We Might Regret This

In this immersive episode of We Might Regret This, we journey across billions of years to explore the dramatic story of our planet before recorded history. From Earth's fiery beginnings as a molten wasteland to the rise of early humans, discover how volcanic fury, shifting continents, and ancient life forms shaped the world we know today.

We'll trace the origins of oceans, the first spark of life, the reign of prehistoric creatures, and the long, complex path that led to humanity itself. Whether you're a science enthusiast or just curious about Earth's distant past, this episode brings the prehistoric world to life.

Lunar Echoes: Moon Phases & Chart Insights

In this introspective episode, we explore the hidden rhythms of two distinct lunar moments: Join us as we unravel the moon phases present at each birth time and what they symbolize about personality, emotional needs, and inner life.

We'll break down the lunar positions, aspects, and chart insights tied to each date, decoding how lunar energy might shape instinctual reactions, relationships, and personal growth. Whether you're curious about your own moon sign or just fascinated by astrology's deeper layers, this episode offers a reflective, guided journey through two celestial snapshots.

Waxing or waning? Emotional nurturer or inner warrior? Tune in to hear how the moon tells your story, one phase at a time.

Listen as we talk about some Reddit stories. Also meet our husbands.

Pride is more than glitter and rainbows — it's a movement born from protest, resilience, and the unshakable power of queer joy. In this episode of We Might Regret This, we dive deep into the true meaning of Pride: from the Stonewall Riots to today's global celebrations, from unsung heroes like Marsha P. Johnson and Audre Lorde to the corporations cashing in on rainbows. We explore what Pride looks like in countries where queerness is criminalized, examine why Pride still matters in 2025, and share how you can show up, speak out, and stay proud.

This is the episode for anyone who's ever wondered, “Why do we still need Pride?”

(And the answer is: because we're not done yet.)

Listen as we talk about some Reddit family scandals and pay back stories. We have opinions on the stories. Yes you will hear them. It's always a good time.

Hidden in the Irish countryside stands Leap Castle, a place shrouded in dark history, bloodshed, and chilling hauntings. Known as one of the most haunted castles in the world, Leap Castle holds tales of brutal betrayals, restless spirits, and the infamous Elemental—a mysterious, foul-smelling entity said to roam its halls. In this episode, we dive deep into the castle's violent origins, its paranormal reputation, and the lingering energy that has terrified visitors for generations.

In this episode of We Might Regret This, we dive into the strangest, funniest, and downright weirdest stories making headlines right now. From mysterious creatures caught on camera to getting lost twice., nothing is too bizarre for us to cover. Join us as we break down the oddest corners of the news cycle, share our hot takes, and maybe even question reality a little bit. You've heard the normal news—now it's time for the weird.

Trigger warning: This episode discusses themes of mental illness, trauma, and substance abuse.

In this deeply human episode, we peel back the Hollywood glamour to explore the inner world of Marilyn Monroe — a woman whose radiant smile and iconic status masked a lifetime of emotional pain. Beyond the silver screen, Marilyn wrestled with trauma, abandonment, and mental illness, navigating a world that often saw her more as a fantasy than a person.

We trace her journey from a troubled childhood in foster homes to the heights of stardom, examining how fame intensified her inner turmoil. Drawing from diaries, interviews, and expert insights, we delve into her struggles with anxiety, depression, addiction, and the pressure of living up to an image she never fully identified with.

Join us for an intimate look at the fragile soul behind the legend — and a reflection on how society treats mental health in women, especially those in the spotlight.

Listen as we talk about weird animals under the sea.

Listen as we talk about some freaky shit!