Rebecca finally watched Get Out for the first time, and that sent us spiraling into a full-on movie discussion. From iconic performances and repeated plotlines to dream Hollywood scenarios, we’re breaking down all the things we love (and hate) about films. We talk about the idea of making it as writers or actors, favorite scenes that give us chills, and the ridiculous number of movies that are basically the same story. It’s a cozy, chaotic, movie-nerd conversation with two future Oscar winners, obviously.
This week, we’re diving into the internet’s confessions of toxic traits people are attracted to, from grumpy, brooding types to people who love a “fixer-upper.” We share our takes, debate the psychology behind it, and laugh at some wild submissions (don’t worry, we don’t relate to most of them). Along the way, we accidentally turn into self-proclaimed relationship counselors, with a few healthy reminders about what real attraction should look like. Equal parts hilarious and therapeutic, it’s a fun one. Enjoy! xo
Sometimes you know what you need to say, but you have no idea how to word it without sounding harsh. In this episode, Kelee shares exactly how she’d handle those tricky friendship conversations we all struggle with. From asking your friend to text you first, to telling someone they’re being too clingy, to explaining why a friendship ended, we’re covering it all. We also dive into how to politely say “I already knew that,” how to handle not wanting to invite someone on a trip, and more real-life scenarios you might face in your friendships. Think of it as a little guidebook for what to say when you’re stuck on the words.
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How Can I Ask My Friend To Text Me First?How Can I Nicely Tell My Friend She’s Too Clingy?How Do I Politely Tell Someone “I Already Know That?”How Can I Nicely Tell Someone Why I Ended The Friendship?How Can I Say I Don’t Want To Invite A Certain Friend On A Trip?
In this solo episode, Kelee dives into the question so many of us have asked: why is it so hard to make friends as an adult? She shares her honest thoughts on what it really takes to form lifelong friendships, and why quality time and genuine effort matter so much. Kelee also touches on a tough but important truth: sometimes you don’t want to be friends with everyone, and that’s okay. From learning when to move on to being honest about connections that aren’t there, this episode is all about navigating friendships in adulthood with clarity and confidence.
Rebecca & Kelee are back with a mix of rants and reflections. We start with the nonsense of corporate jargon and how people overcomplicate simple things with confusing lingo. Then, a tangent turns into a life lesson: wearing socks with holes is the perfect analogy for why you shouldn’t wait for special occasions to use your best pieces. We wrap up by talking about our favorite movies and the big dreams we’re chasing. A little random, a little cozy, and just like chatting with friends.
This week, we’re playing a game of Do We Agree? by reacting to a Buzzfeed article where marriage counselors share the biggest “warning signs” to look out for in a partner. We debate everything from love bombing (“If someone tells you they love you after the 1st or 2nd date… run for the hills”) to the inability to handle rejection, emotional regulation issues, and scarce communication, like when someone texts you nonstop at first, then suddenly becomes “too busy” to reply. Along the way, we share our own real-life experiences and personal scenarios that either prove the point or totally contradict it. Play along and see which ones you agree with!
In this episode, we’re catching up and chatting about all the random lore that makes us, us. From crossing paths before we officially met, to concert culture, Taylor Swift, The 1975, and SNL, this episode is full of personal stories, chaotic connections, and casual convo. If you love hanging out with your favorite chatty podcasts, this one’s for you. Think of it as a FaceTime call with your besties.
We’re diving into spicy dating hot takes and debating them one by one. But first, a quick rant about how the internet always assumes the worst, and why that leads to way too many hate comments.
Then, we get into the real stuff: ghosting, rejection, and the blurry lines of modern dating. Some of these takes had us nodding in agreement, others sparked serious debate… and we’re only scratching the surface.
If you love honest conversations about dating, relationships, and all the messy stuff in between, this episode is for you.
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In this episode, Rebecca and Kelee play their version of Ask Women. No rules, just two pretty normal women in their late twenties/early thirties asking each other the kinds of questions you'd only ask on a long drive, at a sleepover, or mid-existential-crisis in a Target parking lot. It's like people watching, but people listening. Expect mild takes, honest answers, and the occasional overshare you didn't know you needed.
This week, we’re talking about crazy coincidences. ✨ The episode kicks off with some big life updates from Tricia, then we dive into some truly wild stories. Kelee shares a few recent coincidences that left her speechless, and then we read some from others that gave us full-body chills.
From unexpected connections to moments that feel like fate, these stories are the kind you’ll be thinking about long after the episode ends. Whether you believe in destiny, the universe, or just weird timing… this one’s for you.
In this episode, Kelee gets real about moving on from someone who just isn’t right for you, even if it feels like they’re your soulmate. 💔 She shares honest thoughts on heartbreak, letting go, and how to stop romanticizing someone after they’ve hurt you or ended things.
Kelee also gives her best advice on how to shift your mindset, focus on yourself, and start healing. Later, she reads two real life stories: one about a so-called "twin flame" who’s actually just being disrespectful, and another about a girl who’s unsure if she’s being love bombed early in a relationship.
Whether you’re going through a breakup, questioning someone’s behavior, or just need a little clarity, this episode is full of insight, support, and the reminder that you deserve better.
This week, we took the podcast out into the wild. Join us for a casual, unfiltered episode recorded at happy hour, starting at a bar and ending on a Philly rooftop.
It’s the kind of convo you’d overhear between two close friends: we chat about dating athletes, seeing celebrities in the wild, life in the city, our go-to restaurants and bars in Philly, and how we romanticize everyday moments.
If you love chatty podcasts and feeling like you're hanging out with your friends, this one’s for you. Pour a drink and come join us.
Erin & Kelee are talking all about the highs and lows of traveling with friends. From navigating shared vacation houses to handling tricky money convos, we’re sharing our best tips for making group trips fun instead of stressful. Should couples automatically get the best room? Should the person on the couch pay less? We break it all down.
Later, we dive into a bigger conversation about effort in friendships, and how flaky behavior is making it harder to keep strong connections. If you’ve ever gone on a trip with friends (or tried to plan one), you’ll feel seen in this episode!
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In this episode, we’re calling out the societal rules that just don’t sit right with us. From outdated wedding traditions to corporate dress codes and confusing business jargon, we’re questioning why we still follow these norms. We also unpack the chaos of tipping culture, the awkward politics of handshakes (especially how men treat women differently), and other everyday expectations that feel unnecessary or unfair.
If you’ve ever thought, “Wait, why do we still do that?” this one’s for you. Tap in for a chatty, honest conversation that might have you rethinking a few things.
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In this episode, Kelee and Tricia let it all out with a full-on rant about the wedding industry. From shockingly high vendor prices and unnecessary travel fees to hidden charges and overpriced dresses, we’re breaking down the costs that make planning a wedding feel impossible. We also talk about shady tactics from some bridal companies, like encouraging brides to size up just to charge more for alterations. If you’ve ever been stressed (or just baffled) by how expensive weddings have become, this conversation will definitely hit home.
Whether you're planning a wedding, part of one, or just love hearing about the behind-the-scenes chaos, this one's for you.
In this episode, we sit down with Zoe and Hannah, who are writers, artists, and the creative duo behind Poking Around Podcast. You might recognize them as the two with typewriters in Central Park, writing custom poems for strangers on the spot. That’s actually how we met them, and we couldn’t wait to dive deeper into their world.
We talk about what it’s like to write poems for others in real time, the wildest prompts they’ve received, how they became writers, and what it feels like to create something deeply personal and then hand it off, never to see it again. We also get into a thoughtful discussion about AI in the creative space and what it means for artists today.
This conversation left us feeling inspired and grateful for human creativity. We hope you love it as much as we did.
In this episode, we’re playing a game of Dealbreaker. We’re reading through a bunch of relationship scenarios and deciding whether each one is a red flag or something we could look past. From petty habits to major icks, we’re giving our honest takes and a few hot ones too.
Play along with us! Which one of these would be a dealbreaker for you?
This episode started with a simple idea: share the best advice people have ever received from their therapists. But as we read each one, it led us down some deeper, unexpected paths, like how much we subconsciously rely on others to meet expectations they never agreed to, how the human brain wasn’t designed for the chaos of modern life, and how parasocial relationships and jealousy play out online.
If you're into introspective conversations, thoughtful tangents, and therapist-level wisdom, this one’s for you.
We also share an important update about the podcast schedule for the foreseeable future.
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In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most controversial parts of wedding planning: the Do Not Play list! 🎤💃 Tricia & Kelee reveal the songs they refuse to hear at a wedding and debate whether certain tracks deserve to be banned or if they’re actually dance-floor classics. From overplayed anthems to songs with questionable lyrics, we break down what makes (or breaks) the vibe of a wedding reception.
Do you agree with our picks? What’s on your Do Not Play list? Let us know in the comments! 👇✨
In this episode, Rebecca & Kelee dive into the world of pop culture and entertainment, sharing their thoughts on the music industry, celebrity careers, and creative ambitions. They chat about how fans assume every artist writes their own songs and obsess over who the lyrics are about, even when the artist had no part in writing them. Kelee also shares her dream of directing a movie, leading to a discussion on how not everyone in entertainment is great at everything (and why that’s okay). Plus, they weigh in on what Khloé Kardashian should do with her podcast.
A fun, casual conversation for anyone who loves pop culture, creative ambition, and a little industry tea!
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