In this week's episode, the girls talk about the horror that is "The Pink Tax", which is very much real...even if we like to pretend it's not. Plus, an update on the use of plastic straws in America.

In this week's episode, Savannah, Kait, Robin, and Jess teach each other about the candidates up for midterm elections in Tennessee. Plus, give Kait advice on what to do when you're the mutual friend of two people that meet on a dating app!

In Episode 21, the girls talk about being a young voter in 2018. When Robin admits that she feels disconnected from politics - because she often doesn't understand the issues - Savannah, Kait, and Jess offer ideas on how to really engage.

This episode is all about PRIDE! Savannah, Kait, Robin & Jess interview three very different guests from the LGBTQIA community, discussing everything from their coming out process to reconciling their lifestyle with religious ideologies.

In this week's episode, Savannah, Kait, Jess, and Robin take a listener suggestion to discuss things our parents told us that we thought were 100% true. Turns out, they weren't all totally true! The girls also talk about internet friendships and whether or not they're "real" friendships.

The episode begins with the girls finding out about Kate Spade's unfortunate death and offering advice to anyone struggling with depression. Then, Savannah informs Kait, Robin, and Jess of the changes coming to the Miss America pageant...and that's when they find out Kait was once a pageant queen!The girls also check in with a listener about her online dating experience and discuss how some men feel that they can pressure women into having sex, even if they are saving themselves for marriage. The episode concludes with yet another adult problem - are we supposed to offer food/drink to friends when they come to our houses?!

Savannah, Kait, Robin, and Jess discuss one of their biggest adult-life struggles, student loans, and how they handle them. Whether or not they're handling them correctly, who knows!The girls also talk about how it's easy to assume that strangers are automatically a danger or annoyance, even when they may be completely harmless. Lastly, they discuss yet another adult-life struggle - expiration dates!