Dina & DJ Blake: Podcasts

Podcasts

Movie Drinks

Dave & Dina talked about smuggling drinks into movie theatres

Crazy House rules!

Dave & Dina talk about crazy house rules people actually have!

Parents without filters!

Dave & Dina talked about parents without filters!

Man gives lettuce thinking was flowers!

Dave & Dina talked about the boyfriend who gave his girlfriend lettuce thinking it was flowers!

Gross or satisfying?!

https://soundcloud.com/user-325174472-265473979/gross-or-satisfying

How the “Afterlife” scene in Titanic should have really gone!

Dave & Dina talk about how the “Afterlife” scene in Titanic should have really gone!

Personality traits that help you live longer!

Dave & Dina talked about personality traits that help you live longer

Strange ways people eat their food

Dave & Dina talked about some of the strange ways people eat their food!

Parents swearing!

Dave & Dina talked about parents swearing and the one swear word Dave’s Mom thought was A-OK!

Ridiculous reasons couples had to break up

https://soundcloud.com/user-325174472-265473979/ridiculous-reasons-people-had-to-break-up-with-someone

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