SEASON 3 — EPISODE 1 — PART 2
Educational Purposes Only

This episode is about the changes we never chose—and the audacity of being told to shut up about them.

I talk about surviving a blood clot, loving an alcoholic, grief, trolls, trauma, PCOS, and why “whining” is often just survival with a voice.

Dark humor included.
Pop-up chaos encouraged.
Results may vary.

Lynn Logic is honest, unpolished, and built on lived experience—not motivational bullshit.

Chin Up. Tits Out.

Lynn Logic – Episode 5 | Raw Thoughts I Wrote While I Was (And Still Am) Healing (Points 11–20)

Hi! Lynn again.
This is Lynn Logic – Episode 5.

This episode is part of my Raw Thoughts I Wrote While I Was (And Still Am) Healing series — specifically points 11–20. These thoughts came from a period of constant movement while I was healing, when my brain had time to wander, connect dots, and rewrite entire universes.

In this episode, I spiral through:

• my lifelong love of Pop Up Video and why movies deserve the same treatment

• how one grammatical error can ruin an entire piece of writing… while I intentionally add my own

• why zombie stories always end up being about power, control, and cult leaders

• why The Mist has the worst ending in movie history (no debate)

• local pronunciations that only make sense if you’re from there

• wanting the confidence of a character who is guaranteed to survive a horror movie

• parallel universes where Buffy, Twin Peaks, Roswell, Mystic Falls, Veronica Mars, and half of pop culture collapse into apocalyptic timelines

• how power corrupts belief systems

• and the quiet frustration of constantly being misunderstood in a world without telepathy

These aren’t theories.
They’re mental pop-ups.
Blink and you’ll miss them.

Lynn Logic – Episode 6 | Raw Thoughts I Wrote While I Was (And Still Am) Healing (Points 21–30)

Hi! Lynn again.
This is Lynn Logic – Episode 6.

This episode is part of my Raw Thoughts I Wrote While I Was (And Still Am) Healing series — specifically points 21–30. These thoughts came from a time of constant movement while grieving. I did spend a lot of time alone, and these are the thoughts that kept me company.

In this episode, my brain wanders through:
• the only acceptable way to joke about 9/11 (Pete Davidson rules apply)
• why Scary Movie might be the most honest horror franchise of all time
• a disaster-movie survival game (Poseidon included)
• aging, attractiveness, and why we’re all just aging babies
• melted-wax genetics, Beauty & the Beast, and future casting opportunities
• stories as the foundation of all art — comedy included
• an app that lets you Google objects in your own house
• building a technological pensieve for memory, comfort, and truth
• serial killers, communities, authority figures, and long cons
• Gilgo Beach, initiation theories, wealth, power, and who actually gets away with things
• and the reminder that it only takes a little oxygen for a spark

These aren’t conclusions.
They’re sparks.

Welcome back to the chaos.