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The U-Haulmark Podcast

The U-Haulmark Podcast

By: Grace Diersen & Téa McLawhorn
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 On The U-Haulmark Podcast, you will hear the ramblings of Grace and Téa, two gay best friends, as they watch (typically straight) rom-com movies (and the occasional Wife Swap episode to cleanse the pallet). At the end of each episode, you will find out what movie is coming up next, making this podcast essentially a book club but instead of reading, you watch a movie. What's not to love?© 2021 Art
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Episodes
  • Episode 16: The Not-Good Book

    Episode 16: The Not-Good Book
    Jun 1 2022

    In Episode 16 of the U-Haulmark Podcast, Grace and Téa discuss the classic romcom, The Notebook (2004). Spoiler, it wasn't good. However, Dawn Powerwash Free and Clear is very good.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Bonus: The Origin Story of U-Haulmark

    Bonus: The Origin Story of U-Haulmark
    Apr 12 2022

    Ever wondered how the hosts of this here podcast became friends? Well wonder no more with this educational, exciting, and enticing episode where we explain the origin story of our friendship.

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    36 mins
  • Episode 15: Jurassic Jesus

    Episode 15: Jurassic Jesus
    Mar 30 2022

    In Episode 15 of the U-Haulmark Podcast, Grace and Téa discuss the 2018 movie, (that apparently isn't a fever dream?) VelociPastor. The fourth Haim sister and a pastor named Doug fight ninjas with Doug's mystical velociraptor shape-shifting abilities. Good luck understanding this movie, because we sure didn't.
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    1 hr

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