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My So Called Mess

Follow Rachel as she overshares a funny glimpse into her messy life. Topics like dating, CrossFit, Bravo TV, and all things pop culture will work their way into each episode. She will also bring on some very special guests.

Podcast · By Rachel Greb · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Ep262: Do We Have Warrants? (opens the original)

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    Rachel and Eddie caught up on their recent activities, including Eddie's training for a half marathon and reading habits, while Rachel shared her experiences with Pilates, Mahjong, and starting a men's forum. They discussed their preferences in reading genres, from memoirs to mystery novels, and Rachel's challenges with promoting her new group due to a flyer mix-up. The conversation also covered language learning, with Rachel practicing Hebrew and Eddie using Spanish on Duolingo. Both shared per

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    261: Flavor Molecules (opens the original)

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    Rachel and Eddie talked about the Celestial Seasonings tea tour in Boulder, tea flavors, and Rachel’s “molecule theory” about food odors. The conversation covered gum habits, cannabis legality in different states, and Rachel’s experience with homemade psychedelic gummies. They debated music preferences, especially Rachel’s dislike of jam bands like Phish and Fish, and shared favorite songs and artists. Rachel updated Eddie on her move to a suburb near Dallas, her growing therapy practice focused

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