Steele and Maddie spiral through TikTok obsessions, Drag Race drama, Tiger Woods chaos, and the overwhelming reality of having too much content to consume. Plus: Pilates instructor dreams, mini egg addictions, daytime hangovers, and getting personally victimized by Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Unhinged, relatable, and zero thoughts, just vibes.

Steele brings on her dad for a chaotic mix of swamp childhood stories, an unexpected journey to the Olympics, and the story of how he met her mom (in mismatched shoes, obviously). It gets deep with life advice about purpose and “living with grace,” then immediately derails into treadmill injuries, wine regrets, and unhinged takes.

Heartfelt, hilarious, and slightly unwell.

Steele and Maddie catch up on Thailand trip chaos and wellness breakthroughs before spiraling into pop culture takes on Hannah Montana and Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. It’s unfiltered, slightly unhinged, and basically just two best friends with strong opinions, TikTok addictions, and zero sports knowledge.

In this chaotic episode of Just Yappin’, Steele and Peyton reunite to unpack a week of questionable decisions and elite storytelling from serving a wildly inappropriate birthday guest to partying until 7 am and befriending Melbourne’s most iconic (and nearly naked) local. They spiral through unhinged Uber stories, a casual trip to the drunk tank, and their ongoing struggle to find decent late-night food, all while convincing themselves they’re thriving. Between dance floors, gym classes, and Oscar fashion hot takes, it’s equal parts delusion, self-growth, and absolute nonsense.

In this episode, Steele and Peyton chat about the chaos of everyday life. They share funny stories from their recent adventures and what it’s been like adjusting to life in Australia, including random culture shocks, new habits, and those “wait…why is this different here?” moments.

The episode feels like listening to two friends catching up, mixing humour with honest thoughts about social media, friendships, and the reality that most of us are just figuring things out as we go.

Steele started a new job and shockingly… it’s not toxic. She and Maddie get into that, their weekend shenanigans, and their ongoing “we’re being healthy now” era (results pending).

They also chat pop culture, current events, and a little accidental self-reflection basically just two friends catching up, oversharing, and pretending their retail purchases were necessary.

Steele started a new job and shockingly… it’s not toxic. She and Maddie get into that, their weekend shenanigans, and their ongoing “we’re being healthy now” era (results pending).

They also chat pop culture, current events, and a little accidental self-reflection basically just two friends catching up, oversharing, and pretending their retail purchases were necessary.

In this chaotic episode, Steele and Maddie somehow connect the Olympics, unhinged Google reviews, and furries into one completely unqualified discussion. They judge Olympic sports like couch-bound experts, read dramatic one-star reviews like they’re Shakespeare, and ask the hard-hitting questions no one requested about furry conventions.

In this episode, the hosts are all over the place in the best way possible. They dish on Grammy looks and performances, overshare a little about daily life, and debate why yoga studios have way more rules than your average gym. There’s talk of travel culture shocks, skincare routines that feel like therapy, and actual therapy that leads to real-life breakthroughs. Add in friendship check-ins, mental health moments, and plenty of laughs, and you’ve got a chaotic, cozy catch-up that somehow makes total sense.

In this episode, Maddie and Steele share an honest and engaging conversation about the life changes they are currently navigating. Steele reflects on her recent international move, balancing the challenges of transition with humor, while Maddie’s responses highlight their supportive and effortless dynamic. The discussion also touches on everyday frustrations, celebrations like Maddie’s recent birthday, and the value of open communication. Together, they offer a thoughtful reminder that life’s changes are best managed with honesty, humour, and strong connection.