Lovett or Leave It - Introducing Dare We Say

Episode Date: August 11, 2022

Join Josie Totah, Alycia Pascual Peña, and Yasmine Hamady – three young actresses, disruptors, and best friends as they navigate the issues that affect our lives; from hookup culture and social media to structural racism and LGBTQ+ rights. They won’t shy away from diving deep into controversial topics, even turning to their elders – actors, activists, comedians, experts, politicians, 26 year olds – to try to understand the world their generation was handed. Catch a new episode of Crooked's newest launch Dare We Say every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts. Follow on http://instagram.com/darewesaySubscribe to https://www.youtube.com/c/darewesay

Tinders are hooking up. I need to be educated. Bumble is for like, I guess you can make Bumble be a theft. Bumble's kind of just like a very rookie move, in my opinion. I think it is. Women make the first move. Bumble screams virgin to me. And that's okay.

And that's okay. But Bumble screams like you're really not into hooking up. Hinge, on the other hand, I think Hinge is for like the major leagues. Hinge is for the liberals who love to fuck. Yes. I'm Josie Toda. I'm Alicia Pascual Peña. And I'm Yasmeen Hamidi.

And we're best friends literally, literally like sisters. Like three cells in a womb all together. Almost like incest triplets. No? Okay. All right. No, no, that is not what we are. We are familia, most importantly, and actresses and disruptors. And the hosts of the new Crooked Media podcast, Dare We Say. So each week, we'll dive into all the issues affecting us. I think my mantra specifically for this year is, like, be willing to be bad at things.

Yeah. Because, like, you know... God forbid you be bad at something. I know, it sounds so... Because it's human. And social media. I know people that do not avidly have certain conversations, but have in their Instagram bio, advocates.

And it's performative activism, and that is like a really scary place. Hookup culture. Progression over perfection, baby. Loving myself is also recognizing that I do things that I'm not always proud of. To what it's like living in America as young women of color to Gwyneth Paltrow's real vagina smile. We won't shy away from getting into very controversial topics and even turning to our elders, aka actors, activists, comedians, experts, politicians, my ex-boyfriend from high school to try to understand this mess of a world we've got in front of us

and get a little chaotic while we do it. Zara's landing page is the worst thing in America since the insurrection on January 6th. You know, it's a statement. And when you make a statement, you make camp. It's camp. It's camp. If you're making a statement, it's automatically camp.

It is camp. Why are you talking If you're making a statement, it's automatically camp. It is camp. Why are you talking during my time? Sorry. Vomiting is just not as embarrassing. It's not as taboo. Like, yes, it's not ideal, but you can vomit in front of people and it's like, oh, it's okay. You can't shit on people. If you shit on me, I'm killing you.

She just came out as transphobic, queer, and as dating someone. And while we're getting crazy, we are just so excited to start chatting and having hard conversations and spilling the tea and really getting into it in a way that we hope invites you in with us. So grab your kombucha, your joint, your iced coffee, and your 17 other beverages. Kellyanne, yes, I'm talking to you. Because things might get, dare we say, heated. Subscribe to Dare We Say wherever you get your podcasts from. And to see our perfect, flawless faces, subscribe to the Dare We Say channel on YouTube for video versions of the pod.

New episodes drop every Thursday starting August 11th. And comment down below if you think we should start an OnlyFans because we want to do some market research. Mom, we're joking. No, great idea. We're not going to do that. But come hang with us. Adios.

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