The girls discuss an array of topics that relate to putting people on pedestals, particularly influencers and celebrities. They talk about how the outcome usually results in disappointment and confusion. Naomi and Martha bring up some examples (ex. Harry Styles) during their conversation to further convey their message. They also chat about how, nowadays, posting on your social media is the way people take a stance and talk about the social issues happening in the world.

For this episode, Naomi and Martha put their brains to the test. They decided to do a BuzzFeed quiz in which they were asked a series of questions that a fifth-grader could realistically answer. Going into the quiz, the girls didn't consider that it was intended for Americans rather than Canadians - seeing that a good portion of the questions was geared for Americans. Additionally, Naomi flames Martha, during the question of the week, because she drinks BLACK coffee.

This week, Naomi and Martha talk about things that they think are overrated or underrated. Although the majority of their list is for the most part overrated, they discuss topics that range from food, music, to acting and much more. They also have a surprisingly insightful conversation about high school relationships.

Although Naomi and Martha have absolutely zero knowledge about boxing, they decided to express their opinions about fights that have been occurring between Youtubers, Tiktokers and other individuals. The girls give an overview of the boxing matches that have already happened and the ones that are being anticipated.

In this week's episode, the girls discuss their current unpopular opinions. These unpopular opinions range from thoughts about soggy cereal to over-romanticized aspects of high school. Naomi and Martha also passionately express their hatred for the show Riverdale and overall criticize it.

There are definitely many expectations people have for high school that usually stem from movies and shows that are outright cliché and depict a wildly inaccurate version of high school. But fear not fellow teenagers, for Martha, Naomi, and Kelly bust those high school myths! The expectations they tackle in this episode range from relationships to popularity. The girls give their takes on each expectation and offer some words of wisdom on the matter. Check out the Let's Procrastinate Podcast: https://linktr.ee/letsprocrastinate

Naomi, Martha and Kelly reflect on their past eras and rank them using a tier list. Some eras were memorable while some were outright cringey. The girls also talk about what movies/shows they didn't like, which pertains to the question of the week mentioned in the episode.10

This week, Naomi and Martha talk about burnout and their own personal experiences with burning out. They go off topic quite a few times and have sidebars about things such as science, ageing, and reading. Overall, the girls share their perspectives on burning out in hopes of being relatable to some.

The girls reminisce about the time they choreographed a dance routine in middle school and documented it. They talk about how they recreated the dance - while singing the song that was playing - a year later and saw how horrible their dancing and singing was. Kelly and Martha also get into a heated argument about certain movies for a good portion of the episode. Find The Little Women Podcast Here: linktr.ee/Littlewomen

Trigger Warning: This episode contains themes of sexual assault and rape Kelly joins Martha and Naomi, once again, to discuss their opinions about the downfall of David Dobrik and the vlog squad. They give a timeline of David Dobrik's allegations and controversies as well as describe the different responses that came out from certain vlog squad members.