Nobody Asked Us

Nobody Asked Us

Comedy EN ↓ 28 episodes

Nobody asked us to make this podcast — but we’re doing it anyway. Hosted by two wildly honest, slightly unhinged women, Nobody Asked Us dives into the mess of modern adulthood with dark humor, sarcasm, and surprising sincerity. Expect unfiltered takes on relationships, parenting, mental health, weird childhood stories, cult-ish encounters, and the occasional spiritual meltdown. It’s like your most brutally honest group chat… if that group chat had microphones and no boundaries. Come for the chaos. Stay for the catharsis

Author

Nobody Asked Us

Category

Comedy

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Nov 11, 2025

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Episodes

Nobody Asked Us About: Cults, Chat GPT Boyfriends, and our Emotional Swans. 04.06.2025

What do cult infiltration plans, pillowcase negotiations, and melted face trauma have in common? Apparently...us. The interview Nobody Asked for. Expect tears, swan attacks, declarations of soul level friendship, and Louie.

Nobody Asked Us About: Tears at Target, Almost Famous Faces, and the Great Vaginal Decline. 03.06.2025

We get real about emotional rebounds, parenting, frozen eggs, and crying in parking lots. You didn't ask. But we told you anyway. Join the Group Chat

Nobody Asked Us About: Satan, Church Lasagna, and Denim Overalls 02.06.2025

One of us almost got saved. The other just wanted lasagna. Satan made an appearance. Denim overalls were involved. Nobody asked us about it… but here we are. Join the Group Chat

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