Integrity Pledge

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The Side Chat

Kristen Walters, Tricia Olds, Caitlin Kean

55 episodes

1 week ago

Everyone knows the best conversations happen in the 3 person group chat with the weird name. Join Krissy, Tricia, and Caitlin as they SIDE CHAT about all the unhinged things going down in the main chat. Each week, the girls discuss (and let's be honest, judge) listener-submitted stories of wild, out-of-pocket, and otherwise wtf experiences popping off in real-life group chats. Along the way, they deep dive into everything pop culture, motherhood, adult friendship, and beyond–all while talking over each other and laughing too hard at their own jokes.

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Integrity Pledge

The Side Chat

1 hour 4 minutes 2 seconds

5 months ago

Integrity Pledge

This week on The Side Chat, Tricia joins the pod fashionably late thanks to baby bedtime battles–but fear not! Krissy and Cait are more than happy to fill the time making plans to drunkenly endorse each other for extremely unprofessional skills on LinkedIn. Over in Caitlin’s Chaos (and Asbestos) Corner™, Cait gives Krissy actual hives by making yet another offer on a house—this time, sight unseen. (Spoiler: still homeless but it's a hell of an HGTV show.) Once Trish joins and the team is operating at full strength, the gals spiral over the cosmic injustice of Mother’s Day coming before Father’s Day. After a brief visit from a tiny John Mulaney impersonator and a stop over at Krissy's Karaoke Corner™, the girls segue over to a SIDE CHAT about a nightmare boss who keeps violating his own “Integrity Contract” (and personal space)–and the ladies make a case for requiring men to carry a phone license before they're allowed to send a single text.

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