Unpacking! with Lyncoln Presley

Unpacking! with Lyncoln Presley

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Unpacking! with Lyncoln Presley episodes

  • Everything but the Kitchen Sink Outfits

    Join Lyncoln this week as he talks about his tips to not ruining your day before it begins, thoughts on today's fashion, the Netflix garbage he watched this week, tropical storms and, most importantly, spelling!

    29 min
  • Crying to the Cashier

    Join Lyncoln this week as he discusses his eternal allergy battle, getting ignored on FaceTime, his journey with meth (casual), and so much more. Sorry in advance!

    38 min
  • You've Been a Nerd Loser this Whole Time

    Join Lyncoln as he reintroduces himself as the same person, only a year older! As usual, Lyncoln is up to the same things, except he has a dog now and is constantly tired (not so new). Thank you for listening! Lyncoln says sorry for breathing so heavily.

    30 min
  • Since U Been Gone

    Join Lyncoln and Sophia as they unpack the literal months that they've been missing. A lot has happened, of course 🙄. Lync & Soph also dive into a conversation about checking in with yourself and your relationships. Spicy stuff for sure...

    46 min
  • Unpacking Human Trafficking

    Join Lyncoln and Sophia as they unpack the human trafficking epidemic with the founder of the Rock Paper Scissors foundation (@rockpaperscissorsfoundation), Kristal Clark. 

    Resources: National Human Trafficking Resource Center 1-888-373-7888, National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-656-HOPE, A21.org

    39 min
  • Is Your Idea of Happiness Changing?

    Going Lyncoln and Sophia this week as they welcome the podcast into its second season! Sophia and Lyncoln update you on their lives over the break and all of the lessons that they've learned along the way! 

    37 min

About Unpacking! with Lyncoln Presley

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Join Lyncoln as he unpacks his week with friends! Listen in as Lyncoln and his pals discuss life, pop-culture, current events, and whatever it is that twenty-somethings complain about on this weekly…