Gordo & Traci Lee

The crew kicks things off by asking: What kind of traveler are you — the over-planner with a color-coded itinerary or the under-preparer just hoping for the best? The conversation spirals into travel habits, personality types, and the little things that can make or break a trip. Hannah shocked everyone by declaring that king cake is… overrated. Yes, she said it. Then the episode shifts to a relatable adulting struggle: Rebecca discovers her parents are paying $239 a month for cable on a fixed income. She’s considering helping them “cut the cord.”

In today’s episode, we kick things off with a nostalgic trip down memory lane by asking: Age yourself by naming a restaurant or store you loved that doesn’t exist anymore. The responses prove just how fast time flies. Then, we dive into a relationship debate after getting an email from a listener who went on vacation with his wife for the first time in two years. She brought her laptop along to keep up with work — but while she wasn’t looking, he secretly turned off her email notifications. Since it’s Presidents Day, we put listeners to the test with a game of “Bizarre Details About U.S. Presidents: Fact or Fiction?” The first person to get them right scored a pair of tickets to see Parker McCollum.

Today’s episode dives into love, heartbreak, and the tricky decisions that come with relationships. We imagined what a Candy Heart would say about your love life, reacted to a Norwegian Olympian who publicly revealed he cheated, and asked listeners to share the craziest things their exes did after breakups. AND, we got a letter from Stephanie, who’s torn about whether to end her relationship before or after Valentine’s Day.

Today we’re talking texting disasters, post-graduation pressure, and petty fallouts. When has texting the wrong person gone completely wrong? Taylor’s facing the big “what’s next?” question after high school and feeling the weight of choosing the right path. And finally, what’s the pettiest reason you’ve ever stopped talking to someone?

In this episode, we kick things off by debating which everyday skill should be an Olympic sport—because if it were, one coworker would absolutely be taking home the gold. From there, we dive into the pettiest and most ridiculous sibling fights we’ve ever had (and yes, some of them still sting).

Then things get a little more serious when we read a listener letter from Patricia, who’s stuck in a parenting standoff. Her son wants to quit coach-pitch baseball before practices even begin, and she and her husband can’t agree on whether letting him quit teaches healthy boundaries—or bad habits

We covered a mix of fun and real-life topics, starting with Super Bowl opinions and debating whether the game, the halftime show, or the snacks mattered most. We then talked through a listener letter from Shelby, who is pregnant and navigating guilt and conflict with her husband over who should be in the delivery room. We wrapped up with a lighter conversation about school, sharing stories about what it took to earn an A.

In this episode, we talk about the exact moment you realize you’re officially turning into your parents! We a message from Madi, who’s struggling with the financial pressure of being a maid of honor while living paycheck to paycheck. Plus, we share cringe-worthy work stories, including a bathroom mishap that will live in infamy!

We get into a hypothetical duel using non-lethal weapons, then unpack an awkward “gift” that turned out to be someone else's cologne left in a car…  originally owned by an ex. That sparks a bigger conversation about giving away things that weren’t actually ours. Plus, we weigh in on a listener dilemma after a house-sitting job goes wrong and leaves more questions than answers.

In this episode, we dive into the real-life lessons school never taught us; from relationships to decision-making and everything in between. We got a message from Kelsey, who’s torn between honoring her boyfriend’s family tradition of a passed-down engagement ring and staying true to the ring she’s always dreamed of. Is compromise selfish, or just part of love? Then we lighten things up with a classic Would You Rather: would you choose to be 5x richer, 5x smarter, or 5x better looking... and why? 

In this episode, we talk about the things we stubbornly refuse to throw away; both physically and emotionally. We got a message from Cassie who's feeling “behind” in adulthood while everyone else seems to be hitting big milestones like marriage, babies, and homeownership, and how comparison can quietly mess with your peace. We explore how to trust your own timeline, let go of the pressure to keep up, and remind yourself that doing life differently doesn’t mean doing it wrong. And, because balance, we wrap it up with a fun throwback question: what was your very first ringtone?