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Strap on your heart rate monitors, because Bettina and Kerri are going to Orange Theory! Sweating through the data-based HIIT class, we consider the metrics of wellness, play some word association, and use wine and Thai food to dismantle the patriarchy.
The Swole Sisters are on a time crunch this week, but that's okay...we talk fast!
The Swole Sisters settle into their first Self-Care Sunday, trading in brutal burpees for...butt stuff?
Bettina and Kerri accidentally book a couples massage, where the two kneed out knots as well as some serious issues like bodily autonomy, drinking in moderation, and the discomfort of self-care. Also, reality t.v. because duh.
The Swole Sisters step out of Williamsburg and brave a new neighborhood–Greenpoint–to get sweaty on a Sunday with Zumba at Breakin' Boundaries.
It wouldn't be a Swole Sisters podcast without some weird segues, and this episode we rhyme a bit, talk about Vanderpump Rules and Queer Eye, and the limitations of our calorie obsessed culture.
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Created by Kerri Donnelly and Bettina Warshaw
Theme song recorded by Kelly Rice
Logo by Carly Miller
Half-time show: Dance (A$$) by Big Sean
The Swole Sisters are in for a rude awakening, when they want a Lazy Sunday but end up at an early morning cardio class filled with Amazon gladiator women. This episode also boasts the return of Kardashian Korner, a study of the intersection between political uncertainty and financial (ir)responsibility, and bagels!
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Created by Kerri Donnelly and Bettina Warshaw
Theme song recorded by Kelly Rice
Logo by Carly Miller
Half-time show: Sunday Morning by the Velvet Underground and Nico
Swole Sisters get really, uncomfortably sweaty this week at the musically-modivated Y7 yoga class. We revisit our discussion of cultural appropriation in the fitness industry, discuss the tell-tale signs that Kerri's been abducted by aliens, and take a call from a very special listener...
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Created by Kerri Donnelly and Bettina Warshaw
Theme song recorded by Kelly Rice
Logo by Carly Miller
Half-time show: Lotus Flower Bomb by Wale, featuring Miguel
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