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BB Tealwood
By Ameyro & AJSociety & Culture
BB Tealwood episodes
- The Bible Tells Me Sojoin us in singing kumbiya on our latest episode. ignore the obvious audio *issues*. follow us on Twitter @BBTealWood37 min
- Reddit Stories: TIFU, AITA, and Pro-Revenge
it was been brought to our attention that it is "court-side" and not "side-court".
Follow us on Twitter @BBTealWood
23 min - Variety Show: Musicals and Stuff
ignore the mic problems... we're looking for different ones.
Follow us on Twitter @BBTealWood
24 min - Agree to Disagreewe recorded and edited this while waiting for Baldur's Gate 3 to download. we don't have a schedule planned out yet, but follow us on Twitter @BBTealWood and keep an eye out for our next episode!!28 min
- 12. Chaos Rising
In this episode, Ameyro (he/they) and Cin (they/he) bring on the god of chaos herself, Nina (she/her)
Nina's Twitter: www.twitter.com/kuvorra
34 min - 11. Culture of Magic
This week, Ameyro (he/they) and Cin (they/he) talk to Priestess Ida (she/her) about magic and a bit of the culture surrounding it.
Ida's tumblr: magicandmystics.tumblr.com
The Raven Academy: ravenacademy.us
49 min - 10. That's So Raven (and crows...and other signs of deities)
Every five episodes, Cin (theyhe) and Ameyro (he/they) forgo a guest and talk to each other. Last time was the Political Villains episode. This week, we talk about paganism!
The Raven Academy - ravenacademy.us
Ameyro's Twitter - twitter.com/nathair_sov
49 min - 35 min
- 08. The Dragon Prince
Ameyro (he/they) and Cin (they/he) talk about the Dragon Prince with Tamika (she/her)!
Tamika's Twitter: twitter.com/kuno_12
44 min - 49 min
About BB Tealwood
From the publisher's feed
BB Tealwood is a podcast at the intersection of culture and community. The hosts talk about a range of topics.
BB Tealwood is a part of Crow House Press, a new independent media company dedicated to giving voice to the underrepresented, primarily BIPOC and LGBT people.