Secretly Timid

Wow. Truly the end of an era. The slandering of this man…from top to BOTTOM!This podcast features the song Go Fuck Yourself by Fat Dog

We got stuff to say! We talk medical issues! Children programming from the 80’s! Heated Rivalry (again). This episode features When in Reigns, The Poor by Ten Kilowatt Test Drive

Jon and Megs are back and they can’t remember anything…This podcast features No No Yeah Yeah by Chinese American Bear

Oh good, another episode where adulthood is optional and nostalgia is mandatory. This week on Secretly Timid: Meg survives Portland — yes, the land of artisanal toast and ironic rain — and reports back with travel tips you’ll never use but will nod at seriously. We mock-admire Linda Fiorentino’s career, celebrating her peak-of-cool indie vibes like it’s 1994 and we actually have opinions that...

Jon and Megs cover politics, nostalgia, queer tech, and travel in this episode of Secretly Timid. They discuss Donald Trump’s latest illegal war and why forgiveness for those who supported him isn’t something everyone is willing to offer.The hosts also talk about the strange way memory works—like remembering watching Life Goes On growing up but not recalling a single specific episode.Jon...

What do we talk about? We talk more Heated Rivalry…we talk some Epstein…we talk some local politics. This episode features Beat Up Chanel$ by Slayyyter

Welcome to Secretly Timid circa 2026. On this podcast, Megs and Jon say goodbye to a friend, discuss the phenomenal new show Heated Rivalry, and, of course, touch a little bit on the current political state of affairs. Under his eye. This podcast features Sideways by Ruins Kraft.

Hello, friends! We’re back with a new episode of Secretly Timid. This podcast features Money Dick by Dust Congress.

ON this episode – difficult altercations and situationsThis podcast features SBHG by Giant Drag

On this podcast, Meg shares her recent experience at a convention, Jon talks therapy, and everyone thinks we are living in crazy times. This podcast features, Like Her by Shelf Lives