it’s been a while…

Kim and Emma have fallen victim to the Korean Wave, and now it's your turn. Buckle up as your favorite friends talk about everything from boba to BTS! (this was recorded in July I'M SORRY it took me so long to edit!!!)

aka the influencer and the nepo-baby are back and in person for this month's episode! Everyone has dreams (unless you're Kim) so when do you give those up in exchange for a realistic career? Join Emma and Kim as they discuss their life choices and career regrets at the ancient age of 24.

Are there any? Kim and Emma have discovered how they act in conflict on paper, but how does that affect the rest of their lives, and the other people they interact with? Enjoy two people pleasers vent about the sharks in their life during this epic conclusion to the two part conflict series.

Those are words neither Kim nor Emma have ever said before. Conflict is a part of life, so how do you deal with it? Do you ignore it until it goes away or face it head on? Follow along with Kim and Emma as they take a quiz to discover their "types" when faced with a conflict, and explore the benefits and limits of each type!

And we’re not talking about basketball—unfortunately. This episode is full of passionate emotions (arguing) as well as empathy for other people (from half of us). If you like listening to two guys make two girls mad, (a white man not be able to understand anyone else’s situation) then this is the episode for you! We will be back to our regularly scheduled programming next month— see you then!! <3 **warning: discussions of mental health and su*cide

...he's a walking red flag.  Welcome to the Take 2 Valentine's Day Special!! In this episode love experts Kim (in a long-term relationship) and Emma (perpetually single) share their red and green flags when dating.

Comparison is the thief of joy, so it should come as no shock that Emma and Kim started the new year comparing themselves and their lives to everyone around them.  Some people are still in school, some people dropped out, some people are married, and some people are on their second kid, so who is doing it right?  Join your favorite anxiety ridden hosts as they give unwarranted opinions on the different stages of adult life.

Kim was raised Buddhist and Emma was raised Catholic.  Does their religious upbringing subconsciously effect their opinions on marriage, friendships, and the future?  Probably, because it subconsciously effected this episode which was not supposed to center around religion, but it did...so enjoy :)

it's spring break, and no one is crazier than Kim and Emma (obviously).  let me paint you a picture: ginger shots, acai bowls, and coffee.  join Kim and Emma as they catch up from Kim's birthday, and take a deep dive into their fashion sense.