WE’RE BACK! 🥂 Season 2 of Tipsy Talks with Jen & Coco is officially here—and apparently we decided to ease back into things with friendship breakups, toxic traits, old wounds, and an accidental therapy session.

What happens when someone has been part of your life for 20 or 30 years, but you start to realize your history might be the only thing still holding the friendship together?

This week, we’re talking about the friends who knew us before we knew ourselves, what happens when we outgrow each other, friendship red flags we ignored (and defended), and the difference between missing who someone used to be and actually wanting them in your life now.

We dig into what it really means to show up for someone, whether longevity earns someone continued access to your life, rebuilding trust one breadcrumb at a time, and the hard truth that sometimes you can't go back to the friendship you had. You have to decide whether the people you've become can build something new.

Of course, this is Tipsy Talks, so somewhere along the way we also get into one-uppers, copied podcasts 👀, moms who were right all along, giving people the entire kingdom before they've earned the keys, and why one of us would absolutely try to reason with a zombie.

Grab a drink. Season 2 has officially begun.

More trauma. Less self-awareness. Same questionable life choices. 🥂

Two daughters. Two completely different fathers. One surprisingly similar set of daddy issues.

This week, Jen & Coco tackle the complicated world of daddy issues. From absent parents and alcoholism to therapy revelations, family conflict, and learning how to set boundaries, this episode gets real fast. It's emotional, vulnerable, occasionally hilarious, and a reminder that healing isn't always pretty—but it's a lot easier when you know you're not the only one carrying the baggage.

This week on Tipsy Talks with Jen and Coco, Jen’s lifelong bestie (“wife”) joins the chaos for stories about friendship breakups, bad decisions, emotional damage, elk pee, stolen schnapps, and surviving 30 years of life together.

From hilarious high school memories to heartfelt conversations about growing through every version of yourself, this episode is equal parts unhinged and wholesome.

Grab a drink and come hang out with us.

Lucky number 13 got REAL spooky real fast 👻✨

This week, Jen and Coco sit down with psychic tarot card reader Sharon Moon for readings that spiral into dead relatives, mystery ghost boys, emotional damage, divine love, yellow candles, and the realization that the ghosts definitely had opinions.

Somewhere between crying, laughing, and discussing Fertile Myrtle timelines, we accidentally turned Episode 13 into a paranormal support group — and honestly? It tracks.

Okay besties—this one’s heavy.

In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we’re having a conversation that’s real, raw, and honestly… a lot. We talk about survival, speaking up, not being believed, and what it actually looks like to go through the system (spoiler: it’s not Law & Order SVU).

We also get into what healing looks like, how to support someone in these conversations, and why your voice still matters—no matter how much time has passed.

And because we cannot stay serious for too long… yes, we also end up arguing about cutting food.

Please listen with care—this episode includes discussion of sexual assault.

If you need support, RAINN is available 24/7 at 800-656-HOPE or rainn.org.

In this episode, we’re diving into the story of husband number two… and let’s just say the red flags were not subtle.

From a meet-cute on a dance floor to a relationship fueled by bad timing, worse decisions, and a whole lot of “this probably isn’t right,” we unpack what it looks like to stay when you shouldn’t—and why sometimes you do anyway.

There’s cheating, questionable choices, a $30 engagement ring, and more than a few moments where the “Jen tingle” was absolutely trying to do its job.

It’s messy, it’s honest, it’s a little unhinged—and it’s also about growth, self-awareness, and learning when to finally walk away.

This week, we’re in our girl boss era and talking about careers, leadership, and the reality of being women in positions of power. We get into how we became managers, the challenges that come with leading people, workplace sexism, burnout, and why protecting your peace matters just as much as doing a good job.

It’s honest, funny, a little ragey, and very relatable for anyone who’s ever been underpaid, overworked, or forced to carry way more than their title should require.

Plus: a chaotic BesTea Time featuring a suspicious Pinterest sugar daddy, prison as a career path, childhood peace, Barney discourse, and a surprisingly dark therapy tangent.

This week on Tipsy Talks with Jen & Coco, we’re diving into adult friendship breakups — the slow fades, the one-sided support, the unanswered questions, and the hard truth that not everyone deserves a seat at your table. Jen gets real about ending a decades-long friendship, Coco shares her own struggles with showing up and opening up, and together we unpack boundaries, loyalty, therapy, and the emotional damage that comes with loving people who don’t always love you back the same way. Also: Coco apparently has a future as a drummer, so there’s that.

This week, we’re diving into the moment everything changed—aka when “it’s probably just a pinched nerve” turned into a multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

Coco shares what it was like to ignore symptoms, get hit with the truth, and figure out how to live in a body that suddenly has its own agenda. We’re talking MRIs, meds that feel like chaos, grief, advocacy, and the weird mix of relief and “what the hell now?”

It’s heavy, it’s honest, and yes… we still manage to laugh through it.

In this episode of Tipsy Talks with Jen & Coco, a simple question sends us into a full spiral:

If your phone was off for a week… who would actually try to find you?

From friendship dependency and chaotic life hypotheticals to toxic bosses and the reality of how work would probably just check the obituaries and move on — this episode goes everywhere.

Somewhere between the laughter and the existential crisis, we realize we might talk to each other more than anyone else… which may or may not be healthy.

Grab a drink and spiral with us. 🍷