That’s What We Said

What is your love language? Listen in and find out how knowing your love language — and the love language of your significant other, family members and friends — can help you navigate your relationships better.

Our country is a melting pot of people who vary in race, religion and culture. Many of us are immigrants whose parents came here chasing the American dream for their families. But does achieving that dream come at the cost of our cultures? This week, we discuss our personal experiences and views on saving our cultures for future generations to come.

We all have felt regret at some point in our lives. Maybe we’ve learned from it. Maybe we still beat ourselves up over it. In this episode, we discuss the ways we’ve experienced regret in our lives and tips on how to move on from it.

This week we dive into the complicated world of dating and discuss how to navigate the early days after you meet a special someone you can envision a future with.

In this episode, we discuss respect. How to give it, how to get it, how to recognize it and how to demand it.

We believe that texting in the new world has made us dumb and lazy. Would you agree? In this episode we discuss the ways in which our smartphones have made us dumb and what we can do to be better texters in today's world.

In this week's episode, we talk about the different types of peer pressure that we've faced in our daily lives such as pressure to drink, pressure to get married and pressure to be a great mom.

We’ve all been there. Obsessing over our weight, yo-yo dieting, searching for the most effective way to shed some unwanted pounds. In this episode, we discuss our constant struggle with our weight and come to the realization that we already know the secret to weight loss.

Do you fight fair? Do you avoid fights altogether? This week, we discuss our different fighting styles and strategies for coming back from a fight.

Have you ever had to friend zone anyone? Or been friend-zoned yourself? In this episode we review different tactics to avoid getting sent to that area by someone you're interested in and offer different examples of what not to do when you find yourself as the friend zoner.