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Two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more!
Unknown Host hosts The Perpetually Overdue Podcast, a society show with 52 episodes published.
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. Exploring the nature of reality, free will, a
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. This week, we explore the fascinating world o
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode, we explore the unique challe
We're your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. This episode explores the relevance of perfor
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. This episode explores the resurgence of analo
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. This week, we explore the cozy living trend,
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. This AITA (Am I The As*hole) episode explores
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. With current events unveiling in the United S
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode, we explore the significant i
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Po
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode, we explore the phenomenon of
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Po
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Po
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Po
We’re your hosts, Heather and Desiree, two millennial late bloomers consistently behind in life, talking about it all: love, loss, trauma, spirituality, books, and much more. We’re back! Season two, baby! In this festive
In the finale episode of Season One of the Perpetually Overdue podcast, we reflect on our journey, share our favorite moments, and discuss the bittersweet feeling of concluding our first season. We celebrate achievements
In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Podcast, hosts Heather and Desiree discuss the concept of 'Art in Crisis,' exploring how art serves as both a reflection of societal issues and a means of escapism during turbul
In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue podcast, we introduce a new series, Book Chat, where we delve into a book or series. This week, we’re chatting OG trilogy of the Shatter Me series by Tahereh Mafi. We explore th
In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Podcast, we chat about the concept of self-care vs performative self-care, especially in the context of social media. We share our new segment of This Week’s “Hot Take”, explore
In this episode of the Perpetually Overdue Podcast, hosts Heather and Desiree delve into the complexities of social media as a marketing tool, discussing the pressures of engagement, the importance of authenticity, and t
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The Perpetually Overdue Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 52 episodes.
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