Appointment TV & Having a Photoshoot for THE HELL OF IT!

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Should We Leave?? with Luisa Lange and Daniel Head

Luisa Lange and Daniel Head

37 episodes

5 days ago

Born out of a single, recurring question: “Should we leave??” Best friends Luisa Lange (comedian) and Daniel Head (not necessarily a comedian) yap about everything and nothing as they inevitably end up back on the couch—where they belong. From pop culture and stand-up comedy to awkward events, bad dates, good snacks, and figuring out their early thirties, "Should We Leave??" is your new favorite excuse to Irish exit your plans and stay in (with us) instead.

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Appointment TV & Having a Photoshoot for THE HELL OF IT! | Season 2 Premiere! (Ep. 021)

Should We Leave?? with Luisa Lange and Daniel Head

41 minutes 22 seconds

4 months ago

Appointment TV & Having a Photoshoot for THE HELL OF IT! | Season 2 Premiere! (Ep. 021)

Welcome BACK to our channel and the pink couch. It's Season 2 of "Should We Leave??" with a brand new look and TWO new segments to look forward too. But first let's catch up! In this episode Luisa further solidifies her reign as The Cool Aunt with fresh baby-nephew stories, while Daniel spirals into the adorable, wallet-obliterating Labubu craze and issues a half-serious apology to the public and to you dear listener.This comeback episode launches two new recurring segments:Drafts from the Uber! – We crack open our Notes apps and read the unhinged thoughts that never left draft mode: Do you get sh0- in the face if you dress normal at Coachella? Basically, Gen Z’s style confuses Luisa. In another fashion related drafts and Daniel examines his note “hair is the fabric of the face.”Stay or Leave? – Each week we decide what trends/things/ideas/etc should keep the party going or Irish-exit immediately!! What's on the list (or not) this week: Appointment TV (watching #LoveIsland together) Having a Photoshoot for THE HELL OF IT.We're so happy to be back and can't wait to yap all summer with you (where it's safe and air conditioned and cozy and cute, here, on the pink couch.) If you haven't already SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube channel. "One click is all it takes!" (Sang like Calvin Harris' & Dua Lipa's One Kiss) If you're new! You can find all previous episodes here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSJN2UhlVX8WX6-xO7MrZ-zdtrVGJrDKW&si=U_RLuoQk8ELYEHf5✨ Share with a friend!📸 Follow us on IG!📱 Hang out on TikTok⭐️ And be sure to LEAVE us 5 stars!🟢 Spotify🎧 AppleNotes:Should We Leave?? is a comedy podcast about knowing when to ghost the group chat, Irish exit the party, or lean into what actually brings you joy. Hosted by two best friends navigating their 30s in New York City, each episode unpacks pop culture, personal chaos, and the everyday moments that make you wonder: Should I stay... or should I leave? With new recurring segments, unfiltered opinions, and Notes-app confessions, it’s the podcast for anyone who loves a good time—but loves leaving even more.What is a Labubu? Labubu is a mischievous, goblin-like collectible toy from Pop Mart’s “The Monsters” series, originally created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung. Known for its wide grin, quirky expressions, and limited-edition drops, Labubu has become a viral sensation among designer toy collectors worldwide—especially on TikTok.Coachella Fashion 20252025 Coachella fashion took a sharp turn toward surrealism and chaos—think clown-core, jester hoods, micro-mini everything, sheer layers, and “ugly-chic” maximalism. Gen Z leaned into irony, DIY flair, and nostalgic Y2K references, making the festival a runway for experimental, meme-worthy looks that dominated TikTok and Instagram.