Dirty Rush: Drunk Dirty Rush from Napa
episodePreviously titled “Drunk Dirty Rush from Napa” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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31 min
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6 chapters
transcribed 3 months ago
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What happens when sorority sisters get together on a party bus?
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But we all have had a couple cocktails, and we thought this would be a great time. So today we're taking over the pod and answering your most pressing questions about sorority life. So let's get started. Okay, girls, you ready?
Yes.
Okay. I have how many sorority girls we have? We have seven of us here. Okay. So we should get some good answers to these. And this first one is when I feel like everybody's maybe going to say yes to. Did anyone ever hook up with a sorority sister's boyfriend? Okay. No, Sally. Oh, did you say yes? Maddie. Oh, no. I thought everyone was going to say yes. I was like, yeah. I lured you into that, I'm afraid.
Okay, tell us. They were just talking and I didn't realize that they had been before.
They stopped talking and then, you know, you just meet someone at a bar and you're like. And you didn't know they had been, I mean, sororities. Really? There were sorority sisters that we didn't know. Well, they would have been in your sorority. Yeah. You don't know everybody in your sorority. Right, exactly. It's so big. I definitely have. Thanks, Sally. Thank you.
Please don't let me be alone.
Yes. Like no one you were close to. No, yeah, yeah, yeah. And you're super close to. Yeah, you? No, no? No. No, you girls? Okay, third row back here. We're in rows here. I know bullshit. Loyal to my sisters. Really? Yeah. All of them? It's fine, Sally. We're in this together. I definitely dated someone who, a guy that the president of the sorority had broken up with.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happens when sorority sisters get together on a party bus?
0:00–6:13
2
What are the most pressing questions about sorority life?
6:13–6:38
3
Did anyone ever hook up with a sorority sister's boyfriend?
6:38–10:04
4
Did anyone in the sorority ever get arrested?
10:04–15:41
5
Was there ever a pregnancy scare that shook the whole house?
15:41–17:16
6
Did anyone ever black out at a sisterhood event?
17:16–31:10