve got the second half of our first two parter. Ripped straight from the (2009) headlines... the epic conclusion of Megan Hauserman’s Time on VH1\.

This week on the pod we’re taking a stroll down memory lane— straight to the VH1 block programming of the early 2000s. Rock of Love, Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Real Chance at Love... the list goes on and the cuts get deeper... Oh, and somebody gets killed.

This week we’re talking read receipts, online dating, and textual etiquette when you’re maybe not *that* close.