The Unofficial Sister Podcast

In this episode, we talk about who we thought we’d be when we were kids and how that compares to where we are now. We reflect on childhood dreams, career pivots, and unexpected paths. Along the way, we catch up on life lately and answer the question of how we knew our husbands were "the one" and green flags to look for.

In this bonus episode, we spiral just a little (nothing new) but in the best way. What starts with sheet pan dinners, scrapbooking, and our current Winter Olympics obsession turns into a deep dive on the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics and the figure skating scandal that changed everything. We talk lots of nostalgia, sister stories, anxiety about the future, and how certain cultural moments quietly shape who we become. We only wish we were physically sitting on the couch watching figure skating with you.

This episode starts with a bit of a rough week. Emi shares what happened when a recorded episode was lost (THIS PODCAST THING IS HARD), reflects on Valentine’s Day traditions, and talks about the importance of communicating your needs in relationships.

We (sadly I this week) also get into health updates, nostalgia, the Olympics, managing DMs, skincare, and vegetables. Yes, really. But don't quit on us now. A life update episode in the truest sense. Honest and figuring it out as we go.

We are back with a little bit of a different but very special episode. Emi sits down with her husband Andrew (aka Meteorologist Andrew) to talk about how they met, from seventh grade friends to married life. We chat teenage memories, their New York City engagement, reflections on marriage, and the very real struggle of choosing a movie to watch together. Full of the kind of conversations that happen when you’ve known someone forever.

This episode begins with a little catching up, of course. Life updates (a big one for Abby!), weekend plans, and we end with what some may call a trivial listener question, but one we consider utmost importance.

The middle of the episode is a reflective conversation, not a full breakdown, surrounding Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart, the new Netflix documentary. We share our unique perspective as young girls growing up in the Salt Lake City Valley at the time of the kidnapping, and what revisiting this story brought up for us now.

Content Note: This episode includes discussion of kidnapping and trauma.

In this episode, we talk about working into working out, even if it means lowering the bar. Plus, the usual sister catch-up: life updates, weekend plans, influencer events, viral food trends, and conversations about showing up for friends in different seasons.

We finally did it, we made a podcast instead of just facetiming. In our first episode, we talk sisterhood, motherhood, imposter syndrome, and why we wanted to create a space that feels like hanging out on your parents' living room couch together.