his week, Danna and Kristin dive into a surprisingly heated debate: canned vs. frozen vegetables. When fresh isn’t an option, what’s better taste, texture, nutrition? The opinions are strong… and yes, gravy somehow becomes part of the conversation (spoiler: Kristin did not bring it home this week).

The episode also includes a memorable moment in downtown Columbus during a Buckeye Bound visit to The Ohio State University, where Kristin unexpectedly vacated a restaurant.

Plus, they tackle a parenting dilemma: when your child invites another child on a trip or outing, who pays?

Real talk, relatable moments, and plenty of laughs, just another mismatched week.

We’re coming to you mid-snowstorm (40 inches in Rhode Island?! Are people just tunneling to Target at this point?) and somehow we start the episode with “we have nothing to talk about” which is always when things spiral the fastest.

This week’s chaos includes:

 The wrinkle debate.

Red light therapy masks miracle or $500 mistake?

Farm update from the barn.

Olympic feelings.

Leftovers for 20… from a dinner for 7.

And we also share about a really cool networking opportunity our kids were part of because in between lice stories, hot tub bacteria, and lambs being born, we’re still trying to raise capable humans.

It’s skincare confusion, farm chaos, mom spirals, and Olympic nostalgia, basically, peak Mismatched.

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After remote recordings, sound glitches, and long-distance chaos… Danna and Kristin are reunited and it feels so good. This one’s a long ride, but buckle up, it’s worth it.

We’re talking:

And in case you’re wondering what Kristin brings to this friendship — nothing. Absolutely nothing. Except, you know… a full broadcasting studio in a barn. 🎧🐑

It’s chaotic. It’s cozy. It’s mismatched.

Settle in. You’re going to want to hear this one.

Kristin is podcasting from Texas while Danna is back home in Ohio, and the verdict is in: Kristin’s kids are even bougie. From there, the conversation turns to the Olympics and the incredible dedication of Team USA athletes, including Lindsey Vonn, and what it truly means to compete for your country.

We also get into Danna’s shopping habits, with Kristin lending her personal stylist and fully serving as Danna’s butler. If that’s not bougie behavior, we honestly don’t know what is.

Because it wouldn’t be a Mismatched episode without a little chaos, the girls are recording remotely, Danna can’t quite get the volume right, and the sound issues make a guest appearance of their own. Then things take a turn when Danna’s kids somehow bleach their towels just by washing their faces, leading Kristin to question their entire skincare routine.

Willett turns ONE, and yes, it’s a full celebration. We also discover Kristin may need a new travel agent, since her husband insists on booking painfully early morning flights.

Valentine’s Day week is here, Kristin is fully in her Valentine era, and you’ll want to listen all the way to the end. We ran out of time but not before teasing what’s coming next episode.

🎧 Bougie kids, Olympic pride, personal stylists, skincare side-eye, dog birthdays, and Valentine vibes, classic Mismatched.

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This week, it’s bougie jeans (or are they?), Grammy night hot takes, and the fine art of critiquing red carpet fashion from the couch. Danna and Kristin dive into celebrity outfits, award show vibes, and the fine line between having a platform and using it, plus how soundbites, AI, and recording everything might just save us all from being taken out of context.

They also cover real-life whiplash: politicians visiting the farm, donut-making emergencies, January book reviews, and the existential question you didn’t know you needed—what does it actually mean when someone asks, “Do you party?”

Honest, opinionated, a little chaotic, and completely mismatched, just the way you like it. 🎧

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It’s Midwest winter chaos, farm life reality, and friendship banter mismatched as ever.

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Winter weather, snow squalls, and real-life chaos set the stage for this episode of The Mismatched Podcast. Danna and Kristin unpack a stretch of bitter cold, sudden whiteouts, and snow squall alerts that shut everything down in minutes. From getting nearly blown over in a parking lot to racing the clock to get barn projects done before the deep freeze, it’s classic Northeast Ohio winter survival.

They move into family life during the cold months, teenage appetites, picky phases, bottomless pits, and the constant rotation of snacks and meals. There’s soup season, corned beef opinions, and the shared understanding that parenting teenagers often resembles rotational grazing.

Danna shares her very adult birthday story, snowstorms, work decisions, a hacked credit card, car repairs, and all the responsibilities that come with grown-up life. Not exactly balloons and cake, but full of perspective, humor, and the kind of moments you only laugh about afterward.

One of the standout moments? Kristin laughing about how multiple people recently asked what Danna’s husband does, clearly assuming she must be “rich.” The two quickly set the record straight, joking about Danna being perceived as upper-echelon while proudly declaring very much broke, hardworking, and living in the reality behind the illusion.

They also reflect on leadership experiences, recent conferences, proud parent moments, and the strange things people feel comfortable saying on social media, including the realization that neither of them will ever be hand models.

It’s candid, funny, self-aware, and perfectly mismatched.

This week on The Mismatched Podcast, Kristin gets back just im time to podcast while Danna serves tacos. The night turns into an emergency sash-washing operation involving OxiClean, cold water, and a Yeti cooler.

There’s ski trips, birthday justifications for new outfits, a hotel suite TV that required three employees to fix, Instacart hotel deliveries, Tim Tebow sightings… and one wildly unfortunate footwear comment you have to hear to believe.

Busy January chaos has never been funnier.

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Happy New Year and welcome to the FIRST podcast of 2026!

We’re kicking off the year with laughs, real life, and a whole lot of “how did we even get here?”

From tanning talk to how the girls are actually ringing in the New Year, this episode is full of the kind of conversations that only happen when you’re honest, unfiltered, and slightly sleep-deprived.

If you need a good laugh, a relatable reset, and a reminder that none of us have it completely together 

This is the episode you need to start 2026 right.

Hit play. You’ll be glad you did.

What a year it has been, friends and what better way to wrap it up than with the weirdest, coziest, most confusing week of the year: the magical limbo between Christmas and New Year’s.

Kristin? She lives for this week. Pajamas at noon. Coffee refills. No alarms. JUST KIDDING BUT…she soaks it all in like she’s on a tropical vacation… without ever leaving the farm. Danna, on the other hand, is READY. Tree down. Decor boxed. Returns loaded in the car. Let’s move along, people.

And then there are Kristin’s hands, which are mysteriously orange.

Tom also stepped in as the ultimate wingman and whisked Kristin and Bill and Danna off to downtown Cleveland for a night out. The mismatched couples hit the casino, where one half of the 3/4 of them felt strangely at home, even while the house was winning. Let’s just say luck showed up but not always in the way you’d expect. 

Meanwhile back at the barn… Willett got a brand new bed for Christmas and yes, it’s as dramatic and well-deserved as you’re imagining.

It’s cozy. It’s funny. It’s chaotic in the best way.

Make this last day of 2025 the best one yet and thanks for being part of our year.