This episode starts with childhood crush confessions and somehow spirals into seeing dead people, believing in Santa, and whether any of us would survive being stranded in a foreign country. Natali, Carina, and Nicki dive into dating quirks, deal breakers, finances, motherhood expectations, choosing not to have kids, and the friendships you want in your corner when life gets real. It’s equal parts nostalgic, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep, with big questions about who we thought we’d be and who we actually became. You’ll laugh, cringe, and leave wondering which friend you’d call in an emergency.

The girls are back for Part Two, and this time they are asking the big midlife question: what do you do when you have no idea what comes next. Natali, Carina, and Nicki talk through divorces that take forever, businesses that are shifting, kids who keep leaving and coming back, and what it means to build a “bigger life” when you are not even sure where you want to live. They get into loneliness, friendship, rings on fingers, journaling, karmic lessons, and that weird mix of wanting freedom and still craving a home base. It is honest, funny, and uncomfortably relatable at times, and you will walk away feeling a little less alone in your own in-between season.

This week, the women get real about major life changes—divorce, empty nests, business pivots—and what it means to start over in midlife. From Natali’s brave step into a new chapter to Carina’s “I own a university” moment and Nicki’s lessons in money, marriage, and the messy middle, no topic is off-limits. They even manage to turn a psychologist’s “F*** First Rule” into serious (and seriously funny) relationship advice.

It’s honest, heartfelt, and hilarious — you’ll laugh, nod, and feel a little braver about your own transitions.

Somewhere between biscuits, rainstorms, and questionable GPS directions, the girls ask the big question: what is this podcast even about? From midlife transitions and business pivots to what happens when your “professional self” meets your “real self,” they get candid about why they started recording—and what might happen if their actual audiences ever find it. It’s funny, honest, and a little too real for comfort (in the best way).

You’ll laugh, nod, and maybe even wonder what would happen if you hit record on your own life.

It starts with celebrity crushes and somehow ends with godparents, baptism rules,and whether Kevin Costner could pull double duty as a godfather and a boyfriend. This episode has everything: Zach Efron’s jaw surgery, Pedro Pascal debates, and a heated defense of Jeff Goldblum. Between road-trip detours, laughter, and questionable theology, the girls prove once again that their conversations never stay on topic—but always stay entertaining.

You’ll laugh, shake your head, and be very glad someone hit record.

What happens when three besties let AI play therapist? Chaos, laughter, and some surprisingly accurate truths. From conflict styles and brunch behavior to who’s the “hugger” and who’s the “chaos comedian,” the girls take a friendship quiz that reveals way too much about their personalities—and their group chat habits. Between business interruptions, inside jokes, and a debate over who’d survive a leaked Polo, it’s all the fun of girls’ night… without the hangover.

You’ll laugh, relate, and maybe even text your best friend after this one.

What happens when three middle-aged besties start asking the big questions—like, are we officially old now, or just really wise with better skincare? This week, the conversation spirals from aching knees and 20-year-old skin envy to reinventing yourself at midlife, dancing in your 80s, and yes… yet another passionate debate about The Bodyguard. They talk aging, confidence, and the surprising perks of caring a little less about what anyone thinks.

You’ll laugh, nod, and feel completely seen—because midlife isn’t the end of the story; it’s just when the plot gets interesting.

What starts as a deep dive into the world of “weird side hustles” somehow turns into heartfelt confessions about friendship, burnout, and why Legally Blonde might just be the best business manual ever written. The girls spill on their entrepreneurial superpowers, their biggest kryptonite (spoiler: it’s people), and the weirdest places they’ve ever taken a business call. By the end, there’s laughter, a few tears, and the kind of honesty only true friends can get away with.

Pour a drink, grab your favorite sweatshirt, and eavesdrop on the conversations we probably shouldn’t record — but absolutely did.