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Nina and Olivia are back to discuss Zohran Mamdani’s historic win in the NYC mayoral primary, public art, and the epidemic of lonely people turning to AI for love.
Nina and Olivia discuss Wharton grad Charlie Javice, the latest woman in stem girlboss to be convicted freud after selling her FAFSA assistance business Frank to J.p. Morgan for $175 Million. We then run through other Wharton grad founded startups and look into what businesses our nation’s most enterprising minds are cooking up.
Nina and Olivia cover the highlights of the last month and discuss two bad baby daddies in pop culture right now- Elon Musk’s nationalist breeding mission and internet sensation and rapper Brad Bhabie’s baby daddy drama.
Nina and Olivia dive into 2025 discussing their predictions for the new year including the areas of fashion, food and lifestyle, and report on the current trend of very dirty martinis.
Nina and Olivia gather to discuss some important moments in this last gasp of 2024: Trisha Paytas on SNL, Luigi Mangioni assassinating the United Healthcare CEO and being hot and italian about it, and Jay-Z going down with the Diddy ship.
Nina and Olivia are back after a burn induced hiatus to discuss the recent lookalike contests that have been popping up across the nation, our favorite race chameleon Ariana Grande and the many people who have made their careers trying to look like her.
Nina and Olivia discuss aging in today’s youth obsessed culture, including the movie The Substance, Brian Johnson’s more accessible anti aging tips, and Gen Alpha’s skincare obsession. Take care of yourself!
Nina and Olivia chat about the micro celebs trying to turn 15 minutes of fame into a lasting legacy, from Miss Hawk Tuah, Haley Welch with her upcoming podcast “Talk Tuah” to the women of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives trying to save Mom Tok and secure a lifetime of brand deals.
Nina and Olivia discuss the trend of young people self diagnosing with Dissociative Identity Disorder and taking to Tik Tok to showcase their expansive systems of alters. We investigate the many factors that have brought us here- from CIA backed pseudo science to the effect of the Pandemic on adolescence.
Nina and Olivia discuss different emergent categories of tourism including the Taylor Swift dominated concert tourism industry, sports tourism brought on by the Olympics and World Cup, and the growing field of medical tourism- where Americans travel to other countries for the sole purpose of receiving healthcare that they can’t at home.
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