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Today, we bring to you what started as a NOPE episode, but turned into a tale of witches and a possible haunting at the Elks. Join us as we talk witchy woman brewers, learning history the lazy way, and spook ourselves out immensely. This episode is somewhere between a full-length and a Quickie. The veil is very thin right now, people. Stay focused and please, please be kind in every realm.
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TAG: Halloween // Haunting // Witch // Brew
In another episode of the ladies playing Girl Talk, they discuss Tom Petty, Cillian Murphy, Taraji Henson, Disneyland, butter kids and mayo kids, while answering life's greatest questions. Pour yourself something both sweet and sour for a flashback to this awesome game from the 80s. Cheers!
In today's Quickie, the hosts dive into a couple times in their lives when they've had the hindsight clarity to say, "Holy shit. I should've been dead." Kat talks about roaming the back alleys of Seattle while Kristyn explores some of the most questionable vans she's climbed into with strangers. In Kristyn's words to her friend recently, "Much of my life could be described as a cautionary tale to parents of female children." Cheers!
"I tried to warn that town that we were coming."
Please take the time to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or email us at [email protected]. TTL!
TAG: Wedding // Celebration // Roaring 20s // Centralia
This NOPE Episode is about Marsha P. Johnson. She was a revolutionary and a trans womxn who lived her full truth openly and in defense of others from 1945 until the 1990s when she was murdered. Our "NOPE" episodes highlight womxn who decided that enough was fucking enough, and took matters into their own hands.
Please take the time to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or email us at [email protected]. TTL!
TAG: Nope // LGBTQ // Marsha P. Johnson // Gay Rights
Kristyn tells Kat the story of her grandfather's chair, and how it changed lives, survived, and ultimately told its own story. Who hasn't held onto something for sentimental reasons only to find out they weren't so sentimental after all? Cheers!
When you were growing up, what did other families have that made you think they were wealthy? In today's episode, the hosts explore some of their own notions about what "being rich" looked like when they were young, and also chat about how these ideas are formed. We share responses from listeners that range from vacations to mini vans to name brand cereal to ponies. For today's listening, we highly recommend cracking a Shasta and getting comfy on the living room floor or taking your banana seat bike out for a spin. Cheers!
Please take the time to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or email us at [email protected]. TTL!
TAG: Wealth // Spring Break // Mini Vans // Rich Kids
Kristyn got Kat a used Cricut machine for her birthday at a garage sale recently, and when Kat opened it, it was as if she'd unveiled the holy grail. So we decided to record a quick little episode to capture her enamored and shocked response, along with chatting about 80s babies' obsessions with putting stickers on EVERYTHING! This episode includes a special guest appearance from OG Podcast Mutt, Murdock.
TAG: Birthday // Cricut // Sticker Albums // Stickers
Welcome to the first NOPE Episode of Thunder Thighs & Lightning. These periodic episodes will feature womxn throughout history who have decided they were fed up with the patriarchy and done with being oppressed by societal rules, so they just said, "Nope." We will try to teach you a little bit about their story before introducing their involvement in activism, feminism, protest, education, reform, freedom, and many other empowerment efforts. While we try to be exhaustive and include our sources, please note that we simply cannot tell you their whole stories, so we always recommend doing some more digging on your own.
Please take the time to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or email us at [email protected]. TTL!
TAG: Nope // Mary Ann Hall // Brothel // Luxury
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