Can our pets tell time? More importantly, will Sarah ever make it through an episode without talking about her dog? (Spoiler alert - probably not.) In addition to these very important questions, this week we talk about what makes a good person, the complexities of caretaking, and try to figure out how to be more present in a world that is constantly yanking at our attention. Maybe everything would feel simpler if our brains were, too.

Newsflash - the universe is expanding, and we’re not handling that information well. In this episode, we dive into the concept of home: how you can’t ever really go back, but sometimes being with your parents feels like a weird little time warp that lets you play kid again (mentally, at least). We also get into body autonomy and what it means to claim agency over your own pleasure. Does anyone know when are we finally gonna let women take the wheel when it comes to their desire and image? Anyone?

This week we were both in our feelings, and you know what? That’s okay. We talk through letting go of cynicism (even if it means risking heartbreak) and get honest about difficult mother-daughter dynamics and the cult of diet culture. Fair warning - we discuss eating disorders and our personal experiences with them. We know it’s a tricky subject so skip this one if that’s what’s best for your own heart!

This week we discuss what it feels like to throw all caution to the wind and say yes to life’s adventures, what’s lost when we don’t tell the whole truth (even if it’s a hard one) and what it’s like to live in the grey areas. Plus, Anna shares some excellent advice about how to connect with people you’ve just met.

We didn’t grow up religious — but that didn’t stop us from having an existential crisis about it. This episode is a spiral: into belief, identity, self-sabotage, and the terrifying possibility that we might just be... boring. It’s awkward, chaotic, kind of sad, kind of funny — basically, church.

In this week’s episode, we dive into the difference between being seen and being watched, what it feels like to be an actor, big feelings, and crack way too many poop jokes for Anna’s liking - even more than usual, chaos ensues.

In this week’s episode, we’re unpacking the weird in-between of never quite fitting in, and how coupled-culture is designed to make single people feel like they’re always second-best. We ask ourselves what constitutes a “real” life and share the best advice we’ve ever received.

This week, we’re talking about the magic of being fully present—plus why it’s so tricky to actually get there. We also get into social anxiety (including why introducing different friend groups feels like defusing a bomb). The good news? We might’ve stumbled on a few helpful clues for handling it all. Spoiler: it has a lot to do with trust… and letting go of control (easier said than done, we know).

In this episode of Your Crazy Best Friends, we’re talking about messing up, feeling shame, and learning to laugh at it all. From reframing failure to embracing masturbation and letting go of emotional control, we explore how to stop taking life so seriously—and maybe even have fun with the chaos.

In this week’s episode, we dive into a letter that captures the chaotic, thrilling magic of losing control — and finding yourself. We talk about the tension between control and pleasure, swap funny (and slightly mortifying) stories about how we first learned about sex (spoiler: it involves a secret porn stash), and unpack how part of growing up is getting more comfortable with emotions — like anger — that can feel wildly out of control, but are actually vital to recognize and communicate.