This week, Cassie and Grace start by bonding over being petty! Grace has a lot of questions about getting her pinky chopped off to save a man she’s never met, and Cassie suspects the poster of our first big dispute is maybe spinning a biased  tale. We come to realize that it’s our moral imperative, as a species, to avoid bathroom interactions and we are ready to die on that hill.

Recommended:

Barry (tv series) and Bill Hader as a leading man

Sushi delivery and making food choices

Topics Discussed:

Petty pet peeves, professional jealousy, burn-out, abolishing the 40 hour work week, RIP RBG, moral conundrums, white privilege, BLM, big sacrifice moves, family grudges, bathroom messes, Barry, Sushi, food choices

As always, thanks to Leete Stetson for our theme song!

This week, Cassie and Grace are tackling their deep-seated fears - including wrists, teenage crushes, and the dreaded male skeptic. Cassie has healed enough to buy some new jewelry, and Grace is coping by watching a lot of television. Who else feels like going to Red Lobster to celebrate our 6th episode?

Recommended:

Mejuri (jewelry company)

The Haunting of Hill House (and its second season, The Haunting of Bly Manor, which Grace accidentally calls The Haunting of Bly House in this episode  - oops)

Topics discussed: fear of wrists, non-threatening boy crushes, red lobster, poor family pride, Red Lobster, the male skeptic, cultural differences in expressing anger, jewelry mourning periods, social media breaks, watching lots of television

This week, Cassie and Grace start off light n’ flaky with some pee singing and tattoo stories, followed by a hearty main course of sweater drama, vacations with the in-laws, and inconsiderate early morning risers. In the end, the moral of the episode is that therapists are great!

Recommended:

Gustave Doré (artist)

HarmonQuest (tv show)

Therapists

Topics: mid-level childhood embarrassment, singing while you pee, cringe tattoos, meeting the parents, early morning wake-ups, Dan Harmon’s ongoing drama, therapists

Cassie and Grace start this week’s episode off with an extremely sexy discussion of car sickness, the smell of old white ladies, and pencil collections. They also share laughing stories, talk about unrealistic step-dad standards, and Cassie makes an Earth-shattering admission regarding crowdfunding campaigns.

Thank you to Leete Stetson for our theme song!

Recommended:

Stephen Chow films Shaolin Soccer and The Mermaid

Lindsay Ellis’s Omegaverse video essay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhWWcWtAUoY&t=2s

Topics: the body shop, old car smell, Cassie’s pencil collection, step-dads, hardest time you’ve laughed, twitter breaks, late taxes, wolf porn

In this week’s episode, Cassie and Grace reach a MAJOR break-through and finally start talking about poop! They also discuss what they’d do if they won the lottery, couples who start businesses, and men who need validation. 

But really it’s the poop talk we’re here for.

Disclaimer: the audio is just a tinnnnyy bit off this week but next week we'll be back with *expensive* mics, promise!

Recommended:

You Must Remember This podcast

Life in a Crazy-Small 8m2 Tokyo Apartment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYVJbupG3Xg

Extreme 150 Sq Ft Studio Apartment Makeover - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6smye6d7JTs

Topics include: poop, lottery dreams, fitness youtubers, couples in business together, Polly Platt, validation stand-up comedy, boat shows, tiny apartments, studs

This week, Cassie and Grace tackle two relationship questions where the couples should NOT be together! Along the way, they talk about the joy of vegetables, personality quizzes, and their dream apartments. They also are both watching new television shows and isn’t that accomplishment enough in this economy?

Recommendations:

Topics included:  apartment hunting, Meyers-Briggs, personality quizzes, grieving widows, mismatched relationships, vegetables, cooking duties, Gravity Falls, Lovecraft Country

It’s our first episode! Cassie and Grace talk about aspirational desk and chair offices, projecting insecurities onto others, when love is conditional, and whether “it’s not you, it’s me” means what we all think it means. We also check in on our cats and what’s been saving us this week, and in the end, we’re just proud of ourselves for being in functional relationships!

Things we recommend in this episode:

There Are No Girls on the Internet

Topics discussed: ideal jobs, office goals, insecurities, fatphobia, relationship deal breakers, “it’s not you, it’s me”

Trigger warnings: one of the examples we talk about involves a dude saying some body-shaming stuff to his girlfriend