Tamara jumps on the mic to talk about being a youth pastor at a Korean church in Pittsburgh, her hatred of Singles Inferno, baby monkeys that make her cry, and much more.

02/19/26

Our resident Gen-Z friends Bran and Tyler drop by the studio to talk about their new sketch comedy project, swap slang words, and take (another) Millennial pop quiz. Other topics include: serving in the Korean Air Force, why Gen Z has no hope for the future, and Angelina Jolie's 2001 masterpiece, Tomb Raider. Enjoy!

02/12/26

As a “multi-instrumentalist”, Nicky wears many hats. She dances; she sings; she composes; and now, she pods! Tune into our in-depth conversation spanning her upbringing in the Philippines, how to write a musical, and her feelings on AI-generated art. Other topics include: our favorite jingles, songs that make us cry, and the 80s cult classic Mac and Me. And in a Side Dish first, we end the episode with an improvised jam! Enjoy~

02/03/26

Today's episode is dedicated to Season 5 of Singles Inferno. But mostly, it's dedicated to Mina Sue.

01/31/26

This episode was two years in the making, but we finally did it! Mariam Ibrahim graces the podcast to talk about acting with @getinthe.van, her journalism career, and fantasizing about gay hockey players. Other topics include: grotesque AI influencers, Jay’s Irish accent, and Aaron’s criticism with One Battle After Another. Enjoy!

01/23/26

As our resident young person, Branson Taylor jumps on the mic to talk about acting, creativity, and the origins of “lowkenuinely”—among other Gen-Z slang. The second half consists of Millennial pop culture quiz, where we descend into long-winded explanations of dial-up internet, Napster, and Paris Hilton, thereby establishing our unc status. (I hope I said that right.)

01/12/26

Our 10th (and final) episode of the year. We'll get those numbers up in 2026.

12/16/25

The podcast hasn’t recorded in six months. Have we forgotten how to hang...again? Topics include: making kimchi (Jay), pooping while on your period (Sue), and of course, babies (Aaron).

12/13/25