This week Brit and Whit are talking about restaurant stories. Brit currently works as a server and Whit worked in a restaurant years ago but they both have some wierd stories they're rady to share.

This week Brit and Whit have Jill from Lessons from the Minivan on to talk about all her life story. She goes through her chronic illness, being married to a narcissit, and finally getting up the courage to leave for her kids.

Special Guest: Jill with Lessons from the Minivan.

Links:

• Jill's Book- What a Mess
• The Anxiety and Phobia Workbook

This week Brit and Whit are talkibng about how summer is here but everythings the same. Nothing has changed except there's no homework now. Thank god for that.

This week Brit and Whit are going through some of either old episodes. They are talking about guests they've had one, topics they've covered, the hardest episodes to record, and the funniest.

This week Brit and Whit are back with Dani Pond and she is telling the rest of her husband's story of addiction and the emotions of standing by an addict.

Special Guest: Dani Pond.

This week Brit and Whit have guest Dani Pond on. She's telling the story of how her husband became addiction to prescritopn drugs. How it started over a common issue and turned in to full blown addiction. Dani is telling her side of what it's like when a loved one becomes addicted.

Special Guest: Dani Pond.

This week Brit and Whit are taking about motherhood in quarantine. The pro's the con's, how homeschool sucks, etc. Their talking about Mother's Day and want they would like.

Brit and Whit are at it again with random questions they pull from a cup. Want to know what Food the girls dream about or what makes them feel comfortable during sex? Listen in to hear the answers.

This week Brit and Whit are talking about finding friends as an adult. Frienships require maintenance and at the end of the day, sometimes we all want to take our bra's off and stay home but it's always worth going out.

This week Brit and Whit are talking about how things have gone for them since the quarantine started here in Utah. From empty grocery stores, home schooling, judgy stay at home posts, and still fitting in slef care.