Episode

Highly Recommended - March 25, 2026

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Highly Recommended
Published
Mar 25, 2026
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288
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Summary

Your favorite highly recommended host, Leah G., is back in your earbuds for a late March ramble through the highs and lows of her recent life. She kicks things off with a review of a uniquely named Sativa-dominant hybrid, "Unicorn Farts & Existential Darts," taking listeners on a journey through its creativity-inducing highs and its sudden, philosophical, reality-questioning lows. It's a strain for the adventurous, the philosophical, and anyone who doesn't have immediate plans. Following her cerebral adventures, Leah shares a humbling culinary catastrophe involving an ambitious gourmet grilled cheese, three types of fancy cheese, and one very distracting dust bunny. The story of her grilled charcoal sandwich serves as a hilarious reminder of how easily our grand plans can go up in smoke. To round out the episode, she drops a hot take on the trend of AI-penned celebrity memoirs, questioning whether efficiency is worth sacrificing the messy, human details that make stories truly compelling. It's a call for more grit, more genuine reflection, and maybe an AI memoir about its own existential dread.