Episodes

  • 🎙️ Episode 3: Adulting- The Dirt Never Ends

    🎙️ Episode 3: Adulting- The Dirt Never Ends
    Sep 4 2025
    In this episode, Leah tackles the exhausting reality of grown-up chores—from laundry that multiplies like gremlins to dishes that somehow reappear five minutes after you finish them. She breaks down why “soaking” is just code for “I gave up,” and why vacuuming is the only chore that actually respects your time. You’ll hear stories of stair-related soap disasters, cleaning-induced identity crises, and the debut of a segment dedicated to Leah’s ongoing feud with balance and flooring. If you’ve ever cleaned your house just so people wouldn’t think you live like a raccoon in a hoodie, this episode is for you.
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    19 mins
  • 🎙️ Episode 2: Decorating in August: A Crime of Passion

    🎙️ Episode 2: Decorating in August: A Crime of Passion
    Aug 25 2025

    Halloween in August? Leah says yes—with cobwebs, confidence, and a scarecrow named Gary. In this delightfully defiant episode of Plus Side-ish, we explore the dopamine-fueled joy of premature spooky season, the science behind seasonal rebellion, and why decorating early is less about timing and more about unapologetic self-expression. From fog machines in the living room to emotional support ghouls on the porch, this is your permission slip to celebrate weirdness whenever it strikes.

    Spoiler alert: joy doesn’t follow a calendar—and neither should you.
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    13 mins
  • 🎙️ Episode 1: “So… What Even Is The Plus Side?”

    🎙️ Episode 1: “So… What Even Is The Plus Side?”
    Aug 20 2025
    Welcome to The Plus Side, where chaos meets charm and real life refuses to be filtered. In this debut episode, Leah talks about why this podcast exists, what “the plus side” actually means, and how embracing the mess can be the most joyful rebellion of all. It’s part pep talk, part confessional, and 100% proof that perfection is overrated. If you’ve ever laughed through a breakdown or turned a disaster into a dinner party story—this one’s for you.
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    10 mins