Bravolebrity, author, and OG beauty blogger Nadine Jolie Courtney joins the ladies for a top button bursting Thanksgiving brunch. The ladies chat leftovers, the adoptable Walter Matthau, and the parallels between poppa Trump and poppa Simpson. Women’s health issues bring out the gross and the 90s stay grungy with Pearl Jam. Happy Birthday Sara!

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This Sunday, the ladies get together for their first long distance brunch! Sara breaks down the hair-related pros and cons of Seattle, Rachael tries (and immediately abandons) roller skating, and the ladies agree to disagree on the level of attractiveness of various men. Fire ants and rainy dogs make the gross list, and 90s style gets comfy with boots that are fit for a Pacific Northwest rainy day.

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Startup veteran Vanessa Carbajal joins the ladies for a shame-inducing brunch featuring frozen pizza, subscription boxes, and (many) entire bottles of wine. Sara finds a hero in Juan Valdez, Rachael ups her workout game, and Vanessa ditches carbs for cauliflower. Finally, a 90s hairdo inadvertently makes a comeback for those who are symmetrically challenged.

 

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The leaves are a changin’ in this November brunch as the ladies chat pickled delights, Ladies of London, and the pitfalls of a workout onesie. Sara appreciates IKEA’s calming presence, Rachael updates us on her new professional frontier, and the ladies end this short but sweet episode with a bittersweet symphony.

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Tacos from a truck take center stage as celebrity makeup artist Emily Oliver joins the ladies for a very special Halloween brunch! Rachael gets serious about sliders, Sara has a new starring role, and Emily shares her top beauty picks. Finally, a 90s throwback reminds the ladies that velvet isn’t just for the curtains in the recording studio — just don’t make Emily touch it.

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Catch up with the ladies this brunch as they chat breakfast in Venice, lovely lingerie, and how to Netflix ‘n chill with your long distance bestie. Sara is shamed by an adult meeting with a teenage heartthrob, while Rachael rejects the notions of a DIY sushi party. Finally, the dark strikes fear in the ladies’ hearts as they reminisce about a very spooooooky 90s nostalgia.

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Comedian Kate Nicholls joins the ladies for Rachael’s birthday brunch to chat panty lines, Disney kids, and too much tuna. Rachael gets into character, Sara rebuffs the sun’s hot pursuit, and Kate recounts a tale of an unplanned tree. Rachael hates pumpkin but loves pumpkin spice – is that the 6th spice girl? The ladies reminisce in 90s nostalgia.

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Comedian Steve Hofstetter joins the ladies for The Shepod’s premiere co-ed brunch. Sara continues her quest to find Rachael’s true love in the form of an accountant, Rachael is getting the wrong kind of love bites, and Steve commits to the vest. Locksmiths, tiny portions, and a musical act from a West Virginian Thai restaurant are deemed gross. And finally, the 90s (literally) call as the days of actual human interaction are missed by all.

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Happy October! In this fall brunch, the ladies discuss their shared love for themed workouts, Rachael can’t quit popcorn, and Sara is overwhelmed by hummus. SUVs and the evil media telling us to hurry up and procreate are deemed gross. And finally, the wearable candy that everyone loved NOT eating brings the ladies back to their childhood engagements.

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Actress and dancer Chelsea Latimer joins the ladies to chat daybreaking, exit strategies, and the age-appropriate window of a denim miniskirt. Sneaky proselytizing, dirty ovens, and your boyfriend’s disrespectful lady friends make the gross list. Finally, Judd Apatow’s OG series strikes an emotional chord — come sail away, come sail away, come sail away with us (and our pinot grigio, which we clearly had too much of this episode).

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