in the ~season 2~ opener (mainly to avoid having a 13th episode), two besties talk about the impact of 'cracked' culture on silicon valley and how we've boomeranged post-covid. we explain the origins of 996, relate this to male loneliness (isn't it all related), and wave some red and green flags.

well, title says it all doesn't it..

in this episode, two besties share their experiences as well as tips and tricks for surviving and THRIVING through work events: dinners, activities, offsites, and conferences.

maybe they're not calling all their older coworkers 'unc', but gen z is very much in the workforce (yours truly included) and... why does it feel like, universally, we're still not taken seriously?

some takes on current news as well as advice for younger gen z-ers from two best friends.

at the crossroads of america... we investigate a crossroads that happens more and more frequently to american workers: layoffs.

featuring special guest anson tong, two besties chat about why layoffs happen, how they feel, and what you can do about them: whether you're the one being laid off, the one doing the laying off, or the friend there to support.

in this episode, two best friends bring you their deepest... darkest.. productivity secrets? in the conversation, we veer into the deep end of unpacking what productivity even means: and why we value it so much.

wait we're still making friends in the year 2025?

in this episode, besties christina and teresa debate the pros and cons of finding allies at work. we delve into some of the best parts of having friends, disparage the concept of a 'work wife', and give some advice on.. how to even make a friend to begin with.

we continue to leverage our coworkers for clout, this time featuring the incredible emily smith who does it all (or does she?). we dive into her decades of experience working in startups, including days sleeping on a COT in a hotel room (jail) and unleash some good ol feminist rage.

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woah woah woah an episode on a bi-weekly cadence?

in this episode, teresa and christina muse on the ~current vibes~ of the world and feelings of burnout. we turn to our handy dandy friend, the internet, for advice.

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(if you saw me upload twice no you didn't...)

GUEST! GUEST! GUEST! GUEST!

data nerd turned sales gal victoria joins teresa and christina for an ~amazing guest feature. she pitches girlies on why they should consider a role in sales (even if they don't feel 'traditionally sales-y') and the gains to be had and pitfalls to watch out for.

also features our very first sound effect. big girl pants are ON

OK, so maybe that's clickbait. But you know what else is? Confusing job descriptions and startup roles like Guru that feel fake.

In this episode, hungover pals Teresa and Christina talk org structure at startups, including a deep dive into some lesser-known roles and how you might find your own ~path~ in the wild wild west of startup functions.