RAGE with Lily Drage Lily Drage

In this episode, my friend Emma Hudson, talks about her life with Borderline Personality Disorder and how BPD has affected us both. We highlight the stigma of BPD and how it affects our ability to get better. In a discussion about what happens when our Borderline Personality is triggered. How it has taken a toll on our dating lives and more.

Trigger Warning for discussion of metal illness, abusive/toxic relationships, trauma, and suicide/self harm

A dissection of the classic 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape' becomes a complete self-reflection on why we choose our comfort films, and what is going on within ourselves that makes us so angry.

Class of 2021 just broke out of those caps and gowns now headed for college! We talk to recently graduated Brianna with questions on tips and tricks for college Freshmen. We reflect on what happens to people during and after high school. I hope you have been vaccinated for this wonderful episode because Brianna's laugh is infectious! Brianna and I chat with her sister an up and coming High School freshmen on what she needs to know to better spare her time in those stress-filled four years.

In this episode, we talk about the notorious history of the Cecil Hotel (now the Stay on Main Hotel) and the case of Elisa Lam. Specifically in reference to the "Crime Scene; Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel" documentary out now on Netflix. We talk about Richard Ramirez and "The Night Stalker" documentary. Reading some of his letters from prison and answer some of his questions for the letter recipients. This episode is a haul of multiple real get to know questions and above all getting personal with the real lives of these cases.

In this episode, we describe some more of our least favorites in film, a couple either-or questions, and a jam-packed session of conspiracy theories, controversial political takeaways, and seriously messed up true crime. You've heard of the "quiet home town" disturbed by a cold-blooded killer but take a stroll through our lives where we describe some too close to home crimes that haunt us to our core. This episode also has a few reflections of the active life in LA especially surrounding the cities notorious connections to some of the deadliest killers.

We discuss our dislikes of everyday life, film opinions, and get in touch with our love for our moms. This introductory episode begins YEE-Haul with a little over an hour talk about who we are in some unorthodox angles.