I've Had It

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, a fearless advocate for social justice representing Texas, joins the discussion with humor and insight. The trio dives into the absurdities of sharing dreams and themed parties, riffing on the stress of social gatherings. They highlight Crockett's brave approach in Congress, emphasizing the need for representation and unity in social justice movements. The conversation takes a critical turn as they discuss misinformation from Fox News and advocate for collective action. Get ready for a blend of laughter and powerful political dialogue!

The hosts celebrate the Jonas Brothers and their concert memories while diving into the pet peeves of adult kids who leave snacks unsealed. They hilariously debate condiment choices, focusing on the 'war on ketchup' and listener grievances. Road rage and driving hypocrisies lead to funny anecdotes, alongside critiques on family communication and idealized obituaries. They also tackle cultural absurdities, workplace dynamics, and the challenges of aging with humor, highlighting the longing for better wireless deals and skincare solutions.

Joining the hosts, Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor and author known for his bold commentary, brings a wealth of insight to the conversation. They dive into the cruel behaviors witnessed in politics, reflecting on their impact on marginalized groups. Lemon shares humorous cultural anecdotes while discussing the complexity of societal expectations and the need for authentic connections. The discussion touches on civil rights, tackling empathy towards diverse communities, and the interplay of ambition and morality in politics, peppered with lively humor.

This episode dives into the absurdity of extravagant graduation celebrations that have spiraled out of control. Listeners are treated to humorous takes on uninspiring social gatherings and the daunting expectations of today's 'power moms.' Hormonal health takes the stage, with insights on PMS relief and metabolic health tools. The hosts explore the clash between parenting, societal norms, and the eccentricities of gift-giving, illustrating the often performative nature of modern parenthood and its impact on children.

AustinShow, a popular streamer and host of the podcast 'Fear', joins the conversation with hilarious insights into parenting mishaps and travel chaos. They tackle the stigma surrounding male grooming with humor, critiquing the outdated alpha male stereotype. The discussion takes a lighthearted turn as they share awkward anecdotes about small talk and parenting challenges, all while revealing the complexities of intimacy in relationships. Expect plenty of laughs as they navigate the absurdities of modern life!

A chaotic situation leads to comedic mishaps, neighborly disputes, parenting reflections, surveillance dilemmas, therapy experiences, attitudes towards abortion, innovative health products, debates on patriotism, performative patriotism, and ketchup scarcity humorously discussed in this entertaining podcast.

Humorous banter about annoying handshakes, confusion with the metric system, and encounters with Ted Cruz. The Good Liars share insights into surrenders, Trump supporters, and political rallies, along with critiques of airport food. They also discuss cozy earth sheets, a game called 'had it or hit it', and humorous commentary on Trumpism and the war on Christmas.

Host of the Bitch Bible, Jackie Schimmel, talks about leaving her baby in Paris. Topics include Amish quirks, elderly banter, controversial Reddit posts, challenging relationships, postpartum experiences, smoking on planes, and motherhood struggles.

Comedian Caroline Baniewicz joins the hosts to discuss homeschooling, critical thinking, and the challenges of transitioning from homeschooling to college. They also touch on the concept of 'happy place' culture, evangelical surveillance, and concerns about young marriages in the Christian community.

The hosts dive into the post-vacation blues and recommend staycations as a remedy. They critique gym culture and the obsession with social media validation, urging listeners to embrace authenticity. Humorous takes on political merchandise reveal the absurdity of suburban ideologies. Plus, they explore the delightfully ridiculous world of influencers and the emotional toll of seeking online attention. Amidst stories of entitlement at school drop-offs, the hosts celebrate bad ideas while promoting their upcoming tour.