It's time for another life story with Gina's friend from high school, Chris Decker! Chris is a hilarious guy, awesome husband and dad, and also is a talented artist and woodworker.

7 Halloween movies, 15 minutes each. Which movies pass the test? Who is Johnny Bone? These questions and many others will be answered on this spooky episode!

Gina and Tina return to the airwaves after a brief hiatus, and they're bringing the rays of sunshine along with them. And a few words from their new sponsor.

Tina, Gina, and their friend Matt take a nostalgic look at Gremlins and try out some Michael Caine impressions. All while Gina is completely drunk.

Sixteen years ago on August 19, Gina's dad died. She hasn't really dealt with it, so she decided to go on a crazy adventure and made a lot of discoveries about her dad- and herself.

Cindy gets taken literally on an episode covering anything with "baby" in it - Muppet Babies, Babe, baby carrots... it's all here! Then Gina and Tina interview Megan Fisher, the founder of Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank in Cincinnati to learn how the first and only diaper bank in Cincinnati got its start.

The girls cover everything Harry Potter- from liability waivers to who's the biggest bitch in the series. Incredibly, there's also a lot of Kelly Clarkson. Join us for the thrilling conclusion of Harry Potter Month!

The magical world of Harry Potter is explored with Gina, Tina and guests from past episodes. They play a few trivia games, discuss feminism in the series and what actors should have been cast in the movies.

Get ready to be insipired. Part 2 of Wonder Women concludes with Susan Moser, movement and dancer extraordinaire! Susan tells the girls about how she's expressed herself through movement and dance.

The girls sit down with Wonder Woman Mary Gaertner, the Executive Director of Girls on the Run in Cincinnati. Talking about anything from security fruit to the majesty that is Denzel Washington, they also find time to talk about Mary's road to leading such an awesome non-profit designed to empower girls!