Aurora and Leia kick off 2026 by reflecting on the lessons, chaos, and growth of 2025—and why it’s finally time to let it go. They talk about setting new intentions for the year ahead, shifting energy, and what they are leaving behind as we step into 2026. Plus, they dive into the conversation around Nicki Minaj facing backlash and cancel culture, celebrity accountability, and whether canceling actually does anything. New year, new mindset, same unfiltered opinions.

Aurora and Leia kick things off with a fun catch-up, sharing life updates, laughs, and a little chaos before diving into a deeper conversation. The episode then shifts into a discussion of Netflix’s The Reckoning, where they unpack their reactions, key moments, and the uncomfortable but necessary themes the documentary brings to light. With their signature mix of humor, honesty, and real talk, Aurora and Leia reflect on accountability, power, and why conversations like this matter—while keeping it relatable and engaging for listeners.

This week, Aurora and Leia dive into the chaotic, unspoken truth: Why do some women act like having a boyfriend is low-key embarrassing? They get into why soft-launch culture has us all whispering “my man…”, how dating updates feel like we’re submitting a formal report, why it’s easier to share a breakup than a happy relationship, the right way to unapologetically enjoy your relationship without losing your independent girl era, and of course… a few questionable stories from their own dating archives. It’s funny, honest, a bit chaotic, and somehow still therapeutic. Listen now — and tell us: is having a boyfriend cringe, cute, or case-by-case?

Aurora and Leia dive into Love is Blind Season 8, and spoiler alert: love might be blind, but this cast is lost. We analyze why no one seems to be here for the right reasons (except maybe Netflix’s drama department). Next, a birthday recap. Aurora spent her birthday living her NYC main-character fantasy and Leia celebrated hers watching The Craft at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery like the spooky queen she is. They also touch on love triangles, red flags, and candle-lit gravestones.Grab your iced coffee (or something stronger). We’re going in.

This week, Leia and Aurora dive into the dark side — psychopaths! From charming manipulators to emotionless masterminds, the girls break down what makes someone a psychopath and take a viral test to find out just how “likeable” - or dangerous - they really are. Tune in to hear their scores, the psychology behind it, and which traits might surprise you. Play along at home and take the test yourself — then tell us your score on Instagram @funnycupcake @leialockheart and @thelikeablepodcast

Leia and Aurora spill all the tea about Leia’s recent date… with one of Aurora’s friends! They break down how it went, what worked, what didn’t, and the messy middle of dating someone in your friend’s circle. Expect laughs, honesty, and maybe a few red flags.

Aurora and Leia dive into two big topics this week including the recent conversations and studies around why Americans are having less sex, what cultural and lifestyle factors might be contributing, and how this trend is reshaping modern relationships. Next they explore why people feel the need to leave negative comments on others’ posts. From jealousy and projection to the culture of online snark, they discuss how negativity affects creators and everyday users—and why supporting instead of tearing down matters more than ever.Expect candid insights, humor, and plenty of relatable moments as Aurora and Leia keep it real about intimacy, connection, and digital culture.

In this episode, Aurora and Leia dive into the world of narcissistic traits and the different types of narcissists — from overt and covert to vulnerable and communal. They break down the key signs of narcissistic behavior, including manipulation tactics, gaslighting, and the constant need for validation. The conversation also explores why narcissists are often drawn to empaths — people who are deeply caring, intuitive, and emotionally sensitive. Aurora and Leia discuss the unique push-and-pull dynamic between these personalities, why it can feel magnetic, and how to spot the red flags early on.

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.