After an unexpected month-long break, we're finally back behind the mics—and we've got a lot to catch up on. From our passionate defense of laughing in movie theaters to why Toy Story is just as much for millennials as it is for kids, we're diving into all the random conversations you'd expect from us.

We also talk summer travel, Boston adventures, beach plans, our disappointment with the new Shrek 5 animation, rom-com recommendations, Poshmark impulse purchases, birthdays, and why we're suddenly craving routine again.

Basically, it's one giant catch-up session with plenty of laughs, hot takes, and the kind of conversations that make you feel like you're hanging out with your best friends.

After an accidental hiatus, Alyson and Morgan are finally back in their seats and catching up on everything. From their final thoughts on the Outlander finale (and the questions they're still asking) to a surprisingly strong review of Netflix's Office Romance, the girls cover all the important topics.

They chat rom-com rankings, fade-to-black frustrations, beach reading plans, BookTok favorites, Pinterest discoveries, and why teenagers are keeping Pinterest alive. Plus, thoughts on Every Summer After, the latest TV adaptations, Fourth of July season, and the never-ending chaos of work DMs.

As always, it's a little books, a little pop culture, a little life update, and a whole lot of getting sat.

This week, Alyson & Morgan spiral over The Devil Wears Prada 2, Miranda Priestley being “declawed,” Anne Hathaway somehow aging backwards, and the absolute chaos that is the final season of Outlander.

Topics include:
• why the sequel was good but not iconic
• the beauty procedures the girls would absolutely consider
• Jamie Fraser theories
• Fanny being a time traveler for WHAT?
• why Blood of My Blood better tie into this somehow
• Claire’s book ending predictions
• why this season feels dangerously Game of Thrones-coded

Plus: Morgan defends Roger, Alyson wants Jamie to go through the stones, and both girls agree there is simply too much to wrap up in one episode.

The lights are dimming. The girls are spiraling. Welcome back to Get Sat.

This week, the girls are cold, grieving skip weeks, and emotionally exhausted over fictional characters. Alyson and Morgan spiral through everything from working-from-home depression to Outlander frustrations, House of the Dragon battle fatigue, Game of Thrones warm-and-fuzzies, and the emotional support required to survive seasonal weather changes in Kentucky.

There’s discussion of yogurt politics, Grayson Lake, forbidden romance tropes, whether men are secretly more emotional than women, and why the girls simply need filler episodes sometimes.

Honestly? This episode feels like sitting in the back room with your best friend while both of you avoid your responsibilities together.

This week on Get Sat, we’re catching up after our much-needed girls trip to Asheville—complete with an Airstream stay, bookstore adventures, Crumbl cookies, Dunkin runs, and the tragic disappointment of missing out on Swig. We’re talking about why every girl needs a road trip with her best friend.

Then… we get sat on Outlander. From Fergus’ heartbreaking death to storylines being wrapped up way too neatly, we have thoughts. Lots of them. If you’re an Outlander girl, prepare for a full emotional debrief because we are not okay.

Basically: friendship, road trips, fictional grief, and a little chaos. Welcome back to Get Sat.

The girls are back… barely. Between NDA-level busyness, book slumps, hormonal chaos, and way too many responsibilities, this episode is pure catch-up energy. We spiral from Outlander and Grey’s Anatomy to 56 Days (RUN don’t walk), business overwhelm, and why being a “default parent” in your job is exhausting.
Basically… we’re sat, we’re stressed, but we’re still talking.

After a couple weeks off, we’re catching up on everything from post-surgery life and Spring Break Extravaganza chaos to packaging nightmares (including… yes… lickable tape). There’s also a broken sunroof situation, a full movie recap moment, and our honest thoughts on Reminders of Him (plus a few hot takes you may or may not agree with).

Somehow we spiral into Outlander, Wuthering Heights, Bridgerton debates, and why movie theater popcorn is non-negotiable… even during a statewide internet outage.

It’s chaotic, it’s girly, it’s a little all over the place… but that’s just how we like it.

Also: please just hit the follow button. Do it for the girlz.

We start with a serious workplace issue: someone is stealing food from the communal fridge. First it was the Red Bull… now it’s chicken salad. And the girlz have thoughts.

Then things spiral into a full emotional debrief after watching Wuthering Heights, which left us questioning every character’s life choices and crying harder than we expected. Pride, miscommunication, and one very suspicious housekeeper named Nelly.

As if that wasn’t enough, we also survived bungee fitness (barely), compared bruises in places we didn’t know could bruise, and dove into the latest Bridgerton drama, theories, and book vs. show debates.

Somewhere along the way the lights die, the drinks are wrong, and the chaos continues.

Basically… the girlz are a little rowdy today.

So grab a snack, guard your lunch from the office fridge thief, and get sat with us.

Get SAT Girlz - it's the TELL ME LIES FINALE!!

In the first part, we discuss our hopes for the episode, in the second half we react to the DIABOLICAL finale with a special guest!

You don't want to miss this one!

This episode is truly raw... literally. No headphones, missing cords, crooked lights, and a lot of unresolved girl grievances. We’re catching up after back-to-back trips, venting about men opening itineraries the morning of, debating whether skinny jeans count as business attire, and unpacking the emotional trauma of being told to attend a conference with no slacks.

We get into Florida being offensively cold, content trips gone slightly sideways, airport conveyor belts breaking, and why overhead bins deserve a scientific study. Plus: romance book obsession, movie adaptations we need immediately, girl dinners, hot tub hangs, and why Cheez-Its are apparently the only snack in the sky.

It’s chaotic. It’s opinionated. It’s for the girls.
Get sat. 🎧 (Or don’t. Apparently that’s optional.)