It’s time for a November mom catch-up, and we’re holding nothing back. Grab your coffee (or that questionable lukewarm drink you keep reheating) because we’re talking:

TV obsessions we can’t stop binging after bedtime

Weird mom run-ins with strangers at parks, stores, and the grocery cart corral

Feeling horrible and amazing at parenting at the same time because duality is the real mom lifestyle

We’re diving into the messy, the magical, the “did-that-lady-really-just-say-that?” moments that make motherhood hilarious… and slightly unhinged.

No shame. No judgment. Just two moms with a microphone, caffeine in our veins, and a collective need to Spill. It. Girl.

If you’re looking for a podcast that gets the chaos, the laughs, and everything in between, you’ll love this. Give it a listen, rate it , and pass it on to a friend who needs a little mom break!

Each episode we’ll:

Whether you’re racing the calendar to hit your reading goals, debating if the movie did the book justice, or just craving a space that spills book-magic, this is your space. Grab your favourite drink, fluff your pillows, and let’s get cozy with good reads, good films and great atmospheres.

Subscribe now and let’s make every page, scene and cozy spot count.

This week, they’re using their mics for more than reality TV recaps  diving back into a topic that really matters: the maternal health crisis. Because yes, love may be blind, but the system sure shouldn’t be.  From shocking stats to personal stories, Cami and Celia remind us why we can’t stop talking about it and how we can all push for better care, awareness, and justice for moms everywhere. 

Tune in for the laughs, the tears, and the truth bombs. 

October Catch-Ups with Cami & Celia

This month, we’re squeezing in all the chaotic goodness before everything changes , literally. Cami is 39 weeks pregnant (yes, the baby could arrive any minute), and Celia is podcasting from her car somewhere between West Virginia and home. But nothing’s stopping us from breaking down all the drama.

We're talking Love Is Blind Season 9 - all the breakups, the breakdowns, and the red flags waving in the wind as we inch closer to the weddings (or... not). Who’s making it to the altar? Who’s running for the hills? And what’s with the emotional damage?

It’s messy, it’s raw, it’s hilarious -  it’s October with Cami and Celia. Buckle up. Literally.

In Love Is Blind: Season 9 Cast Exposed, we go behind the edits to break down every major contestant from Netflix’s hit show. From pod talk to proposals, we dissect their behavior, intentions, and emotional arcs. Did they mean what they said? Did their actions match their promises? And what really went down off-camera?

Each episode is a no-fluff deep dive into a cast member’s personality, patterns, and pivotal moments the red flags you missed, the green flags you ignored, and the storylines Netflix didn’t fully show.

Meet the Cast of Love Is Blind: Season 9 — All 32 Singles, No Filter

Let’s break down the full lineup of hopeful romantics who stepped into the pods this season:

Ali (29, Nurse) – A first-generation go-getter with high standards and deep emotional awareness.

Anastasia (29, Nurse) – Gentle, empathetic, and seeking a love built on kindness and calm.

Anna (28, Hairstylist) – Creative and passionate, but emotionally cautious beneath the surface.

Annie (31, Salon Owner) – Independent and grounded, ready for real love without games.

Anton (29, Logistics Coordinator) – Quiet confidence, practical, likely steady in relationships.

Ashley (35, Compliance Director) – Assertive, polished, and clear about what she won’t tolerate.

Aza (32, Events Manager) – Outgoing and bubbly, bringing music, joy, and good vibes into the pods.

Blake (34, Accountant) – Mellow and mysterious, slow to open up but searching for depth.

Brenden (32, Finance Manager) – Ambitious and articulate, looking for love that matches his pace.

Chase (29, Water Treatment Consultant) – Adventurous, chill, and maybe not ready to settle down.

Chyna (39, Marketing Manager) – Wise and spiritual with a youthful spark — not afraid to speak truth.

Dayo (30, IT Advisor) – Sharp, thoughtful, and strategic in both love and life.

Dylan (32, Financial Analyst) – Analytical and cool-headed, but struggles to access vulnerability.

Edmond (29, Realtor) – Social and charming — the kind who makes a strong first impression.

Hilary (39, Medical Device Sales Rep) – Nurturing and driven, with a history of putting others first.

Jensen (29, Data Analyst) – Quiet thinker with a heart that runs deeper than it seems.

Joe (29, Sales) – Friendly and emotionally in tune, but easily caught in the middle.

Jordan (30, Service Manager) – Single dad, strong values, and a surprisingly intense emotional side.

Kacie (34, Hair & Makeup Artist) – Funny, emotional, and not afraid to wear her heart on her sleeve.

Kait (33, Registered Dietitian) – Smart, self-aware, and deeply protective of her peace.

Kalybriah (29, Social Worker) – Compassionate and soulful, with a strong sense of purpose.

Kaylen (29, Account Executive) – Sweet and soft-spoken, searching for someone equally kind.

Logan (35, Account Executive) – Classic Southern charm with strong opinions and even stronger values.

Madison (28, UX/UI Designer) – Creative, insightful, and living with a visual impairment that adds depth to her journey.

Megan H. (36, Property Manager) – Chill, spiritual, and deeply tuned in to energy and vibes.

Megan W. (35, Entrepreneur) – Confident, successful, and unwilling to settle for less than she deserves.

Michael (41, Medical Sales Rep) – Mature, experienced, and hoping to find real compatibility.

Mike (38, Investor) – Financially secure, emotionally reserved, with high expectations.

Nick (28, Luxury Watch Dealer) – Flirty, fun, and maybe more about flash than follow-through.

Patrick (29, Operations Manager) – Straightforward, no-nonsense, but emotionally reactive.

Rohan (27, Private Equity) – Focused, principled, and deeply family-oriented.

Shelby (35, Realtor) – Independent and successful, not easily impressed but open to real connection.

And here’s the thing: Cami’s not loving the album at face value. She came in expecting evolution, a big emotional or sonic leap, and instead it felt like more of the same. Pretty? Yes. Powerful? Not quite.

What happens when a woman finds a dead animal’s heart in her ex’s wedding cake? And how do you respond when the mom behind it all fakes a death, hijacks phone numbers, stalks relationships, and even photobombs her son’s love life? Celia and Camellia go full throttle breaking down the insanity of this six‑episode thriller, where nothing is sacred and everyone has something to hide.

In this wild ride of an episode, we cover:

 Wedding cake revenge as a statement

 Art galas, accusations of stalking, and who’s really in the wrong

 Spain vacations with dead bodies (sort of), fake funerals, and parental sabotage

 Swimming pools, drugging, drowning, and no CPR from a doctor

 Cats that recover phones and plot devices we refuse to question

 A detour into Selena Gomez’s wedding look, Benny Blanco’s storytelling vibes, and Hollywood gossip

 Our love for Full House — meeting Dave Coulier, touring legacy shows, and why old-school family sitcoms still hit different

 Streaming trends, show lengths, The Walter Boys, and why we’re nostalgic for long-form drama

 James Van Der Beek’s revelation, cancer fight, masked singer talent, and a Dawson’s Creek takedown

 Celia’s life advice: “Don’t be Dawson’s dad.” (Yes, it’s a thing. Put the ice cream and phone down.)

You’ll laugh. You’ll gasp. You’ll maybe question your life choices. But most importantly you’ll stay tuned. Because with us, even the madness has a method.

It’s the series finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty, and we’re spilling every last drop of Cousins Beach tea. Did Belly make the right choice? Are we Team Conrad, Team Jeremiah, or just Team Therapy at this point? Plus, what that final scene really means for the series legacy (and yes, we’re still crying).

But that’s not all over on ABC, “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” is blowing the lid off everything you thought you knew about suburban perfection. We’re diving into why it’s the new TV obsession, what it says about marriage, control, and faith — and why your mom is definitely watching it in secret.

+ The Girlfriend on Netflix is what we are watching NEXT! 

And in the pop culture swirl:

This one’s juicy, chaotic, and not safe for group chats. Grab your tissues, your iced latte, and your popcorn — it’s time to Spill It, Girl.