Have you ever had a crush and wanted to talk to that person first, but didn’t. Most women do, a lot of women today won’t make the first move and end up missing out on great relationships. They are either taught it’s not lady like and looks thirsty and some just don’t think they can do it. Well here I am to tell you that it’s ok, to be the one to ma…

I’m literally just rambling on about my time so far studying abroad in England and what I have learned. One big story time, also I’m still getting the hang of this podcast stuff so don’t judge 😭😭😭

Maritza tells the most ridiculous Black Friday stories!

Lesley ruins Thanksgiving for Maritza, FOREVER.

Maritza shares all of the wonderful ways to celebrate November. Learn about your uncle the monkey, the origin of square dancing and how to get creative with your gravestone.

Is “National Housewife Day” a thing, or is November crazy? Lesley replaces some of November’s seriously absurd “National Days of” with something worth celebrating.

The continuation of last week’s Episode 17: Hollywood Haunting where Lesley and Maritza veer off topic (again) and discuss the desire to learn how to be better allies.

Was your favorite scary movie set haunted? Find out in Episode 17: Hollywood Haunting.

The ladies share personal stories of why the question of helping out isn’t always black and white and Maritza explains the Bystander Effect and clears up some of the mystery surrounding the murder of Kitty Genovese.

Lesley takes Maritza on a tour of the dead. Learn about how bodies are disposed of as well as the many different ways we honor our dearly departed.

Maritza explains the truth behind Bloody Mary and Lesley shares a scary story from her road trip.

Lesley explains the feeling of being watched and discovers that Maritza’s a big scaredy-cat

Maritza explains why the matador’s cape is red, Lesley gives an update on The Secret and the ladies share their love of animal attacks.

Maritza and Lesley discuss The Secret.

Maritza teaches Lesley about ASMR. The ladies also share some interesting facts about Oregon.

Maritza and Lesley briefly discuss all things Labor Day.

Maritza and Lesley explore complexities surrounding protection from the evil eye, discuss the importance of accessorizing as a lifestyle and remind you to lead with love.

Maritza explains DeJaVu and the ladies discuss, the fast and the furious, minding your own business and how to waste a whole Summer.

Lesley discovers why yawning is contagious and how it’s connected to neurological disorders. Maritza learns how to avoid cramping. The ladies also discuss psychopaths, recent gun violence and how gorgeous Maritza looked on her wedding day!

Lesley learns whether or not you can open your eyes while sneezing. Maritza finds out just how incredible the animal kingdom truly is.

Lesley explains that gargoyle on your chest while Maritza discusses all of the places you shouldn’t put your gum.

Maritza addresses Lesley’s tumultuous relationship with bones. Lesley sheds some light on language, leading Maritza to a revelation.

Lesley attempts to make sense of the senses and Maritza teaches us how to make a statue cry.

Maritza dives into the mysterious world of cryogenics and answers the question “Where’s Walt Disney?” Lesley explains what happens when your body Jerks you awake.

Introduction

This is about my last weeks in London and making the return back home, with a few travel tips thrown in there. Also having to adjust back to American time and food and my goals for the summer😊

This week, we discuss our habits of escape when the world is just too much. Reeling from the high profile suicides and overwhelming nature of life, we talk about the healthy and unhealthy ways we ease the pain. Hope you can sit with us. xx, E, D and L.A podcast about being young and unstable, by E, D and L

We've been away for a couple of weeks, but we're back! This episode deals with life-changing events, traumas or otherwise, and how these experiences made us who we are today. Also, congratulations to our newest graduates, D and E.A podcast about being young and unstable, by E, D and L