Austynn, Zach, Katie, and Chris dig deep this episode to find their personal truths. Some are serious, some are deep, some are just funny, but they are all real!

Chris, Austynn, Zach, and Katie jump into the world of hooking up. Why does it happen? Is it really the fault of social media? Is hooking up different based on gender?

Austynn, Zach, Katie, and Chris dive into everything high school this week. They discuss their best and worst moments, things that made them laugh, things that made them cry, and things they will never forget.

Season 2 kicks off with Austynn, Katie, Zach, and Chris talking about friendships from preschool through high school. Making friends, losing friends, dealing with friends who like you, changing to make friends happy, and so much more is discussed this week!

We discuss our Valentine's Day plans, past Valentine's Day adventures, the unsolved mystery of Brady's secret crush, and much more!

After being away from eachother for a few weeks, and not having the squad together, we decided that we all needed to catch up with each other's lives.

What is the most trouble that you have ever gotten into at school? What is the most trouble that you have ever gotten into at home? We discuss the bad, funny, and entertaining things that we have done that have gotten us in trouble.

The first 11 episodes of the show have brought us to some pretty interesting places, and allowed the listeners to learn some crazy things about all of the hosts. This week we put together an episode containing some of the best moments from our first 11 episodes of the podcast, it was hard to choose.

This week we had so much random stuff to talk about we decided to do all of it. We hit on misconceptions that parents/teachers have of teens, why online school sucks, unpopular opinions, we tore apart K-Pop fans, and we suggested what you should be watching on Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+

We all know that the after school specials say drugs are bad, and those who do drugs are bad people. But, is that what drugs look like in 2021 for teens? Spoiler Alert, the answer is no!