Provanity

We played Red Flag or Green Flag with some questionable social scenarios you've definitely seen ( or lived through), and let's just say... some friendships didn't survive this one. Then, we played Visit, Move, or Block, and dragged a few cities (and neighborhoods) in the process.

We're outside -- with intention. In part one of our convo with Talyssa Delgado and Niso Ulmasova, co-founders of Meet Your Neighbor, we unpack why real community is trending like quiet luxury, the value of organic relationships, and what it really means to capitalize off connection.

This week on Provanity, we expose our different daily routines. One of us wakes up at 6AM and the other just wakes up! From morning rituals and chaotic night habits to skincare routines, red flags in a partner's habits, and the rise of beauty shedding, we're spilling it all.

In this episode, we're talking internet friends, the truth about friendship apps, and how our bond evolved offline. Not all swipes are romantic -- and not all apps are created equal.

The economy is losing balance—no one wants essential jobs anymore, and it’s making us rethink having kids. In this episode, we get into what we would (and wouldn’t) do for money, plus the things we splurge on vs. where we’re surprisingly frugal. Tap in for the conversation!

Everybody wants wealth, but do we even know what that really means? This week, we're breaking down wealth vs. being rich - because trust, there's a difference. We're taking it global, looking at how different cultures define wealth, how fashion plays into it, and how social media is making everybody think they need to go to Turks and Caicos by 30.

Welcome to the first-ever episode of Provanity! In this debut, we’re talking all things voice—from why you cringe when you hear yourself on a recording to why everyone on TikTok is starting to sound the same. Why do we all switch up our voices depending on the vibe? And why are some people securing the bag just by talking? We’re breaking down the rise of vocal trends, the copy-paste voice epidemic, and whether we’re all slowly turning into NPCs. Are we losing originality, or is this just the next era of speech? Tap in and let’s talk—just don’t tell us our voices are annoying. 🙄✨