12 episodes
Fool Me Twice Podcast Fool Me Twice
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- Society & Culture
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3.6 • 29 Ratings
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Three women who refuse to learn from their dating mistakes. We’re sharing our horror stories with you every week.
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Like Prom on Depressants
Ashley is FINALLY BACK FROM EUROPE!!!! This week she shares with us a story which includes questionable tents, "spooktown" drugs, shots from hell, and sexual acronyms. It's a mess.
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Like a Broken Record: questions we always ask
This week, Kelsey and Meg give each other the third degree: asking all the hard-hitting questions we usually save for first dates (or second dates, if we get that far).
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Suspiciously Into It
Kelsey recounts a series of dates with a dude who was just too into it, and the team discusses whether or not a cross-country Solar Eclipse road trip on the fourth date could lead to murder.
Music is "F You" by Lily Allen -
The Set Up
This week... guest podder Tyler talks blowjobs, Meg overshares about sexting, and the whole gang joins in to determine how old is too old to call your mom.
Music is "F You" by Lily Allen
Editing by Tyler Matthiesen -
Meme'd to be... or is it??
Kelsey is tested yet again...will she be able to say no? (If she did would we be telling this story?) The answer (un-ironically) is no, but join us to find out why this date was definitely not "meme'd to be"
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Email us your stories at foolmetwicepodcast@gmail.com
Special thanks to Lily Allen for the use of her song "F' You" for our intro outro music -
The Fake Out
In today's episode of Fool Me Twice, Meg recounts a college boyfriend who emotionally fucked her up as Kelsey and Ashley give insight on why he did what he did. What did he do? Listen and find out.
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Music "F**k You" by Lily Allen
Customer Reviews
So relatable and funny!
This trio of girls makes me snort wine out of my nose (not fun but still worth it)
Gross
You must be really sad people to judge people the way you do
Eh is the only word that comes to mind
If you like to listen to younger millennials drown on about how they dislike painfully normal dates, this is for you. Had me shaking my head in shame for this generation.