Ever started a podcast thinking you’d talk about your week, but accidentally unpacked your entire emotional landscape instead? Same. This week, Rachel opens up about juggling too much, therapy breakthroughs, and how her love language might just be “introducing everyone to everyone.” From axolotl trivia to polyamory realizations, this one’s equal parts deep dive and delightful chaos. Come for the laughter, stay for the life lessons (and Rachel’s accidental TED Talk).

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What do your emotions say about you? This week, Rachelle and Alyssa take the PANAS test (Positive and Negative Affect Schedule) and compare results—one of them lands in the “passionate but stressed” camp while the other is officially the “cheerful cheerleader.” Curious? Take the test yourself here: https://psytests.org/emo/panasen.html.

In true Deep and Funny fashion, the conversation spirals into unexpected territory: Rachelle giving out vibrators at a fish fry, the saga of “purse Advil on steroids,” and what it means when your whole candle is on fire (spoiler: it’s not good for wax longevity). Plus, you’ll hear about cacao ceremonies that taste like dirt, floor dancing as therapy, and whether we grew up in “ask” or “guess” families.

It’s part science, part chaos, and part free vibrator giveaway.

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Did you miss us? We took a tiny unplanned break (small team, big lives—we’re doing our best!), but we’re back with Season 2 of Deep and Funny. In this episode, Rachelle and Alyssa swap stories about breaking furniture in the most embarrassing ways, Chipotle mix-ups that prove “Alyssa” is apparently the most popular name in town, and why driving makes one of us more tired—not less. We also dive into chaotic family birthday parties, the strange joy of road-trip naps, and the never-ending debate over whether book clubs should meet weekly or monthly.

It’s candid, it’s ridiculous, and it’s exactly the kind of deep-and-silly ride you’ve come to expect.

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