Claim OwnershipDry Eyes-A Podcast
Subscribed: 0Played: 1
Subscribe
© Eunice PL
Description
A series of conversations about life, liberty and the pursuit of idiocy. We talk about life, current events, pop culture. We also discuss how being first generation affects how we see these things!
12 Episodes
Reverse
What is it with Haitian mom's (other cultures too) treating their sons so much better than their daughters? Can we talk about this? Are y'all ready to hear it? Let's discuss!
In this episode we discuss major Haitian myths, ghost stories and cautionary tales. Do you believe in the supernatural?
In this slightly more serious episode Eunice talks about cancel culture, accountability and staying true even if the money stops!
In this episode we talk about what makes a family, country music and classic songs from Barney and friends!
In this episode we talk about policing farts, a country in turmoil and denying mental health issues. I hope you're ready for convo. Also spend that money!
In this episode we tried explaining how we curse in English and there really isn't an explanation. But as always we tried. Also we discuss acceptance is politics and new age nonsense or just good manners?
In this episode we finally put an end to T's tale of pimping and debauchery. You tell us who's telling the full story. Follow us on IG @dryeyespodcast Thank you for listening!
On this week's episode T claims everything's a scam, accuses Eunice of a sordid past life and they flash back to their first experience cohosting a show together!
In this episode we talk about Tilou learning he was Haitian, the stigma of being Haitian in the 90s, and early childhood alcoholism. PLUS MORE!
In this episode we go into Eunice's coming to America story. As well as discussing the way Haitian mothers feel the need to exaggerate EVERYTHING. No exaggeration.
In this first episode we introduce our host and we cover the trauma of being bullied as a Haitian kid, washing your meat, BOTH MEATS!
Comments
Download from Google Play
Download from App Store
United States