Victoria Arlen is truly a miracle. She was dubbed a lost cause after being in a coma for 4 years, and when she finally woke up she was paralyzed. Victoria tells Kenzie and Clarity a story of resilience as she went on to win Olympic medals for swimming, learned how to walk again, became a host on ESPN, wrote a book, became a contestant  on Dancing with the Stars, and much more. Victoria tells the girls her miraculous story and how she rose to fame with strength and grace, and the exciting plans she has for her future.

Ali Hoffmann started her own swim company when she was 23- Kaohs Swim. Listen in as Ali takes the girls through the beginning of Kaohs, to the end and everything in between. Find out about how her swimwear got on the cover of Kim Kardashian's Selfie Book, to her adventures at Miami Swim Week.

KENZIE. GOT. CATFISHED. You read that right, our own Kenzie Ovenell was catfished by not 1, not 2, but 3 accounts. Hear her and Clarity discuss her crazy experience, and laugh it off now that it's over. 

Have you ever had a boss that was controlling, manipulative or just downright mean? Unfortunately a boss can make or break a job, and in the instances you're to hear today, they definitely broke them. From getting a concussion to dropping F bombs in the office, this episode covers those truly horrible bosses.

We've all had some crazies in our life, and we've probably been crazy at one point. Kenzie and Clarity expose themselves and the times they've gone off their rockers a time or two, and share their followers stories of their crazy friends and their own psycho moments. You'll want to tune in for all the action in this episode  that includes a George Forman grill, a true crime story, and some hot dogs in a yard.

This week Kenzie and Clarity dive into hookup culture. The messy dating endeavours that Millennials and Gen X are normalizing. Listen in as the girls discuss their very opinionated thoughts on hookup culture this week.

In a time where everyone only publicizes perfection, over 6 million Americans struggle with an eating disorder and body dysmorphia. Kenzie and Clarity explore this sensitive topic and interview Julia Paryzck, an eating disorder recovery coach and body acceptance influencer. Julia has dedicated her life to helping women find a healthy relationship with their bodies, food, and fitness. Julia takes the girls through her 10 year journey with an eating disorder, and her inspiring path to recovery. 

The Hockey life can be an incredibly rewarding and stressful, but overall it's one big adventure. Clarity and her fiance, professional hockey player Mason Geertsen, chat with Kenzie about how they met and how their relationship grew, along with the ups and downs of hockey life, changing organizations, and constantly packing up their lives and moving to new cities. Listen in as they talk about everything from marriage, drunken nights, Mason's hockey career, and who Mason would pick as the perfect guy for Kenzie.

High school is one of the best and hardest times in your life. You're supposed to know exactly what you want to do/be when you're only 17/18 years old. Sometimes, life has other plans. Kenzie's little sister Neely Ovenell, a successful high school senior, joins the show this week to ask the girls what they wish they would've known before going into their last year of highschool. Hear more about heartbreak, toxic friendships, college, and careers in this episode.

Can you die from a broken heart? Maybe not, but it definitely feels like you can! The girls have had their hearts broken a time  or two, and they're talking about how they've gotten over heartbreak in the past, even if it hasn't been in the healthiest ways. They weigh in on what they think are the best ways to get over a heartbreak, and what their listeners think, because we've all shed a tear over someone who isn't worth it. and we all need a little support.