The Twot Seat: MARISSA HERMER AND ELIZABETH CHAMBERS
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Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge
1h 7m
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8 chapters
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Who are the hosts and guests and what is the premise of The Dash podcast?
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How did Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer become friends and decide to launch a podcast together?
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Hi guys, welcome to another episode of The Twat Seat with myself Teddy Mellencamp and Tamara Judge. And we have two very special guests on today. The first one is Elizabeth Chambers. She is the owner of Bird Bakery and the host of the show Toxic on ID. HBO Max Antulu, a mom of two children divorced after being married to Army Hammer for 10 years. Oh No scandal. No scandal. Oh yeah. And now she's the new co-host on um of the podcast Dash.
We also have Marissa Hermer. Marissa Hermer is a divorced mother of three children and three dogs, but you may recognize her from the TV show Ladies of London. She also owns a restaurant in Palm Springs and now a co host of her own podcast, The Dash. So Marissa and Elizabeth uh started a podcast, I believe, in August, and it's called The Dash, and we're gonna talk to them about it. Perfect. Let's bring them in.
Hi guys.
How are you?
Great. Thanks for having us on. I'm so happy to see you both. We have
never met, Elizabeth. Nice to meet you.
I feel like I just stalk you on the internet. Oh really? Oh great. I love it. I love it. Don't worry,
we stalk
you
too.
We have so much to talk about. First of all, congratulations on the new podcast, The Dash. Thank you.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who are the hosts and guests and what is the premise of The Dash podcast?
0:00–2:42
2
How did Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer become friends and decide to launch a podcast together?
2:42–6:49
3
What red‑flags and relationship lessons do Elizabeth and Marissa share about divorce and co‑parenting?
6:49–13:59
4
Why does Marissa refer to her new boyfriend as “the Spy” and how did the code name come about?
13:59–24:31
5
What’s the story behind the “nipple hair” anecdote and why did it become a podcast highlight?
24:31–33:44
6
How do the hosts feel about dating younger men and what age‑gap dynamics do they discuss?
33:44–43:27
7
What are Elizabeth and Marissa’s thoughts on reality TV, Housewives, and the impact of binge‑watching on relationships?
43:27–56:17
8
How can listeners find The Dash and what final takeaways do the hosts leave the audience with?
56:17–1:07:29