Voicenotes with Jordan Theresa

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I would rather sit naked on a hot grill! than wear a pear ring Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My tirade against Joe and the Juice continues Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this festive special, Jack Edwards, Jordan's best friend and housemate, joins her for a lively Christmas gift exchange. They share hilarious stories from their quirky Airbnb adventures and reflect on holiday traditions, including the significance of thoughtful gift-giving. Laugh along as they discuss the comfort of Crocs and their playful skinny-dipping escapades. The duo explores nostalgic memories tied to After Eight mints and sentimental gifts, revealing the warmth of their friendship and the joy of the holiday season.

i moved!! and sharing my thoughts on being a single babe for the first time in my adult life xx Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keelin Moncrieff, a dynamic YouTuber known for tackling feminine health and social issues, dives deep into the shocking presence of toxic metals like lead in tampons. She discusses the dire need for improved sex education, sharing humorous and awkward anecdotes from her own school experiences. The conversation also touches on the complicated dynamics of intimacy during menstruation and the societal stigmas surrounding menstrual products. With her candid insights, Keelin sheds light on crucial health topics while keeping the dialogue humorous and relatable.

Living alone is taking a toll on the host's sanity, sparking a delightful dive into pop culture. They hilariously dissect the oddities of AI candidates and Americans' reactions to NYC's new wheelie bins. Sydney Sweeney's cringe-worthy Samsung sponsorship is up for critique, alongside an obsession with oddly sad AI cat videos. The blend of humor with thoughts on adulting, relationships, and cultural quirks paints a relatable and entertaining picture of modern life.