Your Weekly Dose of Sara-tonin

In this episode, Sara talks about royal family conspiracy theories and if she thinks they are true or not. Honestly though, she spends most of her time talking about Genovia.

In this episode, Sara discusses her understanding of the multiverse and decides whether it’s real or not. Also covered in this episode: black holes, aliens, and roller coasters.

In this episode, Sara reveals the findings of a small survey she took amongst her friends about unlikely childhood crushes. She is joined by her friend Emma, and together they judge whether said crushes are weird or not. Some are definitely weird.

In this episode, Sara does her favorite thing ever and reads juicy gossip stories written by random people on the internet. Enjoy knowing your life isn’t as awful as theirs.

In this episode, Sara shares her opinions on summer vacation hot spots and if she thinks they are worth visiting in the summer or not. Full disclaimer: she hasn’t visited many herself so she’s fully making things up.

In this episode, Sara reacts to deathbed confessions. Some of them weren’t as insane as she would have liked, but a few of them gave her some good ideas.

Remember last week’s episode? Yeah, this is just a continuation of that conversation. Except now it’s time to cover beloved Disney characters. Enjoy!

In this episode, Sara is joined by her friend Beth to discuss Pixar characters and whether they are members of the LGBTQ+ community, allies, or homophobes. It’s a good time.

In this episode, Sara tells the stories of her experiences in haunted houses. They are not scary. But they were very scary to Sara when she was experiencing them. Don’t judge her for her low tolerance of scary things.

In this episode, Sara discusses how we could survive a possible robot uprising, and her advice might shock you. (How’s that for clickbait?) Featuring, for some reason, discussions about Shrek and the wicked witch’s water allergy.

In this special mid-week surprise episode, Sara guesses what Taylor Swift will release on May 13th, if anything at all. (OMG, is Sara the new Taylor with this surprise drop of an episode? No. No, she’s not. But that won’t stop her from pretending.)

In this episode, Sara recounts a few of her many (no, really, there are MANY) cooking and baking fails in her life. If you ever feel like a bad cook, just listen to this episode and feel confident that there are people out there that are much, much worse.

In this episode, Sara looks into another conspiracy theory—this time about one of her favorite topics. Will she prove the existence of the Illuminati? Or will she suddenly go missing in a very mysterious way?

In this episode, Sara talks about pyramid schemes because someone just tried to recruit her to one. Luckily, she doesn’t trust people, so she deleted the message. And then she decided to devote an hour of her time to convince other people to not join MLMs or pyramid schemes.

In this episode, Sara recounts one of her most traumatizing experiences—when she tried using a menstrual cup. It still haunts her to this day. Warning: there’s talk of blood (obviously), so be careful if you’re squeamish.

For her 20th episode (!!!), Sara decided to try solving the world’s biggest mysteries. And you know what? She succeeds. But it’s not a big deal or anything—just all in a day’s work for her.

In this episode, Sara recounts the story of her wisdom teeth extraction. It’s better to hear this story in person because she likes to act it out with body language but, alas, podcasts make the acting part impossible. So you’ll have to be satisfied with simply the sound of her voice. Also, she reads other wisdom teeth horror stories. But only a few. She got tired real quickly.

Prompted by a dream a friend had, Sara deep dives into research to see if Elizabeth Olsen is, in fact, a real person or if it’s just Mary-Kate in disguise. The answer may surprise you! (Or it might not. It did not surprise Sara.)

In this episode, Sara discusses the superpowers she would want (both as a normal citizen and as a hypothetical superhero) and the ones she would not want under any circumstances. Sorry Ant-Man. She doesn’t want yours.

In this episode, Sara discusses her favorite (and least favorite) tropes used in television and literature. She really only covers 4 because she got distracted so much. No one should be surprised by this.

In this episode, Sara gets into the nitty gritty of controversial food pairings. Okay, that’s not totally true. She spends most of the time talking about foods she doesn’t like and her favorite kind of sandwich, but she does cover some controversial food opinions at the very end. So it’s not a complete lie. But it’s probably not that controversial. That’s just in the title for the drama.

In this episode, Sara talks about mythical creatures and whether or not she thinks they exist. If it sounds like a weird episode to you, then you are right. Sara goes on a lot of weird tangents and some comments get a bit dark, but it’s fine. Everything is fine. Don’t worry about it.

In this episode, Sara talks about the many things that annoy her in the Harry Potter movies (which she still loves). Look, book to movie adaptations are hard… she gets that. But things still annoy her. Also, if you haven’t read the books, beware of spoilers. There are a lot. Consider yourself warned.

In this episode, Sara talks about the upcoming Winter Olympics and goes on a tangent about a salacious affair between two coaches at her junior high. The tangent will kind of make sense when you listen to the episode. Like, it’s a leap, but it’s not totally random.

In this episode, Sara talks about her love for Disneyland, mostly because she’s going to be there soon and she can’t wait. She gives you her opinion on her favorite (and least favorite) rides because, let’s be honest—you all desperately want to know. Right? Please let her be right.