Jon Gabrus (MTV's Guy Code, High and Mighty Podcast) shares his social media pet peeves, the things you keep off the internet and whether or not men and women really are different?!??!?!?!?!?!

Erin & MeLissa interview their parents about technology, communication and what disappoints them about their daughters. MeLissa has a mild heart attack in this episode. So does Erin's mom.

Hillary Anne Matthews (New Girl, Drunk History, Youtube Red's Single by 30) shares her father's greatest wish for her, tips for being her roommate or a successful personal assistant, and which Disney princess she uses to shave her legs.

Julia Meltzer (Honey podcast) is a brilliant comedian who comes on the podcast to talk about text chemistry, how easy it is to start a podcast, what she's learned from listening to other people's fights.

George Barber (Thumper, Dixieland Family Band) joins the girl to talk about making friends when you're an adult, the power of a good tea time, and what George looks at on the internet right before he goes to bed.

Josh Simpson (Assembly) and Jake Jabbour (We're Gross with Gilli) of Puddy and The Meat Podcast join Erin and MeLissa to talk about advice to change the future, things we don't talk about enough, and throwing up while driving.

Ben Siemon (Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Twitter, and Brunch the Webseries) talks Wild & Crazy Hollywood jobs, the politics of unfollowing people on twitter and being really good at bad photoshop. 

Zach Sherwin (Crazy Ex Girlfriend, America's Got Talent, Epic Rap Battles of History) joins Erin & MeLissa to talk real relationships with Grandma's, living without an internet connection and the rules of being a house guest. 

We sit down with Boss Junior (Naomi Villa, Matt Rath, and Jake Dunnington) to discuss how Matt is an emotional rock, how Naomi texts only important stuff or sometimes a funny-ass pic and Jake runs us through his Star Wars muppets collection.

Erin & MeLissa interview their cool and chill Southern friend Titus Makin (Pretty Little Liars, Glee) about maintaining a sense of self and safety online, Erin's best impressions and the best place in LA to have a deep conversation