Hosted by Sloan and Lex · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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Hosted by Sloan and Lex—your favorite traumatized twin sisters—this podcast is where trauma crashes into dark humor. Each episode dives into chaotic, unhinged, painfully relatable stories proving humor is a valid trauma response and we’re all just surviving the childhoods we didn’t sign up for. If coping means joking about emotional damage, trauma bonding with strangers, or healing through nonsense, welcome home. Send your stories to TraumaticallySpeaking@gmail.com for a chance to have them read on the pod.
Sloan and Lex hosts Traumatically Speaking, a comedy show with 25 episodes published.
Trigger warnings: discussions of sexuality, coming out, divorce, breakups Biz Nasty: https://traumatically-speaking-co.myshopify.com/ Before you dive into this episode, don't forget to check out our Father's Day Colle
Trigger warnings: toxic dating experiences, emotional discomfort, and secondhand embarrassment. Episode 22 of Traumatically Speaking, First Dates From Hell Part 1, brings some much needed chaotic energy in honor of Pride
Trigger warnings: childhood trauma, family dysfunction, and emotional neglect. This episode of Traumatically Speaking is a full Trauma Dump, where Sloan and Lex read stories submitted by the Chaos Cousins that range from
Trigger warnings: sexual assault, abuse, and discussion of violence. Episode 20 of Traumatically Speaking, 62 Million Men Part 2, continues a conversation that started with a courtroom and expanded into something far mor
Trigger warnings: sexual assault, abuse, and discussion of violence. Episode 19 of Traumatically Speaking, 62 Million Men Part 1 rerun, is a re recording of an episode that Sloan felt could not stay up in its original fo
Episode 19: T.T.TK.U.U.A.N. #3 What’s up, Chaos Cousins—welcome home, bitches (Lex said it, not Sloan 💅). This week is pure silly goose chaos to cleanse your emotional palate, and somehow it still spirals. Sloan brings
Trigger warnings: sexual assault, abuse, and discussion of violence. Episode 18 of Traumatically Speaking, 62 Million Men Part 1, is a heavy one. In this episode, Sloan and Lex read a submission from a Chaos Cousin shari
Trigger warnings: sexual assault, childhood trauma, and animal death. Episode 17 of Traumatically Speaking brings back The Things That Keep Us Up At Night, where the late night thoughts get a little darker and a lot more
Trigger warnings: childhood trauma, family secrets, emotional neglect, and dysfunctional family dynamics. Episode 16 of Traumatically Speaking brings it back to the Chaos Cousins as we read a fresh batch of trauma dumps
Trigger warnings: childhood trauma, parenting, OCD, and mental health. Episode 14 of Traumatically Speaking flips the script as Sloan steps into the interviewer seat and puts Lex in the hot seat for a conversation about
Trigger warnings: chronic illness, medical gaslighting, reproductive health, and discussion of systemic barriers to care. Episode 13 of Traumatically Speaking continues the conversation as Sloan and Lex dive into part tw
Trigger warnings: chronic illness, medical gaslighting, and discussion of reproductive health. Episode 12 of Traumatically Speaking shifts the chaos into the medical system as Sloan and Lex talk about something that has
Trigger warnings: suicide, child abuse, molestation, kidnapping, and extreme neglect. Episode 11 of Traumatically Speaking is not for the faint of heart, because this week our Chaos Cousins came in swinging with stories
In this very emotionally stable installment of Traumatically Speaking, Episode 10: “Live, Laugh, Leave Early,” we gather ‘round the casket (metaphorically… mostly) to read funeral trauma stories sent in by our beloved Ch
In this episode we’re running through the questions we get all the time — about where we’re from, our family dynamics, being twins, sibling arguments, relationships, and whether humor is a coping mechanism or a personali
This week’s episode started with a simple question on TikTok: “Drop your hamster stories.” The comments did not disappoint. In Hamster Tales, we read through listener submissions that range from mildly chaotic to deeply
In this episode of Traumatically Speaking, we read some of the worst (and weirdly most relatable) things your parents said to you straight from our social media comments. The backhanded compliments.The comparisons.The “I
This episode is exactly what it sounds like. Episode 7 is a compilation of short listener stories centered around one shared theme: shitty moms. From a mother who thought a lit match was an acceptable teaching tool, to o
This episode is a little different. In The Things That Keep Us Up at Night, we step away from trauma work and into the quieter chaos of overthinking. Lex shares a story about an interview where she accidentally exceeded
Being twins is often romanticized. This episode is not that. In The Trauma of Being Twins, we talk about how growing up as twins impacted our family roles and emotional survival. We break down how scapegoat and lost chil
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