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Sweating Palms

Sweating Palms

By: Jenna Hamilton Montana Killpack Kara Rodgers
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 We are the Sweating Palms podcast. We have decided to embrace our awkward existence, sense of humor, and cackling laughs to bring forth a podcast that explores humanity through vulnerability and humor. The goal of this podcast is to bring people together through stories that will make your palms sweat. Cringe-worthy mishaps, embarrassing moments, falling in love, true crime, ghost stories... if it makes our palms sweat, it's game on.© 2023 Sweating Palms Social Sciences True Crime
Episodes
  • 74 - Poop Rocks

    74 - Poop Rocks
    Jul 9 2022

    Welcome back friends! Here with yet another poop-based episode, it's Kara and Jenna!
    Don't worry, your hosts have other stories that will titillate your senses, like stories about foreign objects in the body and also a lovely story of recovery and perseverance. Plus, we announce a short break in the podcast. See you soon! 

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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • 73 - Crock Croaches and Simulations

    73 - Crock Croaches and Simulations
    Jun 4 2022

    Welcome back! This late episode is brought to you by Unforeseen Circumstances and Procrastination. Kara shares a survival story from down under and Jenna brings forth the possibility of alternate timelines. Enjoy!

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    53 mins
  • 72 - That Was Supposed To Be Me, In Spain

    72 - That Was Supposed To Be Me, In Spain
    May 20 2022

    Hello, Hello! This week Kara is back with a fresh new name and a first for the podcast: a pre-recorded listener story as told by our listener! Jenna retells the sweatiest embarrassing story from her late-night Wal-Mart adventures. Plus your hosts (of course) talk about public urination, wedding details, and other shenanigans. Enjoy!

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    1 hr and 17 mins
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