JoJo's got a new car. Sort of. She walked into Hoselton, looked Patrick Diflorio dead in the eyes, and said "which one would you get?" No budget breakdown, no checklist, no test drive strategy. Just vibes and a phone-a-friend to Rebecca. Classic. The SUV won, eco mode is engaged, and everyone on the road is passing her. She's fine with that. Enter Patty Cutlets himself, Patrick Diflorio from Hoselton, the man who survived the whole experience and lived to tell about it. He's been in the car business five years, Hoselton is basically his hometown, and he's in it for the long haul. Good thing, because JoJo showed up to pick up her car with no registration, no title, and a fully expired license. Patrick barely blinked. The man is unflappable. Bill is along for the ride, Rebecca brought bagels and donuts from Dunkin' (separately, against all odds), the finance guy was not charmed by any of it, and somehow JoJo drove off with a brand new car anyway. Patrick threw in a $100 referral offer for anyone who sends a friend his way, and you can find him over at pattycutlets.com. Chaos, car talk, chocolates from Fairport, and a woman who will absolutely be digging through a bin for her title this week.

Rebecca and JoJo welcome Sandy Arena from Fancy Frock boutique in Churchville to the studio for a fun, wide ranging conversation. Sandy shares the story behind Worthmore Nation, the nonprofit she founded in 2018 to empower girls who have experienced trauma through positive pageantry, removing barriers like the cost of gowns and formal wear. What started in her house with donated dresses grew into Fancy Frock, a boutique that funds the program and serves the community. Sandy talks about how they scored 3,000 dresses all at once from a Syracuse bridal shop after the owner passed away, and how the Churchville community has embraced them since opening.

Bill chimes in fresh off a ski trip with his son Jameson, sharing the full chaos of the day including a magic carpet wipeout and a very frustrated fifteen year old who kept quitting and coming back. The girls do their fit check with Sandy, a woman who knows fashion, which makes it extra fun. They also get into food allergies, gluten-free life, Valentine's Day traditions, and a surprisingly deep conversation about flour dust floating out of the mill right next door to Fancy Frock and what that might mean for anyone with celiac disease!!

Light, warm and a great showcase for everything Sandy and Worthmore Nation are building.

The chicks slid their way into the studio—literally. Ice, near-falls, and an immediate demand for salt and filters. The AI debate kicks things off: JoJo thanks ChatGPT like a person, Bill has a whole Irish-accented Alexa situation, and apparently saying "please" to AI is burning enough energy to heat a lake. Science.

Enter Matt Lusinarius, Sales Director at Empire State Distillers—and yes, Rebecca attempted the name before recording. Bravely. They originally invited his wife Sarah, who looks like a China doll and couldn't make it. Matt showed up instead. With bottles. Already winning.

Empire State Distillers is a veteran and first responder owned company out of Geneva. The mission goes beyond great spirits because a portion of every sale supports the families of veterans and first responders, the ones who get left out to dry while their person carries the trauma home.

The brand is called Battle Rattle. There are five spirits, each named after something that means something to Matt. The vodka? Fire for Effect. The bourbon? I Work for a Living. The gin? It's called New Jack and it tastes like Fruit Loops in liquid form, going down dangerously smooth. The brandy is named after Sergeant Esparza, a Mexican immigrant who became a naturalized citizen and served in the US military. A true American. JoJo may have teared up.

Matt also played pro soccer across four continents, and when he retired in 2015 he struggled like a lot of veterans do figuring out who you are when the thing that defined you is gone.

Their tasting room opens in Ontario, NY in March. Find bottles near you at battlerattle.us.

Spirits, haunted wineries, veteran pride, and a gin recipe that'll ruin every other cocktail you've ever had...this episode has it all!

The lighting’s bad, the filters are missing, and the ladies are already making demands—so yeah, business as usual. Bill is immediately put on notice. He’s on it… assuming the fixes are coming straight out of their paycheck. Leadership.

Enter the guest: Jesse Sanfilippo—real estate pro and former bartender at Tony D’s, aka the sacred ground where the Two Fit Chicks first crossed paths with him. Naturally, JoJo and Rebecca slide right into nostalgia mode, reminiscing about the good old days—waaaay back in BS (Before Sam)—when JoJo was single, carefree, and somehow never pulled out the infamous cherry trick. A mystery for the ages.

Things heat up fast when the conversation veers into the real reason people go to yoga and barre classes. Spoiler: it’s not mindfulness. It’s the view. Bill shares his emotionally scarring experience taking a barre class at MBODY, where he spent the entire hour sweating more from anxiety than exertion—locked in a psychological hostage situation, desperately trying not to look like a creep while surrounded by what he can only describe as “nothing but asses and birth canals.” Growth comes in many forms.

From there, it’s a deep dive into gym etiquette: who’s checking out who, what qualifies as a “motivational butt” (yes, that’s real), and why confidence in Wegmans leggings deserves respect—even when the moon has craters. The girls are very open about appreciating a solid peach when they see one, and Jesse admits he’s developed Olympic-level neck discipline during downward dog.

And just when you think it’s all surface-level nonsense (okay, it mostly is), the conversation swerves into dating and texting—specifically why some guys simply cannot read a room, a text, or a very clear hint. JoJo opens up about Sam’s painfully dry texting style and how she nearly wrote him off before realizing he’s just exponentially better in person. Bill counters with his own lyrical texting prowess, breaking down the fine art of sending a message that’s confident, vulnerable, and just risky enough. Spoiler alert: it worked.

The episode ends on a high note—and a low waistband—with a bombshell revelation about Rebecca’s workout attire that has Jesse confidently predicting at least fifteen new Midtown signups by tomorrow morning.

Gym talk, dating disasters, camel toe commentary, zero filters, and absolutely no regrets—this episode has it all.

Before the guest even arrives, Rebecca pulls JoJo into a serious discussion about a social media post that everyone thinks they have an opinion on—until you imagine yourself actually living it. Cue the uncomfortable honesty.

Enter the guest (with wine—already winning): Kristen Kildea, director of the Isaiah House. JoJo instantly recognizes her… just not from the name (classic). Rebecca, once again, bravely battles pronunciation and powers through like a champ.

As the wine is poured and the conversation flows, Kristen shares the powerful story of how Isaiah House began, what its mission is today, and why it’s such a hidden gem in the Greater Rochester community. She offers thoughtful, heartfelt insight on how to live better, love harder, and even prepare for the “crossover” (don’t worry—it’s deep, not creepy).

You’ll also learn how you can get involved—whether that’s volunteering, donating, or simply spreading the word about the incredible work being done at Isaiah House.

The episode wraps up in true Two Fit Chicks fashion with barre class chaos, memories of Bill’s legendary experience, and Bill sharing how he and his friends are stepping up to support Isaiah House.

Serious topics, meaningful laughs, community love, and wine—this episode has it all.

The Two Fit Chicks are back and kicking off the new year with laughs, holiday chaos, and powerful tools for living better. Jo-Anne and Rebecca swap unforgettable Christmas and New Year’s stories—including a hilarious tale of a holiday decoration stolen from a local pub and the clever way the pub fought back.

Jo-Anne also shares who she spent Christmas Eve with, and the story proves once and for all just how much people truly love her ❤️.

Then, the Two Fit Chicks welcome a very special guest: Jo-Anne’s niece Samantha Green, a licensed mental health counselor and the founder and owner of EōS Health Center. Samantha introduces listeners to an innovative and gentle neurofeedback service called LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback System).

In this episode, you’ll learn how LENS helps the central nervous system work more efficiently, allowing the body and brain to better manage stress, anxiety, rumination, and sleep challenges. Samantha explains how LENS supports self-regulation, improves awareness of how your body reacts to stress, and helps make everyday life feel more manageable—without force or overwhelm.

You’ll also hear who can benefit from LENS, what a session is like, and how to book an appointment at EōS Health Center. And of course, no episode would be complete without the classic Fit Check!

Fun, laughs, learning, and living better—it’s all here with the Two Fit Chicks.

The laughs start from the very first minute in this episode of the Two Fit Chicks Podcast, as Rebecca and Jo-Anne bring their signature energy, honesty, and humor.

Jo-Anne opens up about the outrageous things some men write in social media DMs. While most are shocking or pervy, one message she recently received hit a little differently and sparked a deeper conversation. Rebecca then shares a moment we can all relate to—running into a former crush who now bears an uncanny resemblance to Santa Claus.

The chaos continues with the mystery of the custom Two Fit Chicks shirt designed for Bill at Omero’s. It hasn’t been worn, it’s not even in Rochester, and the story of where it actually is will have you laughing. The girls also want answers—what are Bill’s New Year’s Eve plans, and what time is he really wrapping things up?

Jo-Anne also shares a surprising update about quitting alcohol with her boyfriend—and wait until you hear what happened after just half a glass of wine.

Of course, no episode is complete without a detailed Fit Check, especially with special guest Claudia Caruso—artist, designer, and founder of Claudia Rose Caruso. Claudia talks about her stunning game day silk scarves, the inspiration behind them, and how she’s building a family business alongside her sister. She opens up about leaving a traditional designer job to pursue her passion as an independent artist, the unwavering support of her family, and the meaningful experience of being featured in the Rochester Fashion Show.

It’s a heartfelt, family-centered story wrapped inside the fun, laughter, and real talk you’ve come to love from the Two Fit Chicks.

The Two Fit Chicks are back—in a brand-new studio… but getting there was a journey of its own! Bill swore Rebecca gave the wrong directions, but as the truth unfolds, it turns out the mix-up was totally his fault. With no guests this week, it’s just Rebecca and Jo-Anne, and they’re having a blast giving Bill a hard time for leading them astray.

But the fun doesn’t stop at studio drama. This episode dives deeper into the real friendship behind the mic. When Rebecca and Jo-Anne say they’re best friends, they mean it—and after hearing what they do for each other in real life, you might find yourself asking: “Do I do that with my best friend?”

You’ll also get:💋 Beauty tips—including how to keep your lips plump without injections👗 Fashion inspo—because their famous “fit checks” never disappoint🏡 Home-life stories—Jo-Anne shares a hilarious moment involving her daughters and a pet, and Rebecca reveals the surprising way she still helps out her ex-husband… yes, really!

It’s a new location, the same chaotic energy, and all the laughs you expect. Join the Two Fit Chicks for an episode full of fun, friendship, fashion, and a few unexpected confessions!

Rebecca and Jo-Anne are back with another lively episode of Two Fit Chicks—and this week, they’re joined by the dynamic sister duo behind Pflutter Boutique, Kim and Missy! After a hilarious and fashion-forward fit check (featuring pieces straight from Pflutter), the sisters surprise Bill with a memorable gift you won’t forget anytime soon.

Kim and Missy share the heartfelt and entertaining story of how Pflutter Boutique got its whimsical name, how their dream became a reality, and the passion that drives their growing brand. From charm bars to permanent jewelry to stylish women’s clothing and standout gift ideas, you’ll get an inside look at everything Pflutter has to offer—including their popular Sip & Shop days.

The laughs continue as Jo-Anne explains why she had to redo her son’s birthday dinner (and what went wrong the first time!), and Bill wonders why certain everyday inconveniences still exist in our high-tech world. Jo-Anne also dives into her recent experience with DNA testing, while Rebecca tells the unexpectedly funny story behind her passport photo adventure.

Plus, get all the details on when and where you can meet the Pflutter ladies at the ROC Holiday Village!

It’s another fun, warm, and wonderfully entertaining episode filled with style, stories, and sisterhood—enjoy!

Rebecca and JoJo are flying solo but together in this laugh-packed episode of The Two Fit Chicks, and the stories do not disappoint! Right out of the gate, the ladies reveal which of them once tried out to be a Buffalo Jill—yes, those Buffalo Jills—and how that unexpected piece of their past is shaping their Halloween costumes this year.

From there, the Fit Chicks dive into the world of dating younger men: what they learned about themselves, what they’ll never do again, and how a sharp-eared younger guy might just pick up the perfect cougar-approved move if he listens closely.

Then Bill joins the fun to answer a question women everywhere have asked:Why is there ALWAYS a line for the ladies’ room?His explanation sends the trio into hilarious bathroom talk—what the Fit Chicks can tolerate, what is a hard NO, and which of them can’t relax on vacation when the bathroom is way too close to where her man can hear everything.

Of course, Rebecca can’t resist bringing up something wild she heard on Bill’s podcast, Billified, involving his own bathroom saga—and Bill reveals what lifestyle change has totally “upgraded his bathroom game.”

You’ll also hear which Fit Chick gets a little too loud with alcohol in her system (and why she doesn’t really drink anymore), along with Jo-Anne’s sweet-but-suspect confession about her man showering her with compliments…Could it be because he’s colorblind?!

And no episode would be complete without the iconic Fit Check—fashion, fitness, stories, tips, spice, sass… it’s all here.

Get ready to laugh, learn, and love this outrageous ride with The Two Fit Chicks!