We're back in the deep end. Part 2 of our unexplained and paranormal stories episode is here, and this one gets personal.

Kelee and Erin continue reading unexplained stories that can't be rationalized, the ones that stay with you, the ones that make the hair on the back of your neck stand up. But first, they get into something that came up naturally last week: what actually makes us believe a story? Why do some accounts give you full body chills while others feel like a stretch? The girls debate what separates a story that lands from one that doesn't.

Then Erin opens up about her own experiences with the unknown. There's the time her dog went crazy in a certain spot in one of the most historically charged locations in the country. And then there's the moment she smelled the distinct scent of someone who was not there. No explanation. No logical reason. Just a moment that stuck. Listen for all the details. 

If last week's episode had you looking over your shoulder, this one is going to have you leaving the lights on.

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Kelee and Erin sat down to read unexplained stories about gut feelings, and somehow ended up in a full spiral about burnt toast theory, the fine line between anxiety and intuition, things that go bump in the night, and situations that have absolutely no logical explanation.

It started with the plan: real stories where a gut feeling saved someone or turned out to be terrifyingly correct. What it became was so much better. We get into burnt toast theory and the difference between healthy anxiety and a genuine gut feeling, because not every spiral is a sign, but some of them absolutely are. And then come the ghost stories and unexplained situations.

If you've ever ignored a feeling you shouldn't have, had something happen that you simply cannot explain, or just love a good story that keeps you up at night, this episode is for you.

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Kelee and Tricia are here this week with one conclusion and one conclusion only: people are absolutely crazy.

It starts with Kelee. A video of hers went viral, and the comments that rolled in were something else entirely. Not exactly mean, not just weird, but the kind of comments that make you stop and ask: what is going on in that person's head? The girls dig into the mindset you have to be in to type certain things on a stranger's video, why people feel untouchable behind a screen, and how that same energy connects to why catfishing is still very much alive and well in 2026.

We discuss the Love Trapped podcast, and how crazy it is that people tell such deep lies. Then there's the workplace text etiquette conversation that will make you immediately go back and reread something you sent to a coworker, because some people do not need context, tone, or ammunition. Tread lightly.

And then. The lies. They read stories of lies people told that completely spiraled. From convincing a girlfriend you genuinely cannot tie your shoes, to faking food allergies, to fully committing to a fake accent and identity, these people got in deep and had no exit strategy. 

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My 30th birthday vlog: https://youtu.be/AgEC1z_b3Nc 

Kelee's going solo this week, and she's getting real about turning 30.

The internet loves to make aging feel like a tragedy. The "sh*t I'm 30" banners, the jokes about being old, the constant noise around a number that Kelee doesn't even feel that bad about. Overall. But she's not here to pretend it's been all peace and no pressure either.

She starts with the moments she has felt it. The anxiety around starting new things later than expected, wondering if doing content or reality TV at 30 means people will count her out before she even begins. Those feelings are real and she's not skipping over them.

But then she gets into where she actually lands: not in a rush, unbothered by where she "should" be, and genuinely happy with her relationships, her choices, and the things she's saying yes & no to. She talks about being a late bloomer, growing up watching her mom do things on her own timeline, and how that shaped the way she sees her own.

The shift that's hit her most recently? She's not craving her early 20s. Not jealous of the 23-year-old who blew up overnight. More confident in what she wants. Still working on standing up for herself in certain areas, but she's working on it.

And she closes out with the real talk: the things she's pushing herself to do, the gap between idea and execution she's determined to close, and the boundaries she's committed to actually keeping this time.

This one is for every woman who's been made to feel like time is running out, when really, it's just getting started.

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Kelee and Rebecca are reunited, back from spring break, and they are not holding back. This episode has everything- the conversations that leave you exhausted, the ones that leave you inspired, and one story that will make you question everything.

First up: the people who cut you off mid-sentence and the ones who talk your ear completely off, we've all been there, and the girls have thoughts. Then they get into something a little more nuanced: the actual art of good storytelling, because there's a difference between a good story and just... talking.

From there it's girl code tips that are genuinely non-negotiable, a deep dive into gatekeeping outfits (is it valid or is it toxic?), and a full review of Raise Your Voice. Plus a chaotic recap of another movie: Send Help. They did their best.

Oh, and Kelee and Rebecca are apparently becoming actors now. Details inside.

But the story you need to stay for? Someone genuinely thought their house was possessed. We're not saying more. Just listen.

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Kelee and Erin are BACK from spring break and they're easing in with absolutely zero chill. This week's episode is a get-to-know-us special, and let's just say, simple questions don't stay simple for long.

It starts with a debate that somehow always comes up at our family parties: what actually counts as a toy? Is a ball a toy? (Genuinely, think about it.) From there, things spiral in the best way.

The girls get into what they'd do if they woke up with $1 million tomorrow, and yes, it says a lot about them. They debate flat earth vs. ball earth, confess whether they've ever been in a fist fight, and answer the big ones: if you could go back in time for 24 hours where would you go, who would you be for a day if you could be anyone, and if there were zero consequences, what's one illegal thing you'd do?

No filter, no wrong answers, and maybe a few things that should've stayed in the group chat.

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00:00 We are so back

01:47 Is a ball a toy? 

06:29 Is the earth flat or a ball?

09:04 If you woke up with $1,000,000 tomorrow, what would you do with it?

14:18 Have you ever been in a fist fight?

18:27 If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where & when would you go?

23:22 If you could be anyone for 1 day, who would it be and why?

30:41 If there were no consequences for your actions, what’s one illegal thing you would do?

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In this episode, Erin and Kelee read cringey dating stories and react to some of the most awkward, bizarre, and unbelievable first date experiences people have shared. From dates running from the police to someone dumpster diving on a first date, these stories had us shocked, laughing, and questioning how some people behave while dating.

We talk about dating app disasters, ghosting, weird first impressions, and major dating red flags, while sharing our own thoughts about why people act this way on dates. Along the way we also discuss situations like someone revealing they have a fiancé during a date, a person who claimed it “wasn’t a date” after meeting on a dating app, and the strange moments when a simple dinner order somehow turns into a meltdown.

If you enjoy funny dating stories, awkward first date moments, relationship red flags, and real dating experiences, this episode is for you.

00:00 Introduction + Reading Cringey Dating Stories

04:16 Cringey Dating Stories Begin

04:56 Date Disappears Into the Woods (Awkward First Date Story)

05:58 When You Can’t Understand Your Date at All

10:02 My First Date Ran From the Police

11:54 Dumpster Diving on a First Date

13:31 Would You Eat Pizza From the Trash?

16:36 He Told Me About His Fiancé During Our Date

20:45 Dating Red Flags: When People Completely Miss the Point

27:01 She Left in the Middle of the Date

28:17 “It Wasn’t a Date” After Meeting on a Dating App

28:48 Controlling Behavior on Dates: Major Red Flags

31:02 Experience With a Matchmaking Service

36:07 My Date Said His Family Members Were Going Missing

37:24 Insulted Me Immediately on Our First Date

38:13 Getting Ditched During a Date

38:29 She Left Without Saying Goodbye

39:36 Ghosted Me… Then It Got Even Weirder

42:35 My Food Order Made Him Cry on a Date

Kelee and Tricia are reading crazy wedding guest stories and reacting to some of the most unbelievable behavior people have witnessed at weddings. From rowdy guests getting way too drunk to clingy moms who can’t let their sons go, these stories had us shocked, laughing, and asking one big question… what were they thinking?

We dive into situations like guests refusing to follow the wedding dress code, family members photobombing important photos, and people who somehow manage to make someone else’s wedding all about themselves. Along the way, we share our own real wedding experiences, talk about wedding etiquette, and try to figure out why people make these wild choices at weddings.

If you love wedding drama, crazy guest stories, and funny real-life wedding moments, this episode is for you.

00:00 Best Time to Go on Your Honeymoon + Do Couples Go Back to Work After the Wedding?
11:10 Mother of the Bride Wears the Same Dress as the Bride (But in Red)
14:34 Mother of the Groom Takes Over the Bridal Suite
15:00 When Family Members Make the Wedding Day More Stressful
17:45 “Inquire Within” – When the Problem Might Be You
20:15 Why Some Guests Need Attention at Someone Else’s Wedding
20:28 Managing Expectations for Your Wedding Day (You Can’t Control Everything)
24:08 Selfish Mother-in-Law Changes the Wedding Timeline
24:30 Awkward Mother-Son Wedding Dance Moments
25:05 Emotional Parents Crying During Weddings
27:55 Navigating Awkward Family Dynamics at Weddings
33:03 Understanding the Mother of the Groom’s Role on the Wedding Day
35:32 The Rowdy Mother-Daughter Wedding Guests
37:57 Feeling Pressure to Invite People You Don’t Want at Your Wedding
39:59 Our Honest Opinions on Plus Ones at Weddings
42:45 Guests Ignoring the Dress Code at Formal Weddings

In this episode, Kelee and Tricia are debating wedding “taboos” from the perspective of a recent bride. Tricia shares her honest thoughts on what would actually bother her at a wedding and what really doesn’t matter at all. We talk through common wedding etiquette questions like wearing white to a wedding, surprise performances during the reception, guests not giving cards, and what happens when someone important shows up late to the ceremony. Along the way, we also touch on personal style, growing up, and how perspective changes once you’ve actually planned a wedding. If you’re planning a wedding, attending one soon, or just love wedding discussions and opinions, this episode is for you.

00:00 El Niño Year Weather Talk + Seasonal Changes

02:30 Loving Different Seasons + Living With Raynaud’s Disease

08:25 How Personal Style Changes As You Get Older

10:06 Interacting With Kids at Weddings + Age Differences

16:28 Wedding Advice From a Recent Bride

18:15 Would a Bride Be Upset If Someone Wore White to a Wedding?

24:14 Surprise Performances at Weddings: Cute or Cringe?

26:45 Wedding Etiquette: Is It Rude Not to Give a Card?

32:36 Wedding Ceremony Drama: What If Someone Important Is Late?

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In this episode, Kelee and Rebecca are chatting about girl code, starting with a discussion around an infamous court case and the verdict that had everyone talking. We want to know what you think. Do you agree with it? Tell us in the comments! From there, we get into our thoughts on girl code and when it matters most to support other women. We also share personal safety tips for navigating public spaces and looking out for each other. We wrap things up by talking about our queen, Taylor Swift, and breaking down some of her best and worst red carpet looks. It’s opinionated, chatty, and full of moments you’ll want to weigh in on.