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Laughing into the Abyss

Laughing into the Abyss

By: Erin M Talia F Katy G
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Three girls, three cities, one shared feeling that there has to be something more!

After meeting at a private all-girls school in Midwest Suburbia, they grew up, moved away, and now find themselves in their very late (!!) 20s, trying to make sense of life, feeling like they are perhaps missing something, or is this it? Through humor, honesty, and sharing whatever’s currently happening in their worlds, the girls lean on each other and Laugh Into The Abyss. From what they’re watching and reading to work chaos, friend drama, grad school classes, it’s part therapy, part catch-up, part existential comedy.

Erin M, Talia F, Katy G Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Yapping About Cloacas into the Abyss

    Yapping About Cloacas into the Abyss
    Dec 22 2025

    Happy Mondanus 🍩🌟! Please join Talia and Katy for their oral defense on turtle anatomy, officially marking our transition into the science podcasting universe. Also discussed: 4-year-old culturista discourse, America's Next Top Target Dog, and the question we've all been asking: who really WERE the dinosaurs??

    Follow us on instagram! @laughing_into_the_abyss

    Hosted by: Talia F, Erin M, and Katy G

    Theme jingle-jangle by: Erin M
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    31 mins
  • 1 - Introducing Ourselves into the Abyss

    1 - Introducing Ourselves into the Abyss
    Dec 8 2025

    Join us as we introduce ourselves... into the abyss! This is our first episode where we discuss how we all met, our current cities, Katy Perry's "Firework", the dad from Parenthood, and even meth!

    Hosted by: Talia F, Erin M, and Katy G

    Theme jingle-jangle by: Erin M
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    31 mins
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