samcha podcast

listen, laugh, and cry with us in this episode that kind of felt like open heart surgery. tune in to hear about what we've learned (and are still learning!) about navigating our relationships with the first men we ever loved, our dads.

you'll want to grab a water for this one because the conversation is about to get hot. from sharing our sexual awakenings to asking, "who'd you rather," we're going to have a real spicy time.

today, we're chatting about everyone's favorite season (at least when we were kids)…summer! come sit around the beach bonfire as we reminisce about our favorite summer memories and consider how to make summer fun again.

get ready to book your next therapy session, because today we're digging into attachment styles. join us as we dissect our childhoods and learn why it's so important to just let out that fart.

believe it or not, we're not full-time podcast stars. in this episode, we learn about what we all do for a living and explore what we might be doing in parallel lives.

welcome back to samcha! we're giving life to season 3 while talking about all things death. join us on a rollercoaster as we go from talking about our health anxieties to designing our dream funerals.

surprise! in this bonus episode, we bust out our favorite game, we're not really strangers, and get deep with our bestie and #1 listener, olyvia. this episode is packed with tears, laughs, breakfast sandwiches, and a dog - enjoy!

in our season finale, we celebrate our personal growth and the things we've learned to love about ourselves in our 30s.

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the topic we're all uncomfortable talking about, but know we need to discuss. in this episode, we're talking about our journeys with money and the things we've learned along the way.

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time is ticking and our bodies aren't getting younger - it's the reality we face as women with uteruses (uteri?). this episode's girltalk includes everything from egg freezing and family planning to the first time we got our periods.

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