Listeners, you know us all too well so of course you knew that we were eventually going to do an episode all about our fave pop princess, TSwift. Join us as we explore one of the most critical questions the pod has yet to answer: Is Ellen a Swiftie? So, get into this getaway car and let’s find out about Taylor Swift.
IT’S SEASON THREE, BABY! We’re back and we are definitely not just a bunch of cicadas piled up underneath this trench coat.
Join us this season as we search for more truths about ourselves while trying out some new things (like we even did our own sketch comedy this time!). As always, we promise to make each other laugh, discuss obscure things about history, and expose Leah for what she doesn’t know about everything.
So, without future ado, Jams Dodge Productions presents Season 3 of We’re Gonna Make This Weird:
FINDING ME, FINDING YOU, FINDING US
Episode One: FINDING OUT ABOUT RUNNING
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Love history? Love ghost stories? Like listening to two historians talk to one another? You must not be Leah. If that's the case, then you'll enjoy this extra special mini-episode featuring historian Hannah G.!
A very gory season finale in which the handsome James Dodge bears witness to the attempted murder of the very podcast he is just trying to guest host, man.
Spoiler alert: It was Leah in the guest room with the tequila bottle.
You read the title right, listeners, we finally had Dr. Mary L. Neville’s voice grace the pod and she brought Leah’s ex-boyfriend, Benjamin K. Neville, with her! Do you enjoy Office references? How about rapid fire opinions? Well belly on up to the bar and get yrself a pint. It’s time for Death on Tap!
It’s time for another edition of “Leah’s Not Here!” this time featuring the wonderful and incomparable Michelle S. Join us (Ellen & Michelle) as we talk about The Before Times, when dating was an experience in patience and growing pains, and we swore off love time and again, before finding our beautiful partners.
Don’t speak, I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking that it’s a bad idea for two sisters to talk about the perceptions they’ve held of one another that they’ve had to kill in order to let their relationship evolve. Well, you’re too late! It’s already done. So, you might as well join Leah & Ellen for a surprisingly funny episode given the theme. Credits: Hosted by Leah & Ellen Tea Produced by Ellen Tea Music by James Dodge Edited by James Dodge
Listeners, we know what you’ve been waiting for - an episode without Leah. Well, here it is. Tune in for a special conversation between two converts from Catholicism to Judaism. Join Ellen and Atenea as they discuss how and why they left Jesus for Elijah. Enjoy!——————————————————————————————Credits: Hosts: Leah & Ellen Tea Produced by Ellen Tea Music by James Dodge Edited by James Dodge
And we’re back! We know you missed us and we missed speaking into the abyss with the small hope that someone was listening.
This season we’re trying a new thing. The season will have a theme and each episode will touch on some aspect of it. So, come along with us for some laughs, some tears, and some quintessential failed attempts to stay on topic.
Without further delay, we give you WGMTWeird Season Two | DEATH | Episode One: Death _______________________________________________ Credits: Hosts: Leah & Ellen Tea Produced by Ellen Tea Music by James Dodge Edited by James Dodge
On our season finale, we invited our very own mother, Harriett Tea on the podcast to talk about the first season, her favorite things, and also tell her how much we love her. We'll see you on Sunday, June 6th!
Whether lifelong or relatively new, we love our friends and we're forever grateful to have them in our lives. On this week's pod, we discuss how we actually make friends, how we maintain friendships, and how, sometimes, we lose them.
What counts as a fandom? Who cares! Let's talk about Harry Potter for most of the episode and sneak in a little bit about other, less interesting fandoms.
Gay. This episode is very gay. Good luck with it if you're not.
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Do you believe in ghosts? Do you think the government is hiding evidence of aliens from us? What about cryptids? Join the Tea sisters as they uncover where each of them falls on the spectrum of skeptic to believer. Stick around for a special history lesson on the legend of Little Mary.
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this is what ~~DrEaMs~~ are made of Do you remember your AIM sn? What about your LiveJournal username? What did you use to pirate music once Napster got shut down? This week, take a dip into the Early Internet with the Tea sisters and a special guest. Let's journey back into a golden age when the internet was the unregulated, wild west of our dreams.
Get in losers, we're going to talk about the woes of being the first and last child in the family. Join the Tea sisters as they recount stories of uneven distribution of orthodontic care, access to the Girl Scouts (vs. a knock-off version), voice lessons, and maraschino cherries. They also welcome back their segment "What Leah Doesn't Know about History" to explore what Leah doesn't know about Robin Hood. Have fun!
Join Leah and Ellen as they wrap up the Catholic School series with episode three The Elementary School Years. During what could arguably be the best decade that has ever occurred, the two sisters go into detail about what it really means to attend a Catholic school from an early age and the many ways it can shape you as a person. Enjoy!
On the second part of the three part Catholic School series, Leah and Ellen are joined by their very first guest, James Dodge! Listen as they discuss the infamous Brick Story, reminisce about their weird high school experiences, and enjoy James' story about Winnie the Pooh.
Hello and welcome to the very first episode of We're Gonna Make This Weird! Join sister-hosts Leah and Ellen as they share stories about their weird experiences throughout the years. On the first episode of this three part series titled "Catholic School", Leah and Ellen talk about a rather bizarre sex ed talk given by a priest, insecurities we all face in middle school, and end with a rather fun history lesson about their hometown.