The Gap Girls

In "The Freedom of Aging," BT and Tubby embark on a hilariously candid journey through the quirks and joys of growing older. The podcast delves into the liberating aspect of prioritizing comfort over fashion as one ages. With a refreshing blend of humor and insight, the hosts celebrate the freedom that comes with embracing cozy attire and letting go of societal pressures to constantly keep up appearances. From trading in stilettos for slippers to proudly sporting elastic waistbands, they explore the humorous side of relinquishing fashion constraints in favor of personal comfort. BT and Tubby share anecdotes and reflections on how age brings a newfound confidence to speak one's mind without the burden of excessive filtering. The podcast highlights the liberation of engaging in honest conversations, free from the need to constantly worry about perceptions or societal norms. Through their witty banter and relatable stories, the hosts remind listeners of the joy and authenticity found in embracing one's age and the wisdom that comes with it. "The Freedom of Aging" serves as a delightful reminder that growing older doesn't have to mean losing one's sense of humor or authenticity. BT and Tubby offer a lighthearted yet insightful exploration of the freedoms that come with aging, from prioritizing comfort to embracing honest conversations. Their podcast is a celebration of the quirks and joys of getting older, reminding listeners that with age comes a unique brand of freedom to be unapologetically oneself. Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow us on IG @gapgirlspodcast

We suspect social media (surprise).  In the most recent Gap Girls Podcast episode titled "WTH is Wrong with Kids Today," hosts Tubby and BT delve into the concerning rise of mental health issues among today's youth, attributing a significant portion of the problem to the omnipresence of social media in their lives. BT is still traumatized from rejection 40 plus years ago and explores the double rejection if social media had existed.  They chat about the lack of  privacy online, pointing out how being a teen nowadays means your whole life is out there for everyone to see. They discuss the ways in which the constant comparison and the pressure to conform to unrealistic standards contribute to a heightened sense of anxiety and depression among the younger generation. And if adults have FOMO from social media, how can we even imagine the impact on our kids? BT and Tubby share personal anecdotes and insights from their own experience creating a relatable and empathetic space for listeners to reflect on the challenges faced by today's youth and young adults.  Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow them on IG @gapgirlspodcast

In this episode of The Gap Girls, BT and Tubby explore the multifaceted world of soon-to-be empty nesters. With Tubby just sending her oldest off to college and BT with a senior in high school preparing for college, they explore the newfound upsides and heartaches of the empty nest. It's a journey that begins with a gleeful realization: less cleaning, fewer laundry piles, and far fewer domestic squabbles over who's to blame for the toilet paper shortage. The sense of domestic tranquility that comes with the empty nest is a revelation, where the house practically sighs with relief. But as BT and Tubby wryly remind us, there's another side to the story. The heartache of saying goodbye to your grown-up children as they embark on their own journeys can be poignant. The silence in the house where laughter once echoed, the absence of late night conversations, and the longing for the not-so-subtle pleas for their freedom. In the end, the empty nest brings a mixed bag of emotions. It's a liberating experience marked by the absence of daily chores and the excitement for travel, but it's also a poignant reminder of the profound love, memories, and connections forged over the years. As BT and Tubby reflect, the heartbreak of separation is just as much a part of the journey as the joys of newfound freedom. It's a bittersweet note that lingers long after the kids have left the nest. About the Gap Girls Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow us on IG @gapgirlspodcast

Join BT and Tubby on a rollercoaster journey through the unpredictable landscape of anxiety. These two friends bring laughter, insight, and a hefty dose of realness as they explore their own battles with anxiety and share their unconventional, yet surprisingly effective, methods for managing it. And even the upsides of living with anxiety. Episode Highlights: Dispensary Dilemmas: One of them takes a first-time trip to the local dispensary, where she navigates the world of CBD and its potential anxiety-reducing benefits. Running from Anxiety: Strap on your sneakers as the duo explores the therapeutic power of a good run. They discuss the anxiety relief while sharing entertaining anecdotes of their own attempts to outrun their worries (sometimes quite literally). Clean Freaks Unite: Ever tried to scrub away your anxieties? BT and Tubby have! In this episode, they share their cleaning rituals and the surprising sense of calm that can come from a spotless home. Therapy in Friendship: Lean in as BT and Tubby discuss how they use each other as informal therapists. They reveal the secrets of their support system, from phone calls to text messaging, they are available 24/7. About the Gap Girls Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow us on IG @gapgirlspodcast

Tubby goes to college, well, her daughter that is. In this episode, we're dishing out the juicy deets on how college life has gone from "meh" to "oh yeah!" since the good ol' 1990s. Get ready to have your mind blown as we spill the tea on swanky dorm rooms, dining upgrades that'll make your taste buds dance, and amenities that could give a fancy spa a run for its money. Remember those dorm rooms that were cozier than a clown car? Yeah, those days are ancient history. Nowadays, it's like students are checking into the Ritz-Carlton of dorm living. We're talking spacious layouts that are basically bigger than some studio apartments, chic furniture that wouldn't be out of place in a design magazine, and bathrooms that are so private, you'll forget you're even sharing a building with other people. And BT wants to know where all the average looking girls (like herself) went to in college? About the Gap Girls Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow us on IG @gapgirlspodcast

In this pawsitively hilarious episode of "Fur-real Talk: For the Love of Dogs, co-hosts BT & Tubby, dive headfirst into the wacky world of our four-legged friends – yes, you guessed it, dogs! From the chaotic vet visits that make us question our sanity to the endless stream of nicknames (e.g. Princess Chicken Breath, Poopie Paws, Trash Mouth) we shower upon our furry companions, we're exploring the quirks, smells, appetites, and undeniable charm of our canine buddies. Joining us in this uproarious adventure are the dynamic duo of doggy divas, Roxie and Bear! About the Gap Girls Gap Girls is like an audio therapy session laced with laughter. Imagine two pals who've shared more laughs than can be counted, now inviting you into their world of relatable chaos. BT (Deb) and Tubby's (Barb) candid conversations bring a refreshing twist to the ups and downs of parenting, aging, and all the absurdity in our lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the cubicle days or navigating the intricate art of gracefully aging (or not), their banter is a reminder that life's quirks are best faced with a hearty dose of humor. Tune in on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for your fix – because, in the end, it's all about finding joy in the delightful messiness of life. Follow us on IG @gapgirlspodcast

You might still feel 22 but your body definitely knows your not and isn't afraid to tell you. From overnight weight gains to being targeted 'mature' content, and no, we don't mean the good stuff, BT & Tubby discuss their own experiences discovering their over 50 bodies. And word to the wise, try planning having kids so perimenopause and raising teenagers does NOT happen at the same time. Follow the Gap Girls Podcast on IG gapgirlspodcast

Today the Gap Girls talk about the gut-wrenching feeling for parents when your kids are unhappy and how co-hosts BT & Tubby use footsteps and pets to get indicators of happiness or sadness levels. As Tubby calls it, living with the the "Factory of Sadness'.

Just when you think teenagers can't get more gross, trying looking in their backpack. You never know (or are prepared) onwhat you'll find in there. At least you know what you're getting with a toilet. From smashed food to crumpled homework to 'lost' school supplies, we go through our personal discoveries.

Like a pyramid scheme, there's no transparency into what's really happening when your teenager says they are 'Almost Done'. Fortunately, parents seems to come equipped with superpowers as it relates to what their kids say vs. what that really means. In this episode of the Gap Girls, hosts BT and Tubby talk about what 'Almost Done' means as it applies to a chore, homework, or really anything they are working on. Hint: They aren't almost done.