Hurricane Girls

Sheila, Alya, Cim and Hermy shoot the shit

Sheila, Alya, Mary and Cim vibe and talk about life

The girls sit down with Crystal Bowersox, American Idol 9 runner up and singer-songwriter to talk about music and living!

The girls hang out with our Tiktok friend Ashley AKA Lotus Inc. We talk about surviving her attack by Corey Jackson, the aftermath, recovering from abuse, and facing adverse reactions from men on Tiktok lives.

The girls sit down and talk with Kate Luckinbill, granddaughter of the iconic Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, but more than that, a wonderful person, advocate for change, and a down-to-earth person. We talk about growing up in a famous family and the trials of finding oneself in the shadow of fame.

The girls talk to Victoria Broderick, Democratic Candidate from District 4 of Tennessee for the U.S. House of Representatives. The girls talk about disability legislation, minority and LGBTQIA representation in government, and everybody's favorite coffee drinks.

An epic crash out show where the girls talk about the ban on drag performances in Ohio and Trump's talk about a whole civilization dying.

Sheila and the girls talk about Sheila's recent breakup, dating fuckery, partners who try to come between us and our kids, and how much we love our young ones. And, oh yeah, don't fuck with any of the Hurricane Girls and not expect all of us to come flying up your ass.

The girls welcome Heather Foy, a religious deconstruction mentor, to talk about our various spiritual and faith journeys. Join Sheila, Morgan, Hermy, Sasha, Mary, Alya, Hillary, Alicia and Cim as we explore religion

Sheila previews her new album "In the Dark Circle" with several tracks.

The Hurricane Girls all revert into strange little onions as we welcome our friend Landon Reid to the show to talk about acting, makeup, drag, and whatever random thing we came up with! With Sheila, Sasha, Hillary, Caci, Hermy, Cim, Mary, Morgan and Alya

Sheila, Sam, Mary, Cim, Alya, Hillary and Sasha get together and play games and learn more about each other

Sheila's daughters Hermy and Sam join the show and inject much needed youth into the atmosphere

Britt and Kat Chappelle, daughters of host Hurricane Sheila Chappelle, talk about going no contact with their bio mom and the rest of the Hurricane Girls share their stories as well.

The girls hang out and play games. Spicy conversation and good fun ensue.

The girls welcome the legendary Lamb Chop and Mallory Lewis to the show. Sheila, Alya, Mary, Cim, Sasha, Caci and Bex go back to being 5 years old as we revisit our childhoods and welcome our childhood history.

The girls get together to wish you a Merry Christmas and talk about how much we mean to each other. Join Alya, Sheila, Cim, Morgan, Hillary and Sasha as they celebrate

Cim and Morgan welcome Sheila and her kids (Britt, Kat, Sam, Hermy and Dru) for a discussion of what it's like to be an adopted blended family, having a trans mom, and the struggles of growing up in the LGTBQIA+ population.

Sheila, Mary, Cim and Sasha welcome screamo/metal band These Severed Hands to our show to talk about music, autism, and life in general

Sheila introduces 4 new poems set to music and the girls talk about topics like anorexia, impostor syndrome, feeling left behind, and addiction/alcoholism.

Another look at an early episode of Hurricane Girls, as Clare, Sheila and Barbie talk about their various relationships.

Sheila and Mary welcome back the soulful Miss Emily. We talk about her new album, new label, and a whole lot of other aspects about womanhood and friendship.

The Girls celebrate their 50th episode! Some of our favorite guests return: standup comic Ava Val, pop-punk band Gold Steps, Jessica Bluemke-Greiff of the Friendly Atheist podcast, and North Omaha Cat Lady from Tiktok join the show. We talk and laugh about literally anything and everything.

Sheila, Cim, Mary, Sasha and Sam welcome to the show Karen Bridges of the band Stone and Snow as we talk about music and how it is essential for life

The girls welcome brand new Hurricane Sasha to the show, as we enjoy a girls' night.