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Brain Rot with Maya Henry

Brain Rot with Maya Henry

By: Maya Henry
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WARNING: MAY CAUSE BRAIN ROT.

Maya Henry hosts your podcast portal into all things pop culture & doll mania. Shedding light on the 'influencer' industry, she dives into her unique perspective as a trans content creator and shares deep takes from her 10 years of public exposure. Never one to shy from the personal, Maya reveals her opinions, experiences, and life advice like never before. So grab your favourite 'Brain Booze' beverage and saddle up for a wild ride into the deepest corners of the internet.

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Episodes
  • I Found My Husband in Mexico

    I Found My Husband in Mexico
    Jun 26 2025

    Maya details the whirlwind romance of a lifetime. In this epic story time episode she talks about finding her dream man in Sayulita! But is it all meant to be?
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    52 mins
  • Hookup Culture is Rotting Intimacy

    Hookup Culture is Rotting Intimacy
    Jun 26 2025

    Maya discusses how the accessibility of hook-ups has deteriorated the depth of connection between humans. The currency of superficiality has far outweighed genuine intimacy because of social media and cultural status-quos.
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    32 mins
  • Grammys Fashion Review, Trump's War on Trans People, and Spending Valentine's Single

    Grammys Fashion Review, Trump's War on Trans People, and Spending Valentine's Single
    Jun 26 2025

    Maya discusses her favourite and least favourite Grammy's red carpet looks. She also dives into the political obsession with trans people and what it's like to spend another V-day single AF!
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    34 mins

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