In this episode of The Likeable Podcast, Aurora and Leia dive into the importance of setting boundaries—why they matter, how to stick to them, and what happens when you don’t. They also explore the idea of being “too much” and flip the script on why embracing your full self isn’t always a bad thing. It’s a candid, funny, and honest conversation about self-worth, confidence, and learning to take up space unapologetically.

In this episode of The Likeable Podcast, Aurora and Leia dive into the viral moment from the Coldplay concert — yes, that kiss cam couple — and all the internet drama surrounding them.Then the conversation takes a turn into real-life vibes as they discuss rising gas prices and how inflation is changing the way people spend. From fewer luxury facials to skipping the “just because” splurges, the hosts get real about what it means to budget in 2025.

Aurora and Leia just watched The Materialist and are ready to break it all down. In this episode, they dive into the age-old question: is it love or is it just the love of money? The duo explores the blurred lines between genuine connection and transactional relationships in today’s dating world. Plus, they get into the nitty-gritty of matchmaking—Is it safe? Is it effective? And would they ever do it again? Expect hot takes, personal anecdotes, and a few laughs along the way.

After a month-long break, Aurora and Leia return with stories, opinions, and plenty of laughs. Leia spills the tea on her experience with Millionaire Matchmaker—was it glam or a scam? The girls dive into a spicy convo about fan behavior, the good, the bad, and the cringey. Plus, they break down Sabrina Carpenter’s bold new album cover and what it says about her pop princess era. From dating drama to pop culture hot takes, this comeback episode has it all.

In this wild and heartfelt episode, we dive into Leia’s unforgettable sober solo trip to Las Vegas—a rockabilly dreamland filled with vintage vibes, hot rods, pompadours, and personal revelations. From late-night diners to daytime car shows, Leia navigates Sin City without a sip of booze, proving you can have a blast and stay clear-headed in the city of neon and temptation. Oh—and yes, she literally saw her dream man, Jason Momoa, in real life. Was it fate? A mirage? Or just Vegas magic? Meanwhile, Aurora returns from a whirlwind New York adventure, soaking up the energy of the city that never sleeps. From iconic landmarks to low-key dive bars, she spills on the best hidden gems, fashion inspo from the streets, and how the chaos of the city gave her creative clarity.And if that’s not enough tea, we get into the strange, hilarious, and slightly disturbing case of Britney Furlan—who recently shared her experience of getting catfished in the weirdest way. (Trust us, it’s a plot twist you didn’t see coming.)

The girls start out talking about Easter and 420. They continue with talk about "Furries" and the parallels between furries and the concept of "love is blind," where physical appearance is less important. This leads to cosplay discussion and finding costumes that work well in the summer heat. Aurora discusses her experiences at conventions, explaining that she prefers panels and being on time to dressing up for events. Leia talks about Viva Las Vegas, and about a near miss with Katy Perry. She also describes her experiences auditioning for community theater. Clothing and fashion talk is up next with discussions about comedian attire, zippers, alterations and little black dresses. Aurora talks about missing a trip to Japan, but she's going to Orlando for a birthday celebration. They wrap it up by discussing the challenges of sex, marriage and friendship in the modern era.

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the wild world of digital romance—from swiping on dating apps to watching love unfold (or unravel) on reality TV shows. Why are we so hooked on shows like Love on the spectrum and The Bachelor, and what do they reveal about our own dating expectations? We also peel back the curtain on the darker side of online love: catfishing. With real stories, expert takes, and some spicy opinions, we’re unpacking how tech, TV, and trust are reshaping modern relationships. Is it love, lust, or just a really well-curated profile?

In this episode, we explore the idea of “love is blind” and how it can sometimes make us overlook key issues in relationships. We discuss real-life scenarios like prenups, hooking up, core values, and religion. Prenups: Are they a sign of mistrust or a smart precaution? Hooking Up: Does casual sex affect our judgment in love? Core Values: How do shared beliefs shape a relationship? Religion: Can love thrive when religious differences exist? Tune in as we dive into these topics and offer insights on how to approach love with clarity and awareness.

In this episode, we dive deep into the emotional world of breakups through the lens of music. Join us as we share our favorite breakup songs, from heart-wrenching ballads to empowering anthems that perfectly capture the highs and lows of love lost. We explore the stories behind the songs, what makes them resonate with us personally, and how music helps us navigate heartbreak. Whether you're looking for catharsis or just want to relive those raw moments, this episode is the ultimate playlist for anyone who is ever loved, lost, and found comfort in the power of a good song.

Leia is looking fabulous and Aurora describes her Valentines looks. Aurora talks about a couple recent purchases for herself. They talk about being tone deaf in regards to the LA fires. They dive into Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni and It Ends With Us battle. Next they talk about what each brings to the table in their relationships. That leads to talk about body counts, stage names, and the pin up scene. The end things talking about their favorite and go-to items of clothing.