Vannotes & Wren

Your Trash Pals

Society EN ↓ 28 episodes

Your Trash Pals is a podcast all about pop culture garbage from your friends Wren and Vannotes! Join us and our special guests as we rummage through society's dumpsters for the discarded treasures found within.

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Author

Vannotes & Wren

Category

Society

Podcast website

rss.com

Latest episode

Nov 5, 2024

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Episodes

SLIME with Laura Knetzger 15.01.2024

In this special guest episode, cartoonists Laura Knetzger comes on the podcast to talk about slime! We discuss how EVERYTHING is slime, pearl party shucking, and when to delete the app. Also: Van asks if Wren and Laura want to “play a little game” of Two Truths and an Isekai…and wins! 2024 is pronounced to once again be “The Year of the Femboy” The secret truth of what’s on our algorithm The revel...

American Dad 21.12.2023

In this episode Wren and Vannotes discuss the tv show American Dad. We talk about the career of Seth MacFarlane, whether Roger is BPD representation, and the comfort of long running television animation with a predictable quality. Also: The Ziwe/George Santos Interview Breakdown and How We Can Come Together as a Country Vannotes Reveals That He Doesn't Like Santa and Loves Jesus A Discussion of Kw...

Disney Descendants with Alex Graudins 14.12.2023

Join Vannotes, Wren, and Special Guest Alex Graudins as they chat Baldur's Gate, Studio Ghibli, and deep dive into the world of Disney Descendants.

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