EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 38 MIN
🎙️Twin Tangents Court - Episode 7 - The Case of the Family Feuds (AUDIO ONLY) 🎙️
from Twin Tangents Because Therapy Was Booked · host Anthony Casanova and Nalee Her
This is your sign to text your fave unlicensed therapists. (That’s us).Order in the court — family business is now public record.In Episode 7 of Twin Tangents Court: The Case of the Family Feuds, Anthony and Nalee preside over the most emotionally charged cases to date — where the offenders know your childhood, your secrets, and still take your stuff anyway.First on the docket: Remote Control Dominance. It’s family movie night, but somehow one person has assumed full control of the remote like it’s a position of power. Skipping scenes, overriding choices, and declaring “no, we’re not watching that.” The court examines authority, fairness, and whether holding the remote automatically makes you the decision-maker.Next: Wardrobe Theft. You didn’t lose your hoodie — it was taken. Borrowed without asking, claimed without permission, and now permanently relocated to a sibling’s closet. The court reviews ownership rights, borrowing etiquette, and the long-standing family tradition of “if I wear it enough, it becomes mine.”But the dysfunction doesn’t stop there.The judges also explore Sibling Group Chat Chaos and The Great Holiday Cookoff — where passive-aggressive messages, culinary arrogance, and unspoken family politics come to a boil. Who’s actually contributing? Who’s overstepping? And why is every dish suddenly a competition?Arguments are heated. Definitions are questioned (including what badonky even means). And for once… the court may not fully agree.Cases reviewed: 📺 Remote control dominance and movie night dictatorship 🧥 Wardrobe theft and sibling “borrowing” culture 💬 Sibling group chats, side conversations, and digital drama 🍽️ Holiday cookoffs, culinary ego, and family politics Possible verdicts include: Guilty of Family-Level Offenses Not guilty due to lifelong sibling chaos Case pending (because this will absolutely happen again) Court is adjourned. Share the remote. Return the hoodie. And remember — in this court, family history will be used against you.⚠️ Twin Tangents: Because Therapy Was Booked ⚠️ Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unhinged (just a bit).Hosted by Nalee & Anthony—this is your safe, spicy space to spiral. Expect adult content, hot takes, and high-functioning chaos.And yes, we call our listeners H.O.E.S. (Hilarious. Over it. Emotionally unstable. Spicy.) It’s not an insult. It’s a hoe-mmunity. September is stacked with tangents, pop culture chaos, and sweater-weather spirals. Stay tuned—it’s going to be a ride. Just when you thought the chaos was over—Anthony and Nalee invite you to keep the tangents going. With a soft outro vibe and one last wink to the listener, this post-roll points you toward the Twin Tangents website and socials for more unfiltered content. Because if you’re still here, you clearly get it… and we love that for you.🎙️ Stay connected with Twin Tangents Because Therapy Was Booked Unfiltered. Unexpected. Unbothered.🌐 Website: www.twintangentspodcast.com All our socials, episodes, and contact info live here.📱 Follow us on Socials: Instagram: @theofficialtwintangents Facebook: Twin Tangents Because Therapy Was Booked X (Twitter): @twintangents💌 Got thoughts, tangents, or just need to vent? Reach out via our site or socials. We’re all ears.
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This is your sign to text your fave unlicensed therapists. (That’s us). Order in the court — family business is now public record. In Episode 7 of Twin Tangents Court: The Case of the Family Feuds, Anthony and Nalee preside over the most emotionally charged cases to date — where the offenders know your childhood, your secrets, and still take your stuff anyway. First on the docket: Remote Control Dominance. It’s family movie night, but somehow one person has assumed full control of the r...
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