Don't Worry About It

You may know her from Angel, Buffy, and Dexter. The fabulous Julie Benz joins the pod! We chat all things TV, Halloween decorations, workout routines, and so much more. 

Author, producer, and director Selina Ringel joins the pod to chat about her latest projects, life as a mom, staying active, and what truly motivates her. It’s an inspiring convo full of creativity and heart.

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Evelyn comes back to talk all things music and superstitions with Sam

Sam and Kottie are finally reunited after a summer of travel. They catch up on all the vacation chaos, share some unexpected health scares, and dive into the wild story of the Shannon Muldoon scam. So much to unpack in this one!

Sam shares stories from her recent trip to Saint Tropez with Ryan and how some people have been yucking her yum on Instagram. The two also chat about what they’re watching lately, including The Gilded Age and more cozy shows.

Kottie and Ryan team up for their first ever episode together to dive into all things true crime. Stay tuned, you just might discover your next favorite show.

Sam and Dom ask Ryan all about his move from WeHo to the Valley. The trio chats about traveling in Europe, their favorite foods, and Sam spills the story of how she got fired from her barista job for giving her sister a discount.

S+K welcome the one and only Busy Phillipps to the show to chat about co-parenting, life in New York, navigating breakups, and everything she’s been up to. It’s real, fun, and totally Busy.

So much has happened since S+K last caught up. Kottie went to Comic-Con and went on the hunt for Labubus. Sam finally finished remodeling Dom’s room and might actually get him to sleep in his own bed. Plus, Sam’s dad, Dr. Mollen, has a 10K coming up in Arizona on November 9th. Be there or be square.

Hot topic of the season. S+K dish on the Coldplay CEO affair. Sam shares her take on the death of partying and why staying in is the new going out. Kottie gets into how planes are actually built to handle crashes... kind of.