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This week, we're catching up on pop culture chaos before diving into some more personal conversations. Christie opens up about receiving her autism diagnosis, navigating the job search process, and the complicated feelings that come with the disability section on applications. We also talk about friendships, conflict within friend groups, and the struggle of trying to remain neutral while still supporting the people you care about. Basically… a little bit of everything this week.
This week, we're getting very real about hormones, menstrual cycles, birth control, and what happens when your body starts trying to regulate itself again. We chat about the differences we've noticed on vs. off birth control, stories from other women sharing their experiences online, and the emotional, physical, and mental rollercoaster that can come with it all. Christie also opens up about her personal IUD experience, while we discuss thoughts around trying for kids this year and navigating all the chaos that comes with understanding our bodies as women. Basically: two b!tches, a lot of hormones, and way too many unanswered questions.
In this episode, we're covering everything from Bravo drama to real-life chaos.
On B!tches in the News, we break down what's happening in the Bravo universe and all the messy details on our favorite reality tv shows at the moment.
Outside of reality TV, we spiral into talk about Europe, the FIFA World Cup coming to New Jersey, and Christie's upcoming trip to Ireland. Naturally, this leads us into a full rant about New Jersey drivers, the worst places we've ever driven, and some very relatable work drama.
It's a little bit of pop culture, a little bit of real life, and a whole lot of opinions.
This week, we're diving into celebrity rabbit holes and asking the important questions: where are they now? From childhood icons like Matilda and Scream stars to forgotten heartthrobs and Disney throwbacks, we revisit the faces that raised us. We also get into current pop culture drama, reality TV chaos, and nostalgic trends making a comeback like Polaroid cameras and more. Plus, Christie spirals a little over being told she looks younger than she is and whether people mean it... or if society just has opinions on how women should "dress their age." Casual stuff.
This week, we're diving headfirst into dating delusion. From pick up lines we heard in our single days to the ones people really thought would work, we're unpacking the wild lengths some will go to for attention, affection, or a date. Then we read some absolutely unhinged bad date stories from Reddit that prove romance can be both brave and embarrassing.
This week, we're diving headfirst into the RealiTEA. From the latest drama on Summer House to how it stacks up against Vanderpump Rules, we're breaking down the chaos, the timelines, and the never-ending relationship swaps.
We also get into Netflix reality shows, Unwell's new YouTube series, Mormon Wives on Hulu (including the Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota drama), and what's going on across Peacock. Plus, we talk about ABC scrapping The Bachelorette and why it feels like everyone in reality TV is just dating within the same circle.
If you've ever tried to keep up with who's dating who and gave up…this episode is for you.
In this live episode, we're celebrating one year of Just 2 B!tches by reflecting on everything that got us here. We talk about what we're proud of, our biggest regrets, and the ways we've held ourselves accountable while learning to actually believe in ourselves.
We also revisit how it all started, share a Reddit story on enemies turned friends, and open up about the friendships that have shaped us, including the ones we've lost.
Here's something that fits your tone—real, conversational, but still informative:
We're getting into all things pregnancy in this episode as we sit down with Jen (aka your fave prenatal yoga instructor) to talk about what actually happens to your body, the stigmas no one questions, and the conversations we should be having more openly.
From pelvic floor changes to the pressure of "doing pregnancy the right way," we unpack common misconceptions, fears, and the realities that don't always get talked about. Whether you're pregnant, thinking about it, or just curious, this episode is all about breaking it down in a real, honest way.
Because let's be honest… there's a lot people don't tell you.
This week we've got a special guest—Jen's cousin, Raelle! We're asking the important question: are cousins automatically built-in besties…or just people you see on holidays?
We also share personal experiences from our teenage years involving interactions with significantly older men—conversations that highlight issues of boundaries, consent, and grooming.
Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of grooming, inappropriate adult-minor interactions, and related experiences that may be distressing.
This week, we're talking burnout, bad leadership, and the reality of surviving corporate America. Because let's be honest — burnout isn't just about being "too busy"… it's about the environments we're expected to function in.
We get into toxic workplaces, unpack what authentic leadership should look like under pressure (and why it often misses the mark), and call out the ways leadership culture can make or break an entire team.
We also shout out the female leaders who actually set the standard — and the ones who made us realize what not to tolerate. And of course, we're reacting to two Reddit stories that prove workplace chaos is truly universal.
If you've ever questioned your job, your boss, or your sanity at work… this one's for you.
Check out the article from Harvard Business Review!
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