Talk $hit & Eat Chips

Vampires, werewolves, hot hockey players… and someone else taking care of absolutely everything? Let’s talk fantasy.

This week on Talk $hit and Eat Chips, Rebecca and Carolyn crack open Korean barbecue and cheddar sour cream chips before diving into romantasy, spicy books, and what makes fictional lovers so irresistible. From Twilight and Fourth Wing to enemies-to-lovers, they explore the appeal of being desired, being special, and getting a break from carrying the whole damn mental load.

Rebecca shares her reading favorites and some unpopular opinions, while Carolyn explains how fantasy makes its way off the page and into the sex toy aisle. Along the way: queer happy endings, book snobbery, and Rebecca’s overdue commitment to finally watch Heated Rivalry.

Plus, Cyndi Lauper gets her nomination for sainthood. Girls just wanna have fun, and apparently a vampire boyfriend.

Grab your chips, bring your reading list, and join the conversation.

Welcome to Talk Shit & Eat Chips with Carolyn and Rebecca! What happens when two longtime friends from opposite sides of the border turn their weekly phone calls into a podcast? A little politics, a lot of pleasure-industry gossip, and some very strong opinions about ranch dressing.

In the first episode of Talk $hit and Eat Chips, Rebecca and Carolyn introduce themselves, and promptly abandon the plan. Between tasting Nashville Hot Wing chips and debating Canadian-American food differences, they get into cross-border tensions, celebrity nepotism, and how they became friends amid the chaos of a Miami adult-industry trade show.

Expect behind-the-scenes stories about selling sex toys and lube, an honest conversation about sex work and stigma, and the frustration of teaching sex education on social media. They also swap the breakfasts helping them through menopause and give Dolly Parton a well-deserved nomination for sainthood.

Two friends. Two countries. Absolutely no shortage of shit to talk. Grab your favourite bag of chips, settle in, and follow along.