Kate and Lyndsey kick things off with a weekend recap full of wedding celebrations and social anxiety (yes, stage fright is real). Then it’s on to the Emmys—what got nominated, what got snubbed, and why The Bear being labeled a comedy has everyone confused. They dive into the latest reality TV chaos, juicy celebrity gossip, and reflect on personal summer plans. As always, it’s real, it’s relatable, and it’s got all the pop culture you crave.

In this lively conversation, Kate and Lyndsey unpack their week—from chaotic work schedules to the struggles of content creation. Lyndsey dishes on Core Power Yoga’s buddy pass drama, while Kate opens up about the weird intimacy of getting a spray tan. They review a quirky K-pop demon hunter movie and spill the tea on tennis influencer drama between Morgan Riddle and Paige Lorenz. The duo also tackles Jax Taylor’s Vanderpump exit, a scandal at a Coldplay concert, and the tangled romance of The Summer I Turned Pretty. Expect hot takes on pop culture, romance tropes, and everything in between.

Kate and Lyndsey are back with a fresh round of Monday musings, diving into everything from chaotic game nights to the very meh Love Island finale. They unpack the overproduction of reality TV, the surprising relatability of Netflix's Quarterback, and their mutual frustration with Below Deck editing choices. The convo turns to tipping culture and why the service industry feels extra complicated lately. It's reality TV chaos meets real-life conversations — all wrapped in their signature bestie banter.

Kate and Lyndsey are back from vacation and struggling to get their lives together—relatable, right? This episode dives into the post-trip fitness slump, the unspoken truths of game night competitiveness, and the messy love web on Love Island. Plus, they get into the buzz around Justin Bieber’s rumored new album and reflect on Lena Dunham's legacy through Girls. Grab your water bottle (or wine), because this one’s a mix of sweat, scandal, and some strong opinions.

Kate and Lyndsey are back from their summer break with fireworks—literally. In this episode of Culty-ish, the girls catch up on Fourth of July family time, Kindle obsessions, and the surprising joy of digital reading. Then they dive into the messy world of reality TV, from Love Island scandals to Housewives drama. They also dissect Katy Perry’s recent career bumps and Travis Kelsey’s hilarious “I don’t read so good” confession. Grab your sunscreen and your Kindle—this one's a hot one.

On this episode of Cultyish, Kate and Lyndsey spiral into the rhinestoned world of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders thanks to Netflix’s new docuseries, America’s Sweethearts. From brutal tryouts to infuriating pay gaps, they unpack the performance, perfectionism, and pressure behind those iconic uniforms. They also detour into basketball culture (shoutout Indiana) and share their own takes on sports, standards, and why they'd last approximately 0.5 seconds at DCC auditions.

In this episode, Kate and Lyndsey cover the chaos and complexities of modern pop culture — from the Karen Reed case and public perception of justice, to fast-forwarding through reality TV drama (yes, we all do it). They dish on Meghan Markle’s podcast ending, questionable biopics about living celebrities, and the ongoing messiness in Real Housewives of Miami. Plus, how parenting shifts your viewing habits and why fitness challenges keep us all from unraveling.

In this lively episode, Kate and Lyndsey kick things off with Father’s Day fun, swapping unique gift ideas and pondering what the male version of flowers might be (spoiler: snacks win). The conversation strolls through the farmer’s market, past the sweet treats stand, and straight into soda addiction confessions.

But the sugar rush doesn’t stop there — the duo dives into the excitement of reality TV castings, especially The Traitors, and what makes celebrity contestants so fascinating. From there, it’s a deep dive into public perception, fame, and mental health as they unpack the relationships of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, and the increasingly visible struggles of Justin Bieber.

Musical theater also takes center stage as they reflect on the emotional punch of Hamilton and the nostalgic haze surrounding the Jonas Brothers' current place in the pop landscape.

This week, Kate and Lyndsey go full internet spiral—starting with the intense online discourse around the Karen Read trial. They unpack the cult-like energy of true crime fans, the blurred lines between justice and obsession, and how social media fuels the frenzy.

Then it’s a full vibe shift as the girls celebrate the return of BTS—yes, the Army is back and ready to stream. They dive into what this comeback means, the emotional weight of military discharge, and how fandoms shape culture.

Also in the mix? Concert recaps (spoiler: Coldplay made us cry), golf season chaos via The Masters, and a theatrical rewind through the Tony Awards. Darren Criss, Nicole Scherzinger, and Hamilton’s legacy all get their flowers. Plus, a deep dive into Sabrina Carpenter’s new era, and what’s really going on between Victoria Beckham and Nicola Peltz.

It’s chaotic, emotional, and unfiltered—as always.

Kate and Lyndsey kick off the week with a dose of Monday motivation, swapping weekend gardening wins and caffeine-fueled confessions. They dive into health trends like glucose monitors and Ozempic, while also getting real about personal choices like vaping. The conversation shifts to Coco Gauff’s big tennis moment before heading into darker territory with the Karen Read trial, raising questions about police conduct and true crime fascination. From celebrity weddings (hi, Taylor Swift) to gift-giving etiquette, and reflections on TV show endings, this episode blends personal growth, pop culture, and everything in between.