Tipsy Talks With Jen & Coco

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. 🍷

This week, Jen takes us back to where it all started — meeting her first husband at 15 years old, riding the bus together, and falling into what looked like a classic high school sweetheart love story.

But as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this relationship had a twist that apparently everyone saw coming....except her.

Join Jen and Coco as they talk through young love, early marriage, and the moment when life throws in a plot twist that changes everything. It's chaotic, honest, surprisingly funny, and proof that sometimes the stories that seem the most normal turn out to be anything but.

Grab your iced wine… this one gets interesting.

This week we’re diving headfirst into the wild world of online dating — from Plenty of Fish and Craigslist to Christian Mingle and Tinder. We’re talking ghosting, red flags, zoo memberships (yes, really), three-hour late dates, and the kind of investigative skills that should qualify for the FBI.

There are bad dates. There are worse dates. There’s a man who ate all the sushi. There’s a save-the-date plot twist. And somehow… husbands at the end of it all.

Grab your iced wine. It’s about to get weird.

Fire in the kitchen, floodwater in Vegas, and malaria on a honeymoon—yes, all in one episode. We’re talking the Old Bay seasoning disaster, childhood beliefs that should’ve come with warning labels, a family vacation from hell (car trouble, blisters, CPS, and a hotel fire), and a Dominican Republic trip that ends with a medical plot twist. If you like your podcasts unhinged, you’re home.

Grief doesn’t come with instructions — but apparently it does come with dark humor and iced wine. Episode 3 is raw, honest, and a reminder that healing isn’t linear. Trigger warning included. Listen gently.

Episode 2 is live and y’all… meet DAISY. 💀🎭

What started as a middle school breakup excuse turned into an entire fake identity with a social media, a stock photo, and emotional damage.

Add in some age roasting and traumatic oversharing and boom—classic Tipsy Talks.

Welcome to Tipsy Talks with Jen & Coco—the podcast where trauma meets humor, healing is questionable, and nothing is technically advice.

In our very first episode, we introduce ourselves, explain why we’re doing this podcast (because we’re a delight… and also a mess), and tell the wildly chaotic story of how we became best friends after meeting through victim advocacy work. Jen shares her experience as a survivor, Coco shares the behind-the-scenes of how they met, and together they recount the most unhinged friendship-bonding moment of all: attending a parole hearing… slightly too “Colorado-friendly.”

We wrap things up with lighter bestie banter: “If I disappeared for 24 hours…” questions, what crimes we’d get arrested for (hypothetically 😅), and a “we’re not judging… but we are” segment covering grocery stores, texting habits, weddings, and work meetings.