This week Bianca sits down with comedian Eva Alexopoulos —and she is funny. Like, actually funny—not “my mom’s friends keep telling me I should do stand-up” funny. She’s appeared at Just For Laughs, hosts the Kickback Comedy Show, and is currently out there killing it while the rest of us are just trying to answer our emails.

Eva joins us to talk about her upbringing, mental health, bad relationships, and all the ways your childhood continues to follow you around long after you’ve moved out.

We get into what happens after you leave an abusive relationship and finally end up with a genuinely nice guy. Because sometimes the real plot twist isn’t dating another disaster—it’s feeling safe enough to realize that some of the things you thought were personality traits were actually trauma responses. Love that journey for us.

We also talk about why therapy can feel so awkward when you grow up with European parents, the weirdness of saying your feelings out loud to a complete stranger, and Eva finally starting therapy.

Eva shares the deeply personal story behind her love of Dalmatians and how that connection grew into something much bigger. We also chat about women in comedy, Just For Laughs, the Kickback Comedy Show, checking in with yourself, and learning how to exist in a healthy relationship when chaos used to feel a lot more familiar.

It’s funny, honest, occasionally dark, and very Barely Edited.

What looks like flirting online is also content strategy, customer service, boundary setting and, occasionally, unpaid therapy.

This week i’m talking to Julia Melz—streamer, spicy content creator and a woman who knows that being online is still a business, even when you’re barely dressed. we get into how she started, the strange requests hiding in her inbox, and what this kind of work can do to friendships, dating and the people who think they know you because they’ve seen you online.

We also talk about the less glamorous back end of the business: keeping customers happy, creating connection without giving away too much and becoming someone’s accidental online therapist. plus, because every serious conversation eventually gets there, we settle the only debate that really matters: android vs. iphone.

It’s business, pleasure and a suspicious amount of emotional support—all barely edited.

Sarah moved from Toronto to Montreal and, somewhere along the way, accidentally became the main character of a mildly unhinged rom-com.

She now leads social and influencer at a men’s fashion brand, but the road there involved a date that landed her a dream job, a lawsuit against her high school, and enough inexplicable plot twists to keep this episode legally interesting.

We talk Montreal versus Toronto, making friends in a new city, working in social media without letting social media ruin your life, and the difference between managing one very large brand and managing several brands at once. We also get into dating, career chaos, and why unfortunate events make significantly better stories once you survive them.

Some people move cities, but Sarah triggered a full plot reset.

Bienvenue, Sarah.