From the creators of Bri & Dimple on Late Bloomers the Webseries, this is the podcast! What if Statler and Waldorf were two Indian women? Join Rashee & Puja as they get overly critical about art that they actually enjoy.
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From the creators of Bri & Dimple on Late Bloomers the Webseries, this is the podcast! What if Statler and Waldorf were two Indian women? Join Rashee & Puja as they get overly critical about art that they actually enjoy.
Who spray painted stupid b*tch on Devi's car? Let's ruin some lives trying to find out. Fabiola takes on the toxic culture of her beloved robotics team, Devi meets with her college counselor, Pati keeps a great white secret, Eleanor finds a crush to get over Trent, and Ben keeps finding himself stuck in the middle. This episode has everything: sentient neckbeards, a river so toxic that it texts "U UP?" at 2:30 am, and an unintentional commercial for Costco Travel (but we wholeheartedly welcome your sponsorship!). Come crack open the creaky cellar doors of Sherman Oaks High with us and explore the treasures within!
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Join the Late Bloomers, Rashee and Puja as they discuss, shade, laugh, reveal too much, and say goodbye to #NeverHaveIEver.
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From the creators of Bri & Dimple on Late Bloomers the Webseries, this is the podcast! What if Statler and Waldorf were two Indian women? Join Rashee & Puja as they get overly critical about art that they actually enjoy.
