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Tracie and Rich discuss parenting, "Generation," and Hunter Biden's new memoir, "Beautiful Things." Plus! Tracie's launching an online store on 4/20 where she'll sell Pot Psychology merch and a curated selection of smoking accessories and other weird things. Sign up for a 10% discount at pipedreams.fun For access to bonus episodes and exclusive content visit patreon.com/potpsychology.

Tracie returns from Spring Break at Disney World and Rich shares what he learned about the Nation of Islam. Plus, they discuss their most recent book club pick, Rosie O'Donnell's "Find Me." For access to the book club, bonus episodes, and additional content, please visit patreon.com/potpsychology Highly Recommended: "The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X" by Les Payne and Tamara Payne https:...

Tracie and Rich review Caitlyn Jenner's iconic performance on "The Masked Singer," why the documentary "Allen vs. Farrow" was a clunker, and they Highly Recommend the Soleil Moon Frye documentary "Kid 90." For access to bonus episodes and additional content please visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich do a Mystery Science Theater 3000 thing with Sharon Osbourne's racism tantrum on "The Talk." Plus, Mariah Carey's real age is finally confirmed! For access to bonus episodes and additional content visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Here's a taste of what you might be missing out on by not being a WAWU subscriber. WAWU is Pot Psychology's premium series where we recap classic seasons of television. We've covered the first two seasons of The Real World and are currently recapping The Real World: Homecoming, in which the original seven roommates return to the same loft, 29 years later! To access this and all other episodes of W...

Rich and Tracie discuss their Wawa hoagie orders, Cicely Tyson's memoir, and their own audiobook, "How to Be," which they've never listened to before. You can purchase their book—in audio or hard copy form—here: https://tinyurl.com/yn58ucx And you can access bonus episodes and additional content at patreon.com/potpsychology

Rich and Tracie review Sia's movie "Music," which was offensive to people on the Autism spectrum, a few different cultures, and bees. Also, how do you pronounce "Jared Leto"? Plus, submit a logline for Pot Psychology for a chance to win gift certificates Tracie received for Christmas but doesn't want. Send them to our DMs, @potpsychology everywhere, or to our email potpsych@gmail.com. To access bo...

Tracie and Rich highly recommend the BBC documentary "Katie Price: Harvey and Me" about the glamour model's efforts to find care and educational arrangements for her son Harvey—who has a unique combination of conditions, including autism, blindness, and hormonal issues—as he turns 18 and enters adulthood. For access to bonus episodes and additional content, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich subscribe to their first male OnlyFans! Tracie conducts an experiment regarding how much of your phone TikTok scans, and Rich has begun watching The Ricki Lake Show. They also make a correction (shocker!) and make a case for destigmatizing the term "pedophilia." To view this week's Cameo intro video and to get access to additional content, bonus episodes, and our premium series, WA...

For their special one-year anniversary episode, Tracie and Rich have trouble booking celebs on Cameo. Plus, they give a spoiler-laden review of "Promising Young Woman," so you if you haven't seen it, and for some reason want to (it's not good), you should stop listening after 8:48. For access to bonus episodes, our premium series, WAWU, and additional content, visit patreon.com/potpsychology P.S....

Rich and Tracie discuss Paula Abdul, whether the horn guy Capitol stormer is gay, the proud spinster movement, and revisit the Vajazzling Moment. To see Paula's pain meds commercial or get access to bonus episodes and additional content visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Roughly nine or ten months after Rich battled the illness, Tracie contracted Covid and lived to pod about it. For access to bonus episodes and additional content visit patreon.com/potpsychology.

Welcome to the first annual Endies Awards—stupid shit's biggest night! To celebrate and recap this hellscape of a year, Tracie and Rich have made an arbitrary amount of categories and nominations and rarely agreed on a winner, except for in the case of the evening's most prestigious award: The Icon Award for Achievement in Mess. For access to bonus episodes and additional content please visit patr...

Buckle up for a particularly off-the-rails episode in which Tracie and Rich discuss the Debi Mazar vehicle "Home Alone: The Holiday Heist" and who is dead and/or gay. This episode was originally released in August 2020 as a bonus. For access to all of Pot Psychology's bonus episodes, additional content, or the premium series WAWU, check out patreon.com/potpsychology

It's a Christmas miracle! After nearly a year of insisting that throwing up is better than having diarrhea, Rich realizes that diarrhea isn't actually worse. He truly is 'verse. Plus, he and Tracie answer Christmas questions. (Try saying that five times fast.) For access to additional content, bonus episodes, and Pot Psychology's premium series WAWU, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich recap Mariah Carey's Apple TV+ Christmas special. For access to bonus episodes and additional content—like screenshots of Mariah's halfmoon boobs—visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Any guesses to what Sade was talking about? Plus, Tracie and Rich discuss stinky things like animal farts and Randy Quaid. For access to bonus content (like the wombat fart video or Randy Quaid's scary tweets) as well as bonus episodes, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich discuss Sia's feud with disability Twitter following the release of the trailer for her film "Music." Plus, Tracie is still talking about wizards. And Rich has a correction about the direction in which toilets flush. For access to bonus episodes and additional content, please visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich discuss Jameela Jamil's appearance on "Red Table Talk," as well as pivotal scenes from the film "Born on the Fourth of July," and from Matthew McConaughey's memoir "Greenlights." Plus, Tracie got a bidet and Rich gave it a test run. For access to additional content, bonus episodes, and DMs with Jameela Jamil, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Rich discusses the inception of Rock the Vote and how it was a response to Tipper Gore's Parents Music Resource Center. Tracie opines on Dr. Phil's seemingly new face. To see the picture of Dr. Phil, and to access other content and bonus episodes please visit patreon.com/potpsychology

It's a Halloween Special where Tracie and Rich answer calls from strangers and ramble about horror movies. Plus, Rich shares two scary stories about the TWO times he was almost kidnapped. For access to bonus episodes and additional content, or to ask us questions, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Not THAT Tracie—Tracie from "Love After Lockup." Plus, Rich interviews a cast member from "Diff'rent Strokes" about a rumored feud on set. For access to bonus episodes, additional content, or to join our book club go to patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich can't agree on what constitutes an opposite. Plus, Tracie gives a crucial update on Emily Gellis Lande, the influencer who accused Tracie of doxxing her and sent her followers to harass Tracie. Well, the woman is now being sued for harassment. For access to bonus episodes and additional content, including comparisons of Patricia Cornwell and Eddie Money, visit patreon.com/potpsycho...

Tracie and Rich discover that, about 50 years ago, "yakety" was having a moment. Plus, they take calls from listeners. Give Pot Psychology a call at 347-450-4239. To see the yak video or to get access to bonus episodes and/or to join the book club, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

Tracie and Rich finally found her. The woman they've been searching for since the very first episode of this podcast—a woman who was arrested for a lewd act in an adult video store. For access to bonus episodes or info on how to join our book club, please visit patreon.com/potpsychology