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Millennial Mess Hall

Millennial Mess Hall

By: Shannon Taylor and Chelsea Weiland
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 Millennial Mess Hall is the chaotic, hilarious roundtable where nostalgia meets hot takes and randomness rules the menu. Each episode, our millennial hosts roll a custom topic dice to decide what they'll chew on—anything from 2000s pop culture to adulting fails, internet trends, or even true crime. With special guests joining the feast, no two episodes are ever the same. Come for the banter, stay for the mess.2025
Episodes
  • The Third Man Factor and The Speed Freak Killers

    The Third Man Factor and The Speed Freak Killers
    Jan 12 2026

    Hello Listeners!

    This week Chelsea speaks on the third man factor, specifically surrounding the harrowing events of the wreck of the Eudernce which lead to the crew being stranded for 2 years. Then, Shay gives the quick and dirty tale surrounding the speed freak killers.

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    55 mins
  • 99 Problems But Big Foot Ain't One and Food Origins Part Deux

    99 Problems But Big Foot Ain't One and Food Origins Part Deux
    Nov 16 2025

    Hello Listeners!

    This week Chelsea brings us the tale of poor Theresa Bier, who disappeared in California's Sierra National Forest back in 1987, and it was totally Big Foot who did it. Then Shay gives us a small history diseration about some bizarre food origins.

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    1 hr and 21 mins
  • The Spirit Of Halloween and TikTok Food Trends

    The Spirit Of Halloween and TikTok Food Trends
    Oct 5 2025

    Hello Listeners!

    This week Chelsea speaks about the origins of Spirit Halloween. Then, Shay enlightens mostly herself, with some of the more outrageous TikTok food trends.

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    1 hr and 12 mins
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