Taking Back Sunday

In this no-filter November Hot Takes episode, Bianca and Hannah tackle some of the biggest controversies with their signature blend of honesty, humor, and “did they just say that?” energy. They dive into the messy, mysterious world of the Epstein files and what their release could really mean. Then they shift gears to discuss Travis Kelce’s unwavering support of Taylor Swift’s success — and why men publicly rooting for powerful women still feels groundbreaking in 2025.

The conversation heats up again with a spotlight on Jonathan Bailey and his status as "sexiest man alive", before the hosts close with a deeper, more personal discussion on discrimination in the healthcare field — how it shows up, who it harms, and why we should all be paying attention.

It’s equal parts playful, passionate, and punchy. A true November sampler platter of tea, truth, and tough topics.

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In this warm and cozy Thanksgiving episode, Hannah and Bianca slow things down to reflect on the small and not-so-small moments that shaped their gratitude this year. From personal growth to unexpected blessings, the hosts share what they’re truly thankful for—and why practicing gratitude has felt especially powerful in a year full of transition. They also share their Thanksgiving plans, traditions, food hot takes, and the holiday chaos that inevitably finds its way into every family gathering. This episode feels like a soft blanket, a warm drink, and a reminder to appreciate the people and moments that make life a little lighter. Grab your coffee, get comfy, and celebrate the season with us. 🧡🦃

In this episode, Hannah and Bianca dive into the messy, necessary, and surprisingly freeing world of accountability. From those tiny “oops” moments to the big-life patterns we’d rather pretend we didn’t create, your hosts break down what it really means to own your actions without spiraling into self-hate.

We explore the difference between being self-aware and being self-critical, the fine line between excuses vs. explanations, and how to practice the 3 R’s of accountability: Recognize, Reflect, and Repair. You’ll also hear real stories—some personal, some from the wild world of Reddit—where people realized they were the problem, and what they learned from it.

Hannah and Bianca unpack how to grow with grace instead of guilt, how to avoid the rumination trap, and how accountability can be a powerful form of self-love when done with compassion. Because at the end of the day, accountability isn’t about blame—it’s about honesty with progress attached.

Grab your coffee, get comfy, and let’s Take Back Sunday.

In this week’s episode, Bianca and Hannah unpack the tangled truth about burnout — how it starts as exhaustion, evolves into detachment, and, if ignored, can spiral into a full-blown breakdown. From relatable Reddit confessions to personal reflections, the hosts explore what it really feels like when your spark starts to fade and life feels too heavy to carry.

They break down the difference between burnout and breakdown, talk through the warning signs most of us miss, and share gentle, practical ways to rest, recover, and rebuild without guilt. It’s an honest reminder that you don’t have to crash to take a break — and that healing isn’t about bouncing back, it’s about coming back different.

Grab your coffee, get comfy, and take a breath with us — this one’s all about slowing down before life forces you to stop.

As the temps drop, the takes heat up. In this November edition of Taking Back Sunday, Hannah and Bianca grab their coffees and dive headfirst into the chaos — from Kristen Bell’s controversial anniversary post to the record-breaking government shutdown. They unpack the internet’s wildest debates, explore how tattoos and religion collide in modern culture, and of course, share their unfiltered thoughts on Taylor Swift’s new album. It’s cozy season with a side of controversy — so bundle up, because these opinions are anything but lukewarm.

In this episode, Bianca and Hannah hit the open road for a fall adventure through New England — where history meets hysteria. From haunted hotels and witch-trial landmarks in Salem to cozy cafés tucked among fiery autumn leaves, the trip unfolds like a love letter to curiosity itself. Along the way, they share eerie encounters, lessons from the past, and a few travel mishaps that could only happen to the Sunday Society. Grab your coffee, get comfy, and let’s Take Back Sunday in the witchiest way possible.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the chilling stories of the Toolbox Killers, Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, who committed a series of horrific crimes in the late 1970s. They explore the backgrounds of both killers, their troubled upbringings, and the psychological factors that contributed to their violent behaviors. The episode also highlights the tragic stories of their victims, emphasizing the impact of these crimes on families and communities. Through a detailed narrative, the hosts reflect on the nature of evil and the failures of the justice system that allowed these men to continue their reign of terror.

When 24-year-old Crystal Theobald was gunned down in Riverside, California, her family was left shattered — and desperate for answers. Time passed with no arrests, no justice, and no peace. But her mother, Belinda Lane, refused to give up. Fueled by heartbreak and determination, she turned to an unlikely ally: social media. What started as late-night scrolling soon became a full-scale digital manhunt — one that would lead her straight to the people responsible for Crystal’s death.

In this episode, Hannah takes us through the extraordinary true story of a mother who used MySpace, persistence, and pure love to find her daughter’s killer — proving that sometimes, justice isn’t found in the courtroom… it’s found online.

In April 1985, Linda Sherman disappeared without warning, leaving behind a young daughter and a trail of questions that no one could answer. Rumors swirled, theories multiplied, and the case grew colder with each passing year. For our first Spooky Season episode, Bianca takes listeners into the shadows of Bridgeton, Missouri, where Linda’s story becomes more than a disappearance—it becomes a chilling mystery that still refuses to rest.

🎙️ Welcome to another round of Battle of the Karens – the ultimate showdown where entitlement meets mayhem and only one can speak to the manager! Each week, we bring you wild tales of over-the-top behavior, petty power trips, and the chaos that ensues when a Karen goes too far. From HOA nightmares to salon showdowns, we’re crowning the queen of the cringe.

☕ Grab your coffee, get comfy, and let’s take back Sunday—one Karen at a time.