Car Rides and Conversations

Car Rides and Conversations

by Elsie Vieth

Self-Improvement Relationships

Season 1

Episode 8 - Part 2 of Listen to this one.

This is the calmer of the two podcasts with Madi, Briton, Charlotte, and Elsie. We talked emergency crises and gender roles. This is a lovely, deep conversation

Episode 7 - If you’re going to listen to one, then it should be this

Secondary title: spending an inappropriate amount of time in a Barnes and Nobles. This podcast is loud and also chaos personified. This is what our friend group sounds like most of the time, hope you enjoy.

Episode 6 - Chit Chat

It’s time for a change of pace with the passenger seat welcoming Morgan Miller. The girls talk college (per usual) and loving and hating our small town. We’re tired and stressed but here.

Episode 5 - I want a Nick Nelson!

Sitting in Elsie’s passenger seat for this episode is Blaine Klott. The two discuss homophobia in a small town, therapy, and relationships. Lots of love to Blaine.

Episode 4 - Deer and Kayaking

Car Rides and Conversations welcomes Charlotte and Madi back to the car for another late night conversation with a special appearance from some local deer. The girls talk graduation, deer, budgeting, and summer goals.

Episode 3 - Fever Dream

Madi Ellis joins Elsie in the car for another episode of Car Rides and Conversations. The girls are best friends and professional ramblers so you’re in for a ride. They talk about rats, teachers, fever dreams, community college, and more.

Episode 2 - College is Weird

Car Rides & Conversations host Elsie Vieth drives around with Caitlin McGarrah and chats about college anxieties. Tuition costs, housing, learning communities, roomates, and more: the girls discuss all the little things in college that freshman stress out about in their months before college.

Five-Year Plan for the End of the World

Car Rides and Conversation episode 1 kicks off with host Elsie Vieth being joined by Charlotte Ervin. The girls talk goals for the future, prejudice, and keeping an open-mind. “It’s hard to plan for the future when the world is ending, but we make plans anyway.”