Two or Three Doinks

Welcoming back Taylor Scott (host of the podcast Culty Classics) featured on our prior episode Keef. We discuss getting way too high, using marijuana for pain management, leaving the Christian church, and deconstruction (woof...).  We sip on some random craft beers as well as baileys and coffee this time around. Drink along!

In this episode we feature our guest Tineahsa and talk about breaking the law, influential childhood films, and what we value in friendships as adults.

On this episode we get controversial about Covid and all the variants. We discuss origins, thoughts on the vaccine, the political nature of the topic and we'll probably get flagged somewhere or another. Oh, and there's some talk of aliens sprinkled in for your enjoyment...

On this episode, we dive into mental health issues such as social anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and discuss the overuse of the word "trauma". 

Again, still figuring out audio. Sorry it gets a bit quiet at parts! Just Jeffrey & Chelsy this time around drankin' Wrath whiskey with cider (ooo fall ya'll). Chattin' about playing sports, our musical backgrounds and movies.

OH the places your brain will go on a little THC infused sodie pop! Join us as we ramble with our friend Taylor, a local therapist & host of the podcast Culty Classics. We discuss sexual awakenings, mental health topics such as PTSD, anxiety, spiritual abuse & the positive effects of THC. 

This episode features our first guest & close friend, Cole. After a tossing back a few Crown Peaches we discuss cryptocurrency, Mormons & falling down a mountain. 

This time around we cover a wide array of topics. From trans women in the Olympics, advice we'd give our 14 year old selves and hot daughters.

On our first episode of Two or Three Doinks, we (Chelsy & Jeffrey) discuss how we met, a little about ourselves, as well as why we stopped going to the Christian church... for good.

On this episode, we're all over the place. Turns out a little too much tequila makes it tough to stay on topic... we relive college experiences, in no particular order.