In this episode Regan and Jane answer listeners advice questions. They talk about how to know when a relationship is over, how to deal with feeling excluded from friends, and what to do when you don't want to be friends with someone anymore. They also discuss their thoughts on the ending of The Summer I Turned Pretty.

In this episode, Regan and Jane chat about their fall plans and how they’re romanticizing the season. They discuss what they want to read, watch, wear, and do to make fall fun.

In this episode, Regan and Jane discuss ‘pick-me girls.’ They break down what this behavior means, where it stems from, and how it negatively impacts both women and friendships.

In this episode, Regan and Jane chat about Taylor Swift’s new album announcement, discuss books they want to read, and give their thoughts on The Summer I Turned Pretty.

In this episode, Regan and Brooke discuss the pressure of hitting certain milestones in your twenties and why it’s often easier said than done. They share the value of celebrating the small wins instead of only focusing on the “big” ones society glorifies. Plus, they talk about the truth no one tells you: no one ever really feels fully ready for life’s biggest moments.

In this episode, Regan and Jane discuss the impossible beauty standards placed on women by society. They open up about their own experiences navigating these pressures, the double standards between men and women, and why women are often not 'allowed' to age. They also explore the importance of embracing yourself for who you are and learning to love what makes you unique.

In this episode, Regan and Brooke discuss the topic of people pleasing—what it really means, why it can be harmful, and how it often shows up in everyday life. They open up about their own experiences with people pleasing and share advice for how to stop being a people pleaser.

In this episode, Regan opens up about navigating insecurities and building self-confidence. She shares why perfection is unobtainable, how comparison steals our joy, and offers insight into her own journey with self-doubt. Listen for an honest, relatable conversation on learning to accept yourself exactly the way you are.