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A wildly unfiltered comedy podcast where everyday chaos becomes entertainment. From ridiculous life stories and internet drama to awkward moments, bad decisions, and laugh-out-loud debates, nothing is off limits. Grab your headphones and prepare to laugh harder than you should. Nothing explicit
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Liv Carter becomes your chaotic museum curator in this ten-minute monologue where dating disasters are displayed like cursed relics. She walks listeners through absurd exhibits—a ghosted hoodie, a passive-aggressive play
Liv takes her worst first dates and reads them like saccharine children's bedtime stories, turning awkward silence, terrible astrology talk, and accidental ex-mentions into 'Once upon a time' narratives complete with rid
When 'we'll see where this goes' becomes its own genre of emotional whiplash, Liv does what any chaotic, dramatic best friend would do: she drafts a Terms & Conditions for her situationship. Equal parts ridiculous statem
Liv turns a facepalm-level dating disaster into a full-blown soap opera about plants, passive-aggression, and modern ghosting etiquette. She opens with a ridiculous statement — she ghosted a date, then ended up owning th
Liv plays digital archaeologist in this monologue: she scrolls through old group chat screenshots, reconstructs how a tiny dumb message cascaded into a full-blown friendship meltdown, and serves it up with millennial sar
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Ever sent a message you immediately wanted to bury? In this monologue episode Liv adopts full best-friend energy to perform dramatic readings of the absolute worst texts—both listener submissions and a few of her own glo
I thought creating a fake dating persona was a harmless dodge tactic to avoid bumping into my ex. Two swipes, one white lie, and zero boundaries later, I was running a full-time operation of pretend profiles, dramatic ex
Liv turns her dating chaos into customer service hell in this ten-minute solo episode. Framed as a fake 'Dating Support' hotline, she catalogs the most ridiculous problems dating throws at you—from expired attention warr
Liv turns her most catastrophic first-dates into pitch-perfect (and pitch-terrible) startup proposals in a ten-minute monologue that feels like your group chat on espresso. She kicks off with a ridiculous statement—'If h
Liv admits she started staging tiny, ridiculous emergencies to find out who actually cared — from a fake lost kitten meltdown to a sob session about a dead houseplant — and the results are equal parts embarrassing and re
Liv lets her phone play matchmaker — or arsonist — for a week by replying to every dating app message, DM, and text using only her phone's predictive text. The result is a ten-day saga of accidental confessions, fake-cut
Liv confesses she got so fed up with ghosting, mixed signals, and endless 'what are we?' texts that she did the only logical thing: organized her romantic chaos in a spreadsheet. Expect biting sarcasm, embarrassing red-f
Liv turns a terrible idea into a social experiment: for seven first dates she practices ‘radical honesty’—no white lies, no softening, just brutal-but-funny truth. In this monologue, Liv recounts each date’s absurd beats
Liv makes a ridiculous bet: for one week, her phone contacts pick her date outfit, the opening texts, and one on-the-spot decision during a date. What starts as a laughable dare becomes an escalating parade of bad advice
Liv narrates the week she promised to manage her dad’s dating profile 'just to help him out' and somehow created a perfect storm of terrible bios, overenthusiastic photos, and a parade of mismatched dates who started app
Liv tells the ridiculous, cringe-filled story of how a single wrong tap put her inside her ex's new girlfriend's group chat — and why she stayed. What starts as snooping curiosity turns into full-on chaotic involvement:
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Liv kicks off a chaotic, laugh-out-loud solo episode where a disappearing dater inspires a full-scale passive-aggressive campaign she later regrets… kind of. From crafting the perfect ‘accidentally public’ text to recrui
Liv confesses to an experiment that started as petty curiosity and turned into full-blown chaos: she made a fake dating profile to slide into her own crush's DMs and see what would happen. What follows is a week of escal
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