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This episode is about moving to Spain, taking a short break from the pod, and giving ourselves time to settle into a completely new way of life.
We talk moving out, one last landlord horror story, the Airbnb we’re staying in, and the early culture shocks already making us excited for what Europe might feel like.
We’re pausing to land, breathe, and start again—and when we come back for season two, we’ll be talking all about Spain: what feels better, what surprises us, what’s harder than expected, and what changes when your life finally catches up to the dream.
Visas approved. Apartment emptied. Gays on break.
We’ve been waiting.
This episode is about moving to Spain, visa limbo, grief, and trying to keep going when the plan refuses to plan.
We talk about one visa being approved while the other is still pending, selling almost everything at a yard sale, and moving through a process that refuses to happen in a normal order.
We also talk James Charles getting cancelled again, grieving Pharaoh, and what it feels like to hold excitement and loss at the same time. The plan isn’t planning, but the dream is still the dream.
This episode is about moving apartments, cancelling Coachella, shrimp cholesterol, and trying to lead a balanced life without making it everyone’s problem.
We talk about our recent Canada trip with friends, living in an apartment while everything we own is either sold, packed, or spiritually unavailable, and recording from a very temporary set.
Then we get into Coachella, influencers, and cancel culture—because accountability still matters, but not every angry comment is activism.
We don’t dream of work.
This episode is about quitting our jobs, being unemployed by choice, building a career that actually works for you, and what happens when you stop organizing your life around work.
We talk about the delusion of our last weeks, what makes a strong design portfolio, how to get hired on your terms, and why choosing yourself changes everything.
Somewhere between ambition and freedom, we land on something simple: we’re choosing what works for us.
We don’t dream of work.
This episode is about quitting our jobs, being unemployed by choice, building a career that actually works for you, and what happens when you stop organizing your life around work.
We talk about the delusion of our last weeks, what makes a strong design portfolio, how to get hired on your terms, and why choosing yourself changes everything.
Somewhere between ambition and freedom, we land on something simple: we’re choosing what works for us.
Gay overachievers, reporting for duty.
This episode is about burnout, scaling back, leaving a 9–5, and what happens when you stop operating on hyperdrive.
We talk comparing ourselves to bigger shows, breaking routines, and the emotional release that comes with doing something different.
Between all the ambition and exhaustion, we land on something simple: just because we can do everything, doesn’t mean we should.
Take this as a sign.
This episode is about quitting your job, near-death experiences, the Spring Equinox, and what happens when you stop ignoring yourself.
We start with Disney nostalgia and slowly move into something deeper — a conversation about rebirth, timing, and what it actually means to live life on your own terms.
Somewhere between spirituality and insanity, we land on something simple: you already know what you want.
Dear aliens: help.
This week we’re talking aliens—starting with a deep dive into Bugonia, a new favorite film that blends alien storytelling with unexpected themes like bees, symbolism, color theory, and striking frame composition.
From there we spiral into alien archetypes in storytelling, classic monster movies like Mars Attacks!, beloved alien stories like Lilo & Stitch, and conspiracy theories about ancient civilizations—and whether aliens might already have been here.
If they are… we have questions.
Fresh off the Midnight Sun tour, we’re yapping about Zara Larsson, Amelia Moore, and our time wandering around San Francisco—somewhere between music highs, midday naps, and a renewed desire to make things again.
We talk about bringing art and craft back into our lives, leaning into improvisation, and choosing a softer rhythm when everything around us seems optimized for speed.
Midnight sun outside.
Midday naps inside.
Girls just want to log off.
This week we’re yapping—Terri Joe, Bridgerton rewatches, mid Raising Cane’s, Bamboo Village—and how convenience culture quietly eats up your time.
We talk subscriptions, meal prep brands, pharmaceutical ads, library printing struggles, and the reality that everything is optimized for ease—at a cost.
Maybe you don’t need another subscription. Maybe you need a hobby.
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