Wags tells a story she wrote about second chances, reflects on season 1, and talks plans for S2. She wanted to thank everyone who made this season possible and supported her when she was at her lowest.

In an unplanned, impromptu episode, Wags talks about dating and how online expectations often differ from reality. Are applications such as Tinder, Bumble, etc. really solving any problems?

Nick Signorelli guest stars. After a couple's trip to Brooklyn, New York, the two discuss tattoos, weird omens, and strange encounters with NY Strangers.

Without a guest this week, Wags talks about adulting. At what age does one become a true adult? If it's fate, is it meant to work out or is that just something we tell ourselves? Also included: why you should leave Freshmen alone. Enjoy this week's extra-lowkey episode.

Wags and Deric talk about stand-up comedy and sports they played (or rode the bench during) as children. What better combination of topics?

Wags brings on guest star Bella Corigliano. The two sip wine and talk about relationships in college and how to spot them, falling in love, and provide lots of commentary on Mac Miller's new album, Swimming.

How is dating as a male different than dating as a female, you might ask? Rob Smith joins Wags and talks dating to marry, personal standards, and what he considers creepy when dating someone.

Wags and Emma discuss middle school beef, drifting from friends, and the bisexual Tinder experience. Will Emma and Wags be friends forever? Probably.

Wags and Abbi talk toxic relationships, getting ghosted, and waitressing gone wrong. Part two of the two-part series.

Recorded on Friday the 13th, Wags and Abbi discuss tattoos in the workplace following a special Friday the 13th tattoo appointment. Are Wags and Abbi superstitious, or just majorly unlucky human beings?