S4, E43: Pick Up the Pieces

In this episode, Queenie & TT do what midlife women everywhere are doing right now: trying to hold it together when winter, responsibility, and the state of the world are doing the most to break us. There’s frigid weather, indoor soccer in inflatable buildings, sports stress, and the honest truth that sometimes the best mental health plan is: go outside once… and then refuse to leave the house again.  

They share what they’re consuming today (pink lemonade live rosin gummies and a Space Cake pre-roll), talk about the strange “nap trap” that hits after a big breakfast, and discuss why sativa days are sometimes a medical necessity for functioning humans.  

Then the episode turns into a surprisingly juicy mix of:

  • why AI tools like Suno are still creative tools (just like nobody grinds their own paint anymore)  
  • the ongoing Canadian citizenship saga (passport renewal + trying to lure family north like it’s a Zillow listing with better healthcare)  
  • a big moment of good news: New York’s Medical Aid in Dying bill being signed, and why having the option matters  
  • a fresh round of “Was Cannabis Involved or Is This Just Kaka?” featuring: honey wedding favors gone wrong and the DEA embarrassing itself with an emoji “drug decoder” that absolutely deserves public mocking  

And the Fuck-It List entry this week is pure midlife enlightenment:

🔥 Fuck it to doing the things you hate — hire it out, trade skills, barter, or push the easy button. Instacart, dinner decisions, house cleaning, tech setups… if it drains your soul and you can offload it, do it.  

Plus: Queenie drops a genuine gem for caregivers — a device called JubileeTV, which lets her manage her mom’s TV from her phone, set medication reminders that get louder until acknowledged, and even do two-way video calls on the TV. It’s practical, impressive, and the kind of tool that can reduce caregiver stress in a very real way.

Bottom line: this episode is about picking up the pieces—not by grinding harder, but by getting smarter, getting help, and refusing to waste your limited time on things you hate.

S4, E40: Turn it Upside Down

In this episode, Queenie & TT lean into the growing midlife realization that the old way of doing things may no longer apply — and that turning it upside down might be exactly what’s required.

They talk candidly about exhaustion, disruption, and the low-grade burnout that comes from being the default person for everything. From home projects and daily chaos to the emotional weight of hosting, organizing, and maintaining traditions that no longer fit, the conversation reflects what it feels like when the clock keeps moving but your priorities shift.

If it doesn’t bring joy, peace, or meaning anymore, it’s allowed to change. Turn it upside down. Reassign the rules. Keep what works. Drop the rest.

This episode is permission, perspective, and a reminder that midlife isn’t about holding everything together — it’s about deciding what’s worth holding onto.

Cannabis weaves through the discussion as both routine and reflection — what they’re using, why clarity matters more than excess, and how slowing down can sometimes be forced rather than chosen. TT offers perspective on the uneven global landscape of cannabis legality, travel risks, and why assumptions can still land people in serious trouble.

S4, E27: Let’s All Chant

In this episode of the Closet Disco Queen podcast, hosts Queenie and TT discuss a range of topics from fall foliage in Wisconsin and the Berkshires to the disappointment in news coverage of a major protest event. The conversation transitions into more casual territory, exploring a mix of personal anecdotes, recent outings, and a humorous debate on school bans of the number combination ‘six, seven.’ They delve into the latest updates regarding cannabis reclassification and share personal experiences with different cannabis strains, detailing the effects of body highs versus head highs. The episode concludes with light banter and plans for the next podcast.

S4, E21: It’s Good to Be Alive

The Closet Disco Queen pot-cast, hosted by Queenie and TT, is a lively discussion aimed at midlife cannabis enthusiasts, blending humor and education about adult cannabis use. In this episode, the hosts talk about their recent experiences with cannabis products like gummies and pre-rolls. They share personal anecdotes, including a recent vacation on the Cape, fishing adventures, and nostalgic recollections of childhood ice-skating outings. The hosts debunk myths about cannabis being a ‘gateway drug,’ highlighting a study showing home cannabis cultivation often leads to other kinds of gardening. The episode also touches on the differences between medical and recreational marijuana, emphasizing how each serves different purposes but fundamentally comes from the same plant. Wrapping up with light-hearted segments, TT engages in a fun guessing game about the possible actions of people under the influence of cannabis.

 

S4, E19: The Tide is High, but I’m Holdin’ On

In this week’s episode of the Closet Disco Queen Pot-cast, Queenie and TT are reunited on the shore of Cape Cod Bay.  They talk about the way the beach nourishes them and provides endless joy. The show includes a news segment with a humorous report, the fun and educational game called High-Q, and Mary Jane answers a listener question. Tune in for laughs, fun and the final song is for women only!!! 

S4, E16: We Flock Just Like Birds of a Feather

This episode of The Closet Disco Queen Podcast, hosted by Queenie and TT, engages in a lively and humorous discussion targeted at midlife women interested in adult-use cannabis. The hosts chat about TT’s long-awaited trip to Cape Cod and Queenie’s recent family reunion full of fond memories and genealogical discoveries. The conversation touches on current events in the cannabis world, including legislative updates from Texas and regulatory issues in New York. They also explore the significance of terpenes in cannabis, play a fun trivia game called ‘HighQ,’ and answer a listener’s question about reconciling past anti-drug messages with current cannabis use. Throughout the episode, they share original, cannabis-themed songs and poems, adding an extra layer of entertainment.


S4, E7: I Got the Music in Me

This episode from the Closet Disco Queen Potcast features a casual conversation between Queenie and TT on a rainy Saturday. They discuss various topics including cannabis use, nostalgic childhood memories, recent archeological finds in TT’s family belongings, and the challenges of decluttering. They enjoy snacks and cannabis products while sharing humorous anecdotes about their parents and their organized upbringing. Additionally, the episode includes a cannabis trivia segment, a discussion on the health impacts of smoking versus vaping cannabis, and updates on cannabis legislation in Texas.

S3, E45: Lookin’ for Fun and Feelin’ Groovy

In this episode of the Closet Disco Queen Pot-cast, Queenie and TT engage in a fun and funny conversation about life events, mimis, college basketball, and cannabis news. Their friend Mary Jane provides some tips on cannabis storage and TT tries to determine if Groovy Juice is a strain or a figment of Queenie’s brain.  What do you think?

S3, E43: Leave Your Cares Behind

In this episode of the Closet Disco Queen Pot-cast, hosts Queenie and TT engage in a lively discussion about cannabis culture, current events, and personal anecdotes. They share their experiences with cannabis products, the challenges of navigating dispensary menus, and the importance of understanding cannabis effects. The conversation also touches on political issues, societal changes, and the humor found in everyday life, all while maintaining a light-hearted and entertaining tone.

S3, E37: Zero Hour, Nine AM

Queenie and TT’s Closet Disco Queen Potcast brings in the New Year with lots of highjinks and laughs. This week’s show covers news from Sir Elton, an ancestor update, and ramblings about the Galapagos and Kon Tiki. TT tries to determine if Cosmic Kush is the name of an actual strain. What do you think? Listen for Mary Jane’s favorite resolutions and start 2025 on a high note!