This week we're exchanging our worst New Year's Eve stories and announcing a better alternative - a Solstice Ball in a castle!

We created a fashion moodboard for each Venus Sign. Plus we debate our thoughts on Christopher Nolan's the Odyssey. And we have a few Myth Makers Society updates at the end!

How does ACOTAR fit into the fantasy genre? From Twilight to Fifty Shades to the commercial fan fiction world of today. Plus Karmic lessons, growing up and picking friends...

We're back! This week we chat about Selkie, scams, bad luck with cars, and Love Island.

We answer your questions and talk through how we actually put events together: how and why it’s changed, what’s hard, and what we love about it. Plus origin-story lore about our friendship, our one fight, and how our complementary ADHDs keep us moving. Also: faeries, Frogcore, and stepping on people.

This week we end up free associating through all sorts of games—from board games at No Land Beyond to nostalgic favs like Yu-Gi-Oh, Mysterium, and Taboo to college chaos, Mario Kart, and even the Burger King racing game. Somehow that turns into Hunger Games thoughts, rule-breaking tendencies, and a dive into church trauma (Catholic vs. Southern Baptist, the Rapture, and a revisiting of Y2K anxiety for flavor).

We also get into comparing COVID experiences, Poshmark drama and scams, and our thoughts on TV—from Euphoria (yes, spoilers) to Love Island, stan behavior, and the ethics of digging up old posts.

This episode we’re talking about the real cost of our events, a cease and desist we didn’t see coming, and the scams lurking everywhere. Plus, Backrooms was one of the scariest movies we’ve seen in ages (Minjee’s already got plans to see it again), synastry and energy (our strengths really work together), and a reminder: go be your best fantasy weirdo self!

It’s our very first episode! And we’re chatting about what we’ve been building with Myth Makers Society, the kind of community we’re dreaming up, and everything inspiring us right now. From our star charts to seeing The Mandalorian at the Smithsonian, it’s a little bit of everything. So, exactly how our conversations usually go.