Comma Sense (Grammar Pet Peeves)

Is it "who" or "whom"?..."could of" or "could have"? Brace yourselves because in episode 10, Kim and Pam literally spiral over grammar mistakes that make their eye twitch. From rogue apostrophes to “unnecessary double spaces,” (ok, boomer) the newly formed--albeit imaginary, [insert air quotes for effect] "Grammar Police Sibling Squad" decide what’s unforgivable, what’s sadly normalized, and why some people should lose texting privileges.

No grace. No growth. Just vibes, citations and clickety red pens.

Bonus topics:

Google Nonsense

Q&A: What are you most afraid of?

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“In a world…” where the tagline mattered more than the plot, Pam and Kim turn movie posters into a full-blown game show. This episode puts their pop-culture brains to the test with movie tagline trivia—guessing the film from the tagline, calling out blatant marketing lies, and discovering just how many of these have been living rent-free in their heads since the VHS era.

Listeners can play along, keep score if they dare, and yell at their phones like it’s a 90s game show.

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This episode is booby-trapped with nostalgia! We're talkin' childhood traditions, cringy homemade ornaments, and triple-dog-dares on repeat.

The Sisters will be revisiting the holidays discussing cherished memories, some silly and some wholesome. From listening to Muppets carols records crackling to tearing open that one perfect gift they begged for, they're ringing in with the Christmas spirit.

Grab your blanket, settle in, but be sure to drink your Ovaltine!

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The "twisted" sisters are rockin' in episode 7! This time they're peeling back the curtain on the myths, mishaps, and miracles that led to some of music's most iconic band names.

Then they'll dive straight into the fictional bands from film and TV that are without a doubt overdue for an album drop!

Pure rock nostalgia, pop-culture chaos, and the usual peak Sisterical! energy.

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In episode 6, Kim and Pam make pour decisions for breakfast starting with cereals that raised them. The sugary, cartoon-fueled chaos that made Saturday mornings worth waking up for.

From the trauma of soggy graham squares to much anticipated heaping piles of pink sugary cereal milk, it's a crunchy trip down memory lane.

So, grab your mom's Tupperware bowl and your carton of almond milk (eck!) they're pourin' one out for the listeners... with a free toy in every box!

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Ice, Ice… Breaker! (Part Two)

The "Sisterical" sisters are back with another round of ice breaker questions — because apparently one episode wasn’t enough to expose our personal strengths, their favorite Chris, and oddly specific reasoning for their unpopular opinions.

From “Who would play you in a film?" to "What age would you revisit?”, Kim and Pam dig in, overthink it, and somehow end up in a debate about whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie!

It’s chaotic, it’s nostalgic, it’s Sisterical! — and yes, they're still awkwardly terrible at small talk.

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On episode 4, we profess our love for all things pixelated in retro PC gaming!

Kim and Pam swap the joystick and game controller and for the computer keyboard and mouse and discuss their memories of playing PC games in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s!

From Carmen Sandiego to Wolfenstein, they'll discuss where it all began and games they endlessly and unapologetically OBSESSED over.

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Listen in on episode 3, as we discuss all the hot takes, fun mall montages, probably unfair critiques, and sneaky cameos of the 1982 cult classic, Fast Times at Ridgemont High!

What's our rating?

What did Pam reminisce about?

Which character does Kim absolutely detest?

And how 'bout that soundtrack, amiright?

(Oh, and obvi, we’re heavy on the spoilers…)

Also, Q&A about pizza crust and how it can make or break the finale of a good pizza party!

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