E:22 Check-In: 7: Discombobulated

E52: National Best Friend Day

Happy National Best Friend Day, Parrots and Pandas. 🦜🐼This week, Gabrielle and Charyssa are talking about friendship — the kind that feels easy, the kind that takes intention, and the kind that teaches you how to be more honest about who you are. They get into female friendships, societal conditioning, boundaries, emotional intimacy, mental health, and why the most meaningful parts of friendship often live in the mundane moments: errands, voice notes, shared silence, laughing at nothing, and being witnessed without having to perform. It’s a conversation about choosing your people on purpose, letting yourself be fully known, and unlearning the idea that friendship is somehow less important than romantic love. There’s heart, chaos, tenderness, and probably a few friendship love letters disguised as tangents. Fund Your Favies and get the extended episode only on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/collection/2043458 [https://www.patreon.com/collection/2043458] Shout out to: Encircle | An LGBTQ+ Youth & Family Resource [https://encircletogether.org/]Join us next week as we talk about Coming Out with Jane!

E51: Welcome Back with Concurrence Extended

KARMA CLAP AND WELCOME BACK TO SEASON 2 OF GORGEOUS PANDEMONIUM!  This week, Gabrielle and Charyssa are talking about community — the kind you choose, the kind you build, and the kind that reminds you who you are when life gets loud.They get into intention setting, authentic self-expression, the power of music, and why shared spaces matter so much when you’re trying to grow without abandoning yourself. As always, there are personal stories, a little chaos, a lot of heart, and some real talk about what it means to create connection on purpose.They also share what’s been inspiring them lately and tease future Gorgeous Pandemonium community events, because the vision is getting bigger — and you’re invited. Fund Your Favies and get the extended episode only on Patreon: https://patreon.com/GorgeousPandemoniumPod?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink [https://patreon.com/GorgeousPandemoniumPod?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink] Shout outs from the episode: Elegant + professional tattoos in Boise/Meridian — Imperial Body Art [https://www.imperialbodyart.com/tattoo/#donna] Witches Brew Coffee Co. - Mobile Coffee Utah | Craft Coffee Catering [https://witchesbrewcoffeeut.com/] Catch us next week when we celebrate and talk about National Best Friend Day!

E23: Eldritch Vibes with a Dose of Tarot

In this engaging conversation, Charyssa and Gabrielle explore various mystical themes, including the properties of mirrors, the significance of Samhain, and the insights gained from tarot readings. They discuss the importance of being mindful of what we allow into our lives, the messages from ancestral guidance, and the need to release old habits. The conversation also touches on embracing our shadows, the blessings of curiosity, and the importance of kindness during Halloween. Vital Source Gummies: https://www.vitalsourceusa.com/GABRIELLE91799

E:22 Check-In: 7: Discombobulated

JAMBO && HELLO FROM THE WINDY CITY!!! In this conversation, Charyssa and Gabrielle share their memorable experiences, including adventures in Chicago and a transformative trip to Kenya. The conversation highlights the beauty of wildlife encounters and the joy of connecting with others while navigating life's challenges. In this engaging conversation,

E21: Little Luxuries and a Sex Talk

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of activism, self-care, and the little luxuries in life that bring joy. They reflect on the significance of protests in advocating for change, the various types of rest needed for mental health, and the power of journaling as a means of creative expression. The conversation emphasizes community support and the need to honor those affected by violence, while also celebrating the small moments that enhance daily life. In this conversation, Charyssa and Gabrielle delve into the themes of mental and emotional rest, the impact of church expectations on relationships, the shame surrounding sexuality, and the importance of creative self-expression. They discuss how societal pressures and religious teachings can create a negative perception of sexuality, particularly for women, and emphasize the need for open conversations about these topics. The discussion also touches on the challenges of ADHD and the importance of teaching children about body positivity and safe practices.