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.

Kelee and Rebecca are reading some of the best, most impactful advice people have received from their therapists, and of course, it leads us down a few deeper conversations. We talk about how easy it is to make excuses instead of doing the work to actually grow, why self-esteem acts as the lens through which we see the world, and how insecurity can show up as exclusion or defensiveness. We also reflect on how finding the right friends can help heal the wounds left by the wrong people. It’s a thoughtful, honest conversation that is inspiring us to make better decisions in the new year. 

Kelee settles in for a cozy solo chat all about her favorite “cheat codes” for everyday life. These are the small shifts, habits, and mindset tweaks that make the day run smoother and help you feel a little more productive without the pressure. From tiny routines that set the tone to realistic ways to simplify your space and your to-dos, this episode is all about making life feel easier. Grab a hot drink, get cozy, and hang out while Kelee shares what’s been working for her lately.

Erin & Kelee are back with another story episode. We’re jumping into bad date stories, and these situations include awkward moments, abandoned buildings, confusing behavior, and… the delivery of a baby cow on a date? Stay tuned. Hope you enjoy!

Kelee and Tricia sit down for a full wedding catch-up. Tricia gives a quick recap of her wedding day and walks through the mindset she had while planning. She talks about why she wanted a timeless look and what that meant in real life. We share our thoughts on wedding publications, why they aren’t worth stressing over, and the trends that can take you out of a classic style, like sneakers under the dress or fruit-filled centerpieces. It’s an honest and fun chat about choosing what feels right and letting go of the pressure to impress everyone.

Rebecca finally watched Get Out for the first time, and that sent us spiraling into a full-on movie discussion. From iconic performances and repeated plotlines to dream Hollywood scenarios, we’re breaking down all the things we love (and hate) about films. We talk about the idea of making it as writers or actors, favorite scenes that give us chills, and the ridiculous number of movies that are basically the same story. It’s a cozy, chaotic, movie-nerd conversation with two future Oscar winners, obviously.

This week, we’re diving into the internet’s confessions of toxic traits people are attracted to, from grumpy, brooding types to people who love a “fixer-upper.” We share our takes, debate the psychology behind it, and laugh at some wild submissions (don’t worry, we don’t relate to most of them). Along the way, we accidentally turn into self-proclaimed relationship counselors, with a few healthy reminders about what real attraction should look like. Equal parts hilarious and therapeutic,  it’s a fun one. Enjoy! xo

Sometimes you know what you need to say, but you have no idea how to word it without sounding harsh. In this episode, Kelee shares exactly how she’d handle those tricky friendship conversations we all struggle with. From asking your friend to text you first, to telling someone they’re being too clingy, to explaining why a friendship ended, we’re covering it all. We also dive into how to politely say “I already knew that,” how to handle not wanting to invite someone on a trip, and more real-life scenarios you might face in your friendships. Think of it as a little guidebook for what to say when you’re stuck on the words.

Situations:

How Can I Ask My Friend To Text Me First?How Can I Nicely Tell My Friend She’s Too Clingy?How Do I Politely Tell Someone “I Already Know That?”How Can I Nicely Tell Someone Why I Ended The Friendship?How Can I Say I Don’t Want To Invite A Certain Friend On A Trip?

In this solo episode, Kelee dives into the question so many of us have asked: why is it so hard to make friends as an adult? She shares her honest thoughts on what it really takes to form lifelong friendships, and why quality time and genuine effort matter so much. Kelee also touches on a tough but important truth: sometimes you don’t want to be friends with everyone, and that’s okay. From learning when to move on to being honest about connections that aren’t there, this episode is all about navigating friendships in adulthood with clarity and confidence.