The “boys” are back in town! The ladies are back after a little hiatus, to celebrate Slightly Bitter’s one year anniversary! They sit down to discuss their favorite episodes they’ve recorded, breaking bad habits, fears, and the Betty Broderick story.

Julia and Kelly sit down to discuss rejection, friend zoning, maintaining friendships with the opposite sex while in a relationship, the latest on Britney Spears conservatorship, and the various Kardashian scandals.

Comedian Joe Marrese joins the ladies to talk about losing a loved one, thoughts on comics moving to Austin, roommates, pandemic dating, and his new podcast Joe Code.

Comedian Joe Eurell joins the girls for an incredible conversation! They discuss everything about Joe's life, from being raised in the south, adoption, his journey to stand up comedy, and living with cerebral palsy.

Comedian Quinton Alston joins the girls to talk about growing up in Wisconsin, finding motivation, running into his celebrity crush, and dating people with a sense of humor versus overly sensitive.

The ladies hit some complex topics on today's episode including cancel culture, the patriarchy system, stereotypical societal standards, beauty standards, racial experiences, and the movies that shaped them.

Julia and Kelly sit down to talk feelings! They discuss societal standards, hookup culture, the difference between the male and female brain, death, and coping.

For this week's spicy episode, the girls unpack Julia's dark past with none other than pimp daddy himself, AJ Brandtneris. They discuss favorite sex positions, foursomes, orgies, and potentially planning one involving the 3 of them.

On this weeks episode, comedian Jackson Banks sits down with the girls to discuss everything from his characters on stage, politics, approaching females, and porn addiction.

On this week's pod, the girls are joined by Julia's younger sister Christine Machin to discuss "girl code".. They go over the topic of dating amongst friends, "dibs", astrology, and what is and isn't breaking girl code.