Weekly Sit Down Tuesdaytea

Wanted to rebrand the show so instead of Tuesday tea OG podcast welcome to the weekly sit down. We will be talking about everything and anything from Reddit stories to movies to personal stories I have saved. I’m sorry for going MIA on everyone but I am back and here to stay!

In this episode we talk about tv shows we watched, mental health, covid crisis and lastly what have we been up to. We hope you enjoy this episode and we are excited to be back.

In this episode Ken Roth will be welcoming everyone back and taking about their life as things have changed in the last year. If you missed Tuesday tea welcome back.

In this episode we get to see how anxiety has affected both Kennedy and Daniel in two different ways. Kennedy talks about the struggles she has experienced with test anxiety which is not often talked about as well as Daniel talks about his journey with anxiety during the pandemic. An important message we are talking about is the stigma on mental health as a whole and how you may never know who is really struggling. Mental health is a silent illness that is not visible and is something we want to shed light on. We will be discussing more about mental health and provide more information about stopping Asian hate as we understand these issues have been ongoing but only recently come to light. Follow our Instagram at Tuesdaytea_ogpodcast for more information.

In this episode we go over some of our favorite misheard lyrics from songs by Britney Spears to songs from Taylor Swift. We also get to hear a story about stealing bread sticks from Olive Garden as well as hearing stories about returning items in customer service.

In this episode we have Daniel, Dyanni and Kennedy all talking about exciting news which happens to be us expanding our podcast! Yes if you listened to our podcast for at least the first 10 mins you would know we are opening up our own online shop where we will be having TuesdayTea Merch T-shirts, sweatshirts and mugs! We also get to take a look at how our host tackled college life and seeing how college really took a toll on them.