Leftover Millennials

Leftover Millennials

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Leftover Millennials episodes

  • Episode 1: Queers and Astrology (feat. Denny's eczema ASMR)

    Ah yes, the inaugural episode of Leftover Millennials. In the pilot, Khadija Mbowe (they/them) and Denny Ancheta (he/him) discuss everything from being afflicted with eczema (Aquaphor sponsor us) to one of  their common grounds: being afflicted with having Scorpio moons. Throughout this podcast, they will delve into significant pop culture moments, what it means to have your 30s encroaching (like that mysterious man at the bar who can't stop staring), life tips to make your encroaching 30s easier, and generally just talking shit. 

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    Our socials:
    instagram: @leftovermillennials https://www.instagram.com/leftovermillennials/
    twitter @lftovrmillnnils https://twitter.com/lftovrmillnnils
    denny: https://www.instagram.com/pockypapi/
    khadija: https://linktr.ee/khadijambowe

    for business inquires email: [email protected]

    Podcast Art By: Alice Gaboury-Moreau, https://www.instagram.com/alice.gabou/?hl=fr
    Music By: Davie Levesque, https://www.instagram.com/davrez/

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    40 min
  • THE Official Trailer

    Here at the Leftover Millennials podcast, we make no claims that this show will become your "new obsession", or even a "bingeable addiction". We're just two folks on the outskirts of 30 talking all things pop-culture, internet-culture, and the socio-political intersections we find along the way.  We promise lots of chaos, lots of absurdity, lots of questions, a bit of delusion, and lots of laughs...at least on our end since we think we're the funniest people we know.

    (Someone sponsor us so we can do this full time pls 🥺)

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    3 min

About Leftover Millennials

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Leftover Millennials is a podcast by Khadija Mbowe and Denny Ancheta. Eagerly teetering on their 30s, they provide unsolicited advice on unorthodox topics, explore conversations about formative pop…