How comfortable are you when talking about money with your friends? In this episode we discuss friends in different financial situations from yourself and how it affects things like going out to dinners and committing to events like birthdays, weddings, bachelor parties, etc. When should you pull out and say "No, I will not participate in this", or, "Yes, this one's on me" ? All this and more!

In this episode of considered chaos, hosts Daniella and Jonathan talk about how no matter your preferred method of communicating with your friends, there are so many nuances involved. Between navigating political differences among your close friends, to establishing boundaries with your “work friends”, we uncover some of the many varied levels of friendship dynamics.

Hosts Daniella and Jonathan explore how the 90s shaped our behavior and personalities and how these influences seem to have faded in the in the age of extreme viewpoints. We dive into societal expectations of women, discussing the rise of femcels, trad wives, and a few female celebrities we're tired of hearing about. Throughout this episode, we tackle the big question: Are straight men the problem? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on gender, society and modern identity.

Hosts Daniella and Jonathan share their thoughts on the latest "epidemic" to take over the world - this time, it's only affecting lonely young men. But is this a new thing or has it always been a thing? What's causing it? Why are these men lonely? SO many questions! Tune in for answers.

With more people making health conscious decisions, alcohol sales have been on the decline, causing club culture to die, which brings us to today's episode. Is coffee the new social lubricant? From coffee dates, to coffee parties and coffee shops - the coffee craze shows no signs of stopping as social environments revolving around coffee continue to emerge and garner widespread praise and attention among Millennials and Gen-Z.

There’s a whole lotta noise and mess on Instagram these days—but as much as we love to hate it, we just keep coming back for more. As two chronically online (and borderline cheugy) individuals, Daniella and Jonathan weigh up the pros and cons of every Millennial’s fave platform, while discussing social media etiquette and the many faux pas that users continue to commit. From unfollowing to birthday dedications; GRWMs to obituaries, at what point do our posts all become too much?

People LOVE to say they're "sorry" but do they really mean it? Hosts Daniella and Jonathan talk about trust, betrayal, forgiveness and holding grudges as they revisit moments where they've been wronged/have wronged others in the past. NEW GAME ALERT: Sexual Awakening - Cartoon Edition.

BONUS EPISODE: Daniella and Jonathan take a closer look at the New York Time's ranking of Top Super Bowl Halftime performances, while reliving some iconic and not-so iconic moments, along with their favs and least favs of all time.

Daniella schools Jonathan on some Super Bowl sports stuff (as well as the Kendrick Lamar & Drake beef). Jonathan lists reasons why these capitalist sporting events suck. The duo also unpacks a recent article on GenZ not having any bar etiquette, and offers some tips for these whippersnappers to be more tolerable and respected. NEW GAME ALERT: Sexual Awakening.

Daniella and Jonathan are back behind the mics, ready to bring some Miami heat to your speakers! In this debut episode of their brand-new podcast, they dive into how the Grammys finally got it right, break down the politics of friendship (and why you shouldn’t take an uninvited night out personally), unpack the latest sports world drama, and introduce a wild new game to play with your friends: Quickie, Make Love & Until The Room Stinks.