Totes Recall

I’m dying laughing at “The Birds” but Beth telling Dan he can edit… made me laugh so hard. Been listening since the beginning. Marry the Tin Man

Listened to the Addams Family Values episode - 4 or 5 people on this podcast and I had to endure 42 minutes of hearing one guy emphatically say that Elizabeth Banks is in this film, a film that came out in 1993, and not one person correcting this idiot for close to an hour. You’re doing a movie podcast & you can’t get your actresses & the period correct? Elizabeth Banks was barely 20 when this film was released. How old are you people? Embarrassing. And it’s pronounced CUE-SACK, as in THE Joan Cusack. Show some respect. Painful.

Hi Gang, Hot teen here. My mom and I recently moved in with my lame stepdad. His house is a giant space orb and he’s constantly trying to impress me by ordering cheeseburgers from the kitchen. Like it’s such a big deal that he can get the chef to do whatever he wants. We get it dude. You’re rich. My mom is obssessed with this loser, even though he’s superconservative and waaaay too old for her. His skin is super dry, but for some reason, his eyes are always wet like a beagle’s. Any tips on how to get his old weirdo to leave me alone? Or, better yet, how can I convince my mom to leave this bozo? It’s gotten so bad that she blew most of my college fund on buying this dude even more orbs for his vast collection of orbs. She really seems to love him, even though he’s probably a really bad lover. Thanks! Hot Teen in Space

Dear Abby, I, like so many other frustrated parents, am raising an unruly teen. He’s hot-blooded and hot-tempered, your typical hot teen. No matter what I said, I just couldn’t seem to reach him. Fortunately, I came across a podcast called Totes Recall, and what I thought was going to be a movie and entertainment podcast wound up being an audio support group for parents like me struggling with taming hot teens. I was so moved by the way the hosts confronted and cooled down hot teens with firm but fair life advice. Their no-nonsense ability to “rap” with the kids gave me the tools and language to finally have a breakthrough in communicating with my son. It’s been so life changing that I want to spread the good word. I imagine if the years of conflict hadn’t broken my spirit and marriage, I would also find this podcast hilarious as the hosts seem to act boisterously and chortle between hot teen advice segments; but that’s for another quadrant of their audience, with whom I can no longer relate. Signed, Totes Taming Teens in Tallahassee