Word? Word.: Recent Episodes
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Welcome back to the twelfth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss the All-American Soup, the gnats that haunt our studio, and jumbo shrimp, then tune into this episode! If you're interested fantasy with a dash of himbo and/or the Big Sleep, then keep listening. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the eleventh episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss potential genocide, the epitome of "not like other girls", and questionable incestal undertones then stick around for this episode! If you're interested in pathetic fanfictions and colorism in the werewolf world, then keep listening. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (as long as it's those two and only those two). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the tenth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we continue to dive deep into Jennette McCurdy's autobiography titled "I'm Glad My Mom Died." If you're ready to talk about Jesus H. Christ reincarnate, the morality of hush money, and the joys of eating a chocolate chip cookie, then get ready for this uplifting conclusion. This is part 2 of our discussion about "I'm Glad My Mom Died" and we hope you enjoy the ending of this book. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined, as long as it is those two). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the ninth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we dive deep into Jennette McCurdy's autobiography titled "I'm Glad My Mom Died." We know the title sounds bad but please give this memoir a chance and we think you'll understand where McCurdy is coming from. If you're ready to talk about a ruffled Rugrats outfit, childhood trauma/hypervigilance, and a dad not knowing how to spell their own daughter's name, then get ready for this... moving and eye-opening episode. This is part 1 of our discussion about "I'm Glad My Mom Died" and we hope you'll come back for the next episode to finish this book. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the eighth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss mysterious unnamed monkeys, hot witches with spinster fingers, and horrific war crimes in the not-so-distant past! If you're interested in the big boy trope of The Chosen One and poor girls befriending rats, then keep listening. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome to the first episode of our mini-episode segment "One Trope Wonder." We're calling it a mini-episode, but ignore the over an hour runtime. For this first episode, we tackle "The Male Gaze," diving into the history of this social phenomenon as well as some examples that are common in everyday media we consume. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the seventh episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss federal censorship, raccoon arsonists, and cakeless wolves. If you're ready for the gays and how much we hate Ronald Reagan, then get ready for this... interesting episode. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the sixth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we assault your ears in this special Story Corner episode where we go in-depth talking about "Dark Bishop," a book written by Casey L. Bond and Rachael Brownell. If you're ready to talk about the 3 types of women, literal fireballs (not the magical kind), and a main character who is the literal embodiment of doe eyes, then get ready for this... unfortunate episode. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the fifth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss pork rinds, Anne Hathaway in all her beauty, and sad men in spandex, then stick around for this episode! If you're interested in murder mysteries and questionable superheroes/villains, then keep listening. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the fourth episode of Word? Word. Join us as we assault your ears with Alpha, Beta, and Omega fanfiction tropes, Werewolves/Mates, plus whatever Jacob did to Renesmee in Twilight. If you're ready for more fanfiction tropery, being Submissive and Breedable, and more, then get ready for this... interesting episode. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the third episode of Word? Word. Join us as we bring back our time-honored segments of You Make Me [Sic] and Red Light, Green Light. If you're ready for Fanfictions, Necromancy, and Thallium Poisoning, then get ready for this wild ride. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome back to the second episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss the tropes that make us [sic] & join us in the Judgement Zone as we critique stories/prompts of our own. If you like Assassin lovers, Bear Grilled, and the Color Gray, then you should stick around awhile! Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined). Follow us on Instagram @wordwordofficial
Welcome to the first episode of Word? Word. Join us as we discuss the tropes that make us [sic] & the plots that make us quit. If you like Orphans, Your Best Friend's Brother, and Despicable Me, you are in for quite the treat! Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts (or all of the above if you feel so inclined).