Airheads Discuss: The Audacity, Tumblr and Weed Pens

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Airheads Discuss: The Audacity, Tumblr and Weed Pens

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In this episode of Intellectual Airheads, we make a passionate case for why Tumblr needs to make a comeback—because, honestly, TikTok is just too much sometimes. One minute, you're watching a cute dog video, and the next, you're spiraling into the downfall of civilization. I just want an app that’s aesthetically pleasing and lets me scroll in peace! We also dive into the reality of long-term relationships and how they have a way of showing us what parts of ourselves still need healing. The truth is, your partner shouldn’t have to carry the weight of trauma they didn’t cause—but at the same time, love can be one of the most powerful healing forces. There’s something so special about that us against the world mentality, where every challenge is faced as a team and personal growth happens through love. Speaking of relationships, we also talk about the difference between being idolized and truly being seen. While being put on a pedestal might seem appealing, there’s nothing more powerful than being fully known and loved for exactly who you are. And in the spirit of keeping it real, Kelly opens up about her morning struggles—because sometimes, the first step of a morning routine is literally just sitting up in bed. If all you can do is take things one step at a time, that’s more than enough. We also touch on cultural differences in manners, specifically how men in other countries seem way more considerate than the ones in America. Are we imagining this, or is there something actually different about how people are raised elsewhere? Finally, Amanda shares her thoughts on smoking the flower—are vape pens the way to go, or do we stick with the classics? Tune in for the laughs, the deep talks, and the chaotic social media rants. Love you all!

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