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Recipes for Disaster
by Iris Trinity Ramirez
Life can be messy, believe me I know. Instead of hiding those stories away in shame we want to embrace them. Join host Iris Trinity Ramirez as she shares tales of her disastrous life, talks with guests about their catastrophic stories, and researches the messy moments about people you may recognize. For inquires about the podcast please email: [email protected]
Episodes
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RFD 2.3 - Alexandra O'Neal
In this episode, Iris Ramirez sits down with guest Alexandra O'Neal to talk about what it means to be a black artist and the messiness that comes with working on art projects. Alex is a local to Tulsa, OK and can also be found on instagram @_alexsaesthetics_
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RFD 2.2 Todd Martinez
From sexology to messy breakups, host Iris Ramirez and Todd Martinez are cooking up plenty of interesting topics in this episode of Recipes for Disaster. Todd gives us a glimpse into his academic studies/interests and the struggles he faced after the birth of his first child. Instagram:...
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RFD 2.1 Dano Archibee
In this episode of Recipes for Disaster, artist Dano Archibee and host Iris Ramirez talk about the messiness of being in your 20s. Dano shares her words of wisdom with Iris about how to slow down and enjoy the ride of life. Instagram: www.instagram.com/recipesfordisasterpod Theme Song by: The…
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Season 2 Introduction!
Welcome back to Recipes for Disaster! In this episode, host Iris Trinity Ramirez talks about where she has been the last few years and what Season 2 of this podcast will look like. Instagram: www.instagram.com/recipesfordisasterpod
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RFD NASCAR, Chess boxing, and Depression with Caitlin Norton
Hello Hello everyone! In this episode I bring my friend Caitlin Norton onto the show as we discuss her messy story and go off on some other fun tangents. Do you think NASCAR is a sport? Let me know by following us on Instagram @recipesfordisastertp Theme song by: The Blue Hues
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RFD 8 hours later with Celyn Grigson
Hello Hello everyone! In this episode of Recipes for Disaster my guest Celyn Grigson and I talk about his disaster story about a music class and along the way we also talk about how we met, our journey throughout college, and some funny moments we've shared. Theme Song by: The Blue Hues
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RFD The Messy Side of TU
Hello, hello everyone! Welcome to a different episode of Recipes for Disaster where I talk with some students from The University of Tulsa. Enjoy hearing both students and segments from previous guest Bryson Miller and I. Theme Song: The Blue Hues
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RFD The Force Awakens with Morgan Thomason
Hello Hello Everyone! In this episode of Recipes for Disaster my guest Morgan Thomason shares their messy yet loving journey in LGBTQ+ community and what it means to be nonbinary. We also talk about their life as a percussionist, their love of Star Wars, and their coughing fit. Theme Song by: The...
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RFD Dropping Out and Rowing Away with Helen Cassellius
Hello Hello everyone! In this episode my guest Helen Cassellius shares her messy story about dropping out of college and finding her path outside of college. We talk about life before and after college, oil fields, and her unique high school experience. Theme Song by: The Blue Hues
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RFD Sauce god with Caleb Ricketts
Hello hello everyone! In this episode my guest Caleb Ricketts shares his messy story about his transition from high school to college and discovering his purpose in performing. Throughout the episode we also talk about what started his love for performing, college acceptances, rock operas…
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RFD Senior Stress with Bryson Miller
Hello hello everyone! In this episode my guest Bryson Miller shares how messy life for his was during his senior year of high school. Throughout the episode we talk about things like his unique middle name and being a music education major.
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RFD Sketchy Bus Station and Starting a Podcast
Hello hello everyone! In this episode I share my disastrous experience getting through my first semester of college and how that shaped me today and got me to start this podcast!
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Recipes for Disaster Introduction
Hello hello everyone and welcome to Recipes for Disaster the Podcast! In this short episode I give you a breakdown of what the podcast will consist of and share with you a recipe that I believe sets the mood for the podcast!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Life can be messy, believe me I know. Instead of hiding those stories away in shame we want to embrace them. Join host Iris Trinity Ramirez as she shares tales of her disastrous life, talks with guests about their catastrophic stories, and researches the messy moments about people you may recognize. For inquires about the podcast please email: [email protected]
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Life can be messy, believe me I know. Instead of hiding those stories away in shame we want to embrace them. Join host Iris Trinity Ramirez as she shares tales of her disastrous life, talks with guests about their catastrophic stories, and researches the messy moments about people you may...
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Recipes for Disaster is created and hosted by Iris Trinity Ramirez.
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