If you had to pick, would you rather be a person with goals and no drive? Or have drive but no goals? In this episode, Jay and Cherese give their take on this question while engaging in the deep exploration of its pros and cons, moving with intention, the meaning to life, and much more! 

In this episode of The Twin Tapes, Jay and Cherese have a funny and enlightening conversation on the difference between having self belief vs.being  unrealistically delusional. They also take a look at what can contribute to possessing delusion in the first place, and talk about the pros and cons of both sides. 

As we grow up, sometimes we grow out of old friendships and into new ones. In this episode, the twins have a deep dive conversation about friends and friendships in adulthood. 

Ahhh, traveling! In this episode, the twins talk about traveling, vacations, places they've visited, and how to stay safe while traveling. 

Work life balance gets tricky when one area seems to be prioritized while the other one gets neglected. In this episode, the twins discuss their work life balance, how they got there, and solutions to achieving and maintaining a work life balance that can work for you. 

In this kick off episode to Season 2, the twins bring back their "Would You Rather" series. Jay and Cherese go through some would you rather questions in rapid fire fashion, and urge the viewers to think about which they'd rather do too!

As 2021 comes to a close, so does Season 1 of The Twin Tapes! In this episode, the twins reflect on their year, the idea of new years resolutions, and things one should consider moving forward into 2022. 

Music is a part of our everyday lives. The role it serves is not only for entertainment, but has proven to be therapeutic. The twins discuss the importance music has played in their lives.

Sometimes life calls for difficult conversations, but navigating one can be more difficult than the conversation itself. In this episode, the twins discuss all aspects around difficult conversations, and offer advice to work through them. 

The twins pose a would rather question, with an interesting take on the red pill vs. blue pill.