The Los Angeles Metro is confusing and Aspen and Ashley are lost puppies on today's episode of It's A Twin Thing! We recount our latest adventure trying to take public transportation to Rodeo Drive, and reveal what was the only store we actually went into once we got there. Ashley then tests Aspen on her knowledge of expensive clothing prices, and Aspen ponders why she's more outgoing when Ashley is with her.

We also get into a heated discussion about crackers, debate the meaning of calling someone a "mess," and agree that Aspen is usually wrong about most things. Ashley updates us on what it was like giving up social media for a week, we weigh the ideas of moderation versus quitting cold turkey, and we both get challenges for next week that we don't think we can do.

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Gabriel Thomas Spartan, proud father, author, content creator, and founder of First Time Parent, joins It's A Twin Thing to share his story of how a series of videos he set out to make for his daughter turned into starting his own company. Gabriel talks about the excitement of finding out he was going to be a dad, the process of creating a book series from his daughter's point of view, and how he hopes to inspire other parents. We also discuss his perspective on being a father in the parenting business, his hopes for his dauther's future, and overcoming unexpected challenges.

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On today's episode, we explain the (made-up) concept of twinacism and how a recent incident led to Ashley being falsely accused of cheating. We also ponder why we have identical leg pain, reminisce on how snow days have changed since we were kids, and debate whether Ashley should send emails in the middle of the night. Listen to the end to hear us read our letters from last episode's challenges (and find out our verdict on donuts!)

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On March 10th, Ranger Kielak embarked on a journey to walk all the way from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific, and we had the pleasure of sitting down with him just days before he began to learn all about his Walk Across America! Ranger shares with us how he first came up with the idea, the mental and logistical considerations that went into making the commitment, and how he's spent the last two years planning for his walk. We also discuss navigating the unknown that he can't plan for, the impact he hopes to make, and what he's most nervous for.

You can follow Ranger's Walk Across America, learn more, or make a donation here: https://withinrangecoaching.com/walk-across-america/

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Why is one of Aspen's biggest fears being nominated for an award? On today's episode, we contemplate whether it would be worse to win or lose at the Oscars, Ashley shares why she never wants to give an acceptance speech, and Aspen describes how the SAG awards has trapped her in her apartment.

Then, we give updates on last episode's challenges. Tune in to hear about Aspen's first Hinge date, and to find out what the punishment is for failing a challenge!

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Today we have the pleasure of speaking with entrepreneur and fashion designer Keisha Greaves, owner of the adaptive clothing line "Girls Chronically Rock." Keisha courageously shares what it was like to be diagnosed with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy in her twenties, and her journey from denial to becoming a proud disability advocate. Keisha turned her lifelong love of fashion into an avenue for helping others by starting her own clothing line for women with chronic illnesses. She also discusses some of her most memorable accomplishments, being the first adaptive clothing wear at New York Fashion Week, and her hopes for the future of adaptive fashion.

Learn More About Keisha: https://girlschronicallyrock.com/

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On today's episode, Aspen learns that she's been mispronouncing "chamber" her whole life and Ashley explains why she's afraid being a twin has made her a narcissist.

We also discuss our biggest pet peeve in movies and TV shows, Ashley is tested on her slang knowledge, and Aspen asks for advice about whether she should go to graduation. Aspen updates us on her goal to stop complaining, and we share some "what to watch" recommendations. Then, new for Season 2, we introduce weekly challenges that we will be giving to each other at the end of each episode! What will our first challenges be?

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We are so excited to have actress, producer, and our on-screen stepmom Pam Renall join us this week on Twinspiration! Pam shares the inspirational story of she found her way back to acting after a career as an executive, discusses what it was like starting a production company and learning as she goes, and explains why she believes everyone should just be themselves. We also talk about toddler Aspen and Ashley's secret language, Pam's favorite on set memories, and why our dog should not be a show dog.

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Today on It's A Twin Thing, we get sidetracked pondering whether or not we'd like to work with our favorite actors. Ashley shares which aging stars she hopes to have the chance to work with, and Aspen admits why people who are shorter than her make her nervous. A rumor Aspen heard about Meryl Streep leads us to talk about why we might unfairly judge people, and Ashley explains why the airport is the worst place to form an opinion of someone. We also lament losing our memories, why texting each other is stressful, and Aspen shares her nightmare involving improper grammar.

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On the first Twinspiration episode of Season Two, we are thrilled to reconnect with one of our most influential teachers from high school: Rachel Barbe! Rachel joins us to recount her experience giving a TEDTalk on why book clubs can change the world. She shares her wisdom about the power of literature, the influence of reading in her own life, and what was surprising about preparing for a TEDTalk. We also discuss book bans, her path to becoming a teacher, and Rachel tries to see if she can tell Aspen and Ashley apart.

Listen to Rachel Barbe's full TEDTalk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrNXAlU0qHI

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