Twenty Something

Twenty Something

By Danny Murillo & Marlena TrafasSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Twenty Something episodes

  • Danny's french boy & Marlena's steamy job: a quarantine special.

    Marlena and Danny are back with a lil' international quarantine special! We reflect on the new transitions we each experienced this past year since ending the podcast. Danny talks about finding a new foreign lover in Spain and Marlena talks about some steamy problems at her new job!! OOO, intriguing!

    36 min
  • So long, farewell, and thank you! A tipsy talk!

    Danny and Marlena give a final farewell to the podcast. They reflect and reminisce on the twenty episodes they have recorded and the impact it's had on their lives. They're having a couple drinks while they do this, so be prepared, it gets a little weepy. Enjoy! 

    THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS LISTENED. Your time, attention, and feedback over the last nine months has truly meant the world to us.

    Twitter: @marlenavalerie

    Instagram: @_danielmurillo_

    36 min
  • A Clusterfest 2019 Review

    Danny and Marlena went to Clusterfest 2019 in San Francisco and it got them thinking and feeling all sorts of ways. They discuss their favorite comedians and the craft of storytelling. 

    Comedians mentioned:  Ayo Edebiri, Catherine Cohen, Jaboukie Young White, Julio Torres, Jonathan Van Ness, Adam Scott, Anthony Jeselnik, Robin Tran, Dina Hashem, Chelsea Peretti, Jacqueline Novak, Sabrina Jalees, John Mulaney, and Sheng Wang

    SAY HEY!

    twitter: @marlenavalerie

    insta: _danielmurillo_

    34 min
  • Are straight women invading queer spaces?

    Are straight women invading queer spaces? Marlena and Danny discuss the popularity of Drag Race and Queer Eye all the while wondering about the impact this mainstream attention to gay culture can have on queer spaces. 

    Let us know what you think!

    Twitter: @marlenavalerie

    Instagram: @_danielmurillo_ 

    38 min
  • Craziest travel story?

    Danny and Marlena talk to their friend James about some of their most wild travel experiences from pulling an all nighter at a sex club, eavesdropping on a foreign Tinder date, and talking to a seven-fingered local for three hours. They also talk about how they financed their travel and wonder whether Europe is worth all the hype. 

    TELL US WHAT YOU THINK:

    TWITTER: @marlenavalerie

    INSTAGRAM: @_danielmurillo_

    37 min
  • What is "structural hotness" and how do we deconstruct it?

    In this week's episode, Danny and Marlena discuss how they personally relate to Roxane Gay's memoir, Hunger, and this idea of "structural hotness" that praises some body types (like Shawn Mendes's) and shames others' (like Roxane Gay's). 


    For a more in-depth look into this topic, check out the She's All Fat podcast.

    CONNECT WITH US:

    twitter: @marlenavalerie

    instagram: @_danielmurillo_


    Click here for the personal essay I reference in the episode. 

    37 min
  • Are the twenties your defining decade?

    Danny and Marlena sit down with their no. 1 fan and listener Kaycee to discuss Meg Jay's 2012 book, "The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter—And How to Make the Most of Them Now." They talk about weak ties and networking, types of jam and commitment, and whether they're a sunrise or sunset kind of person. 

    Y'all it's a good one. 

    REACH OUT TO US:

    Twitter: @marlenavalerie

    Instagram: @_danielmurillo_

    33 min
  • The Sex Episode.

    Marlena and Danny climb the scoville scale as they spice this week's episode up with stories about how they first understood sex. 

    They start off by taking an egg-based Buzzfeed quiz that will tell them their favorite sex position. Play along here.  

    REACH OUT TO US PLEASE!

    Twitter: @marlenavalerie

    Instagram: @_danielmurillo_

    35 min

About Twenty Something

From the publisher's feed

Danny and Marlena are twenty somethings who want an outlet to talk about the inner turmoil of being in their twenties. So, they started this podcast.