Scotty is running into problems in his newly single life. He nearly got into a bar fight when he accidentally tangled with married women! Miguel & Holly give tips and guidance, but are they giving accurate advice after having been out of the dating game?

We all currently have friend situations in which we might be the “crappy friend.” We figure out what it means to really communicate in friendships and relationships, and celebrate keeping our boundaries.

We noticed that Scott seems upset today. After some probing we find out why, and we realize just how hard it is to reach out and ask for help when you need it.

Scott had an awkward encounter with a guy friend and a lady friend this weekend! We unpack Scott’s feelings of worthiness and jealousy. Also, Miguel shares the fear he had surrounding his engagement photos.

Which one of us cried when we didn’t get into the college of our choice? We describe our own college experiences, and Miguel explains why the Varsity Blues documentary is so powerful.

Holly goes off about St. Patrick’s Day expectations and traditions. Plus we talk to WTSP’s Thuy Lan, who weighs in about recent Asian hate crimes.

Scotty got caught on a date! An M+H Fam member sent Miguel a secret pic, and after some sexy talk about dating, we take a turn into feminist territory and how the phrase #NotAllMen can take a seat. Holly makes an analogy between men and ticks.

It’s been one year since the pandemic hit, and we reflect back on what was happening March 12, 2020. We all get emotional thinking about the events of the past year, and we follow this podcast up with a replay of our podcast from 1 year ago today.

Holly & Scott have experienced Miguel’s silent judging face…has Miguel unknowingly been a bitch his whole life? Plus we tackle one controversial part of the Meghan/Prince Harry interview—should these rich and famous people vocalize their unhappiness?

A review from a podcast listener brings Holly to tears, but is there something deeper going on? Your own mental health might be suffering due to this aspect of the pandemic, too.