Friendship breakups hurt in ways no one talks about—and we’re getting into it. From growing apart to choosing yourself, this episode is all about healing and letting go. 💔✨

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we put our knowledge to the test with real 5th grade trivia questions.Tune in as we compete, embarrass ourselves, and question everything we learned in school. Play along and see if YOU can pass 5th grade in 2026!

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we’re taking the 5 Love Languages quiz LIVE and reacting to our results in real time 👀 From words of affirmation to acts of service, we break down how we give and receive love — in relationships, friendships, and everything in between.

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we dive into a movies vs TV shows debate you didn’t know you needed. We compare Sinners vs Marty Supreme and Heated Rivalry vs Interview with a Vampire.

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we’re sharing our New Year’s resolutions and how we’re really approaching the new year—no pressure, no toxic productivity, just honest goals and fresh intentions. ✨#NewYearsResolutions #NewYearReset #GoalSetting #GenZPodcast #EscapismPodcast

This week on The Escapism Podcast, we’re making our Naughty & Nice list — pop culture edition 🎅🏽✨ Who’s getting candy canes and who’s getting coal in their stocking based on their behavior this year? From messy celebrity moments to internet favorites who stayed unproblematic, we’re breaking down the biggest pop culture wins, flops, and controversies of the year.

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we’re breaking down our favorite albums of all time — the albums that raised us, got us through different eras of life, and still have no skips.

In this episode of The Escapism Podcast, we’re diving deep into imposter syndrome — why we feel unqualified, how comparison culture affects us, and what it’s like trying to succeed in our 20s while battling constant self-doubt. From career pressure to social media perfection, we break down the moments that made us question if we’re “good enough” and how we’re learning to overcome it.