In episode 57 of the "StonerTalks NY" podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on the current celebrity gossip happening. The artist D4vd being investigated, Chrisean with her shenanigans, the list goes on.   

In Episode 56 of the “StonerTalks NY” podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on pet peeves, dealing with sensory overload ,and more. 

In episode 55 of the "StonerTalks NY" podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on when "NO" means no, and normalizing  that it's okay for your significant other having friends while in a relationship, plus so much more.

In episode 54 of the "StonerTalks NY" podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take the time to discuss life so far. How far we have come, embracing change, growth, mistakes, and setting new goals. Let's see where this Convo will take us.

In episode 53 of the "StonerTalks NY" podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on the missing children cases around the world. A suspicious ice cream truck at night? Let's see where this conversation takes us. 

In episode 52 of the “StonerTalks NY” podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take the time to discuss being roofied and the lasting trauma that lingers from that experience. Tips to prevent it, and learning from that experience. 

In episode 51 of the "StonerTalks NY" podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on how sometimes being excessively generous can be a blessing and a curse. Highlighting the ups and downs and so much more.

In episode 50 of the “StonerTalks NY” podcast, host Tilda & Mickey take the time to discuss Julian Brown missing? , more shootings happening in the US, Wildfires, and much more. 

In episode 49 of the “StonerTalks NY” podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on body image. Confronting the issues around having confidence but also feeling insecure, and how to deal with society having so much to say about your body. 

In episode 48 of the “StonerTalks NY” podcast, hosts Tilda & Mickey take a deep dive on having your opinion, speaking your mind, and constructive criticism. The bigger question is, why are those things a problem in society now?