In this podcast your three hosts read stories and diary entries anonymously submitted by listeners.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | ComedyImprov |
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies read some more one line confessions and say goodbye.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies play another round of Name That Tune, Krista tells a story about a cracker mishap on a date, and Ally shares a Reddit story about a poor first date idea.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies read some more one line confessions and talk about taking a trip down memory lane in your camera roll.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies play some Mad Libs, Taylor tells a tale about having a favourite child, and Krista reads about a threesome haunting years later.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies read some more one line confessions and talk summer bucket lists.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies play a game of GUESS THAT NOUN!(Thanks Trav), Ally reads a personal diary entry about an eating disorder, and Taylor tells us a funny story about a bear call.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies read some more one line confessions and talk sex facts.
NSFW language, content. Today the ladies play a game of This or That - Movie Edition, Krista reads about an almond mistake, and Ally shares a journal entry from the early COVID-19 days.
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