Do Tell...

Do Tell...

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  • Horse the Animal & Pride

    Carly and Victor wax poetic about horses and the feeling of pride. Saddle up to hear about Carly’s Dad’s Surprise party, the evolution of horses: where they were, where they are, and where they soon will be. If you have something to be proud about or a horseback to ride, gallop over and hit play. This week, your favorite hosts take on hearing what YOUR things are via voice memo! FUN!

    1 hr 7 min
  • Becoming a Working Actor with Stuart Hicar

    On this week’s episode, Carly and Victor are joined by none other than Do Tell IT Girl and Thing Wizard Stuart Hicar! Among his many things explored are the Denver Nuggets, midday visits to the driving range, matinees at the movies, true crime documentaries, and ultimately, becoming a working actor. Plus: Squidward, Groot, MoviePass, Ashton Kutcher’s investing app, dumbass cops, and Hollywood’s greatest living actor Jared Leto.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Sister Witches Saga: Moon Drop

    In this very special episode of Do Tell, Carly and Victor's dear friends Tilda St. Clair (Samantha Scissor) and Sandra Bart (Messica) take over the podcast to promote their new movie.

    56 min
  • Sleep Hygiene and The Last Question

    On this episode of Do Tell, Carly and Victor discuss protecting your skin from the sun, your partner smelling like corn chips in bed, diamond-encrusted wired headphones, and who Taylor Swift should have pwn’d instead of Charli XCX, before diving into their things: the vital pursuit of quality sleep and Isaac Asimov’s science fiction short story The Last Question.

    1 hr 9 min
  • The Luteal Phase and The Life of a Showgirl

    This week on the pod, Carly walks Victor through the magic and mystery of the menstrual cycle’s phases, and then Victor walks Carly through his emotional response to each individual track on Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl. Plus, impulse ear piercings, TSA precheck, Winnie the Pooh, whispers of a Christmas list, and Crest White Strips gifted from mom.

    1 hr 5 min
  • 3I/ATLAS with Mackenzie Barmen

    On this week’s episode, Carly and Victor welcome actor, writer, TikTok favorite Mackenzie Barmen to take the students of the pod down a scientific conspiracy worm hole, including 3I/ATLAS, the death of the dinosaurs, and celebrity reptilians Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. They also workshop their Hermione Granger and Keira Knightley impressions, send love to Scrap from Ice Age, reminisce about performing digital improv for KPop fans, and obviously sing a little bit too.

    1 hr 7 min
  • Work Trips and Actual Jesus

    In this week's episode, Carly and Victor discuss finance guys, the weakness and sensitivity of blue eyes, free massages, megachurches, dadadadada, before diving into the teachings of Jesus Christ and Carly's past as a corporate girly.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Adéla with Matthew Scott Montgomery

    Carly and Victor welcome theatrical triple threat Matthew Scott Montgomery for a breakdown of his thing right now: Slavik pop star Adéla. They also discuss and demonstrate various accents, their dream Coachella headliners dead or alive, full frontal theater, listening to ABBA when you’re sad, and Nonna Grande (RIP).

    1 hr 9 min
  • Sylvia Browne & Jerry Maguire Quotes

    Carly and Victor discuss work trips, the trolley song, skibidi toilet, tumblr soft core p*rn, Renée Zellweger mix-ups, and gay guys back in the day, before breaking down the psychical stylings of Sylvia Browne and the phraseological impact of Jerry Maguire.

    1 hr 8 min
  • Favorite Cities Ice Breaker with Tim Murray

    This week Carly and Victor chat with writer and performer Tim Murray about NSYNC choreo, puffins (derogatory), things straight men say to one another, tree-themed musicals, and Tim's genius signature ice breaker: What are your three favorite American cities you've never lived in?

    1 hr 1 min

About Do Tell...

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The podcast where Victor Carlesi and Carly Strait dare to ask the important question: What's your thing right now?