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In this episode, Kate examines the parallels between her pre-teen life and Aaron's Party (Come Get It), also asking, which is worse? The gap between Kate's teeth at the time or the current gap we're experiencing between Carrie Underwood's story and the truth of her mysterious facial injury? Other important topics discussed such as why it's so easy to be a 'good guy,' what's up with Jenna & Channing Tatum's marriage, what's up with everyone else's marriage that gushes excessively on Facebook, a biased and incomprehensive view of country music, why you should never ask someone what kind of music they like, then accidentally veering into Ashley I, Married to Jonas, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Vanderpump Rules, and who knows what else she talked about, she can hardly listen to the tangents. And by she, she means I, because I am writing this in the third person to impress you.

As a person that often texts their friends "Be There in Five" when she just got out of the shower, Kate Kennedy (entrepreneur, self-proclaimed millenni-old, and unofficial pop culture reporter) started a company that aimed to solve a major problem of likeminded people running out the door; wondering if they left their curling iron or straightener on. Concerned for the fire safety of her unpunctual peers, Kate founded her company Be There in Five, whose claim to fame is their proprietary 'remindoormats.' Now, 4 years and thousands of doormats later, the only thing left burning is Kate's desire to share her thoughts on pop culture, TV, celeb gossip, and the '90s zeitgeist, topics which she has become well-known for ranting about on Instagram. Join her while she podcasts her way through the lonely days of self-employment, chatting about things that she says, quote "are delightfully unimportant."

Better late than never, Kate discusses the battle of the Sex & the City stars, why SATC3 would have been bad anyway, implications of poor movie karaoke scenes, a brief overview of the 2002 fine film Crossroads, an exploration of who is more high maintenance- SJP's son James Wilkie or Kate's dog Tugboat? Kate also attempts to justify watching TV through explaining the life lessons she learned from The Real World and Disney Channel Original Movies.

As a person that often texts their friends "Be There in Five" when she just got out of the shower, Kate Kennedy (entrepreneur, self-proclaimed millenni-old, and unofficial pop culture reporter) started a company that aimed to solve a major problem of likeminded people running out the door; wondering if they left their curling iron or straightener on. Concerned for the fire safety of her unpunctual peers, Kate founded her company Be There in Five, whose claim to fame is their proprietary 'remindoormats.' Now, 4 years and thousands of doormats later, the only thing left burning is Kate's desire to share her thoughts on pop culture, TV, celeb gossip, and the '90s zeitgest, topics which she has become well-known for ranting about on Instagram. Join her while she podcasts her way through the lonely days of self-employment, chatting about things that she says, quote "are delightfully unimportant."