Sisters Uncensored Podcast

In this episode, we address the backlash we received over our coverage of the Lindsay Clancy trial, including jury deliberations, reasonable doubt, the burden of proof, and the possibility of a mistrial. We discuss why questioning the evidence or legal process does not mean supporting the tragedy, while also exploring women’s health, postpartum mental health, and the complexities of human behavior. We also discuss the Netflix documentary about Micah Lussier, the pastor’s wife, and share our thoughts on the case and investigation. Then we turn to a deeply personal case involving the death of our friend Daniel Akers and his partner Lacy in Georgia, breaking down what we know and our questions surrounding the investigation. If you are a lawyer in Massachusetts or Georgia or have relevant insight into any of these cases, send us a DM. Subscribe to Sisters Uncensored for more true crime discussions, uncensored opinions, real-life stories, and conversations where absolutely no topic is off limits.

Welcome back to Sisters Uncensored, where today we’re talking about the Lindsay Clancy trial after hearing the final testimony and closing arguments. With the case now in the hands of the jury, we break down the questions we still cannot get past, from the investigation and evidence to the prosecution and defense’s very different versions of Lindsay’s mental state. We talk about the outdated way postpartum health was discussed in court and why reducing postpartum struggles to a narrow timeline feels dangerously disconnected from what so many women actually experience. We also discuss reasonable doubt, the evidence we believe deserved more attention, and the pressure women feel to look happy and put together even when they are struggling privately. One of the biggest conversations we have is about why so many mothers may be terrified to fully tell doctors what they are thinking or feeling. As women of faith, we also share our reaction to the way religion was brought into the courtroom and why that part of the trial left us deeply uncomfortable. No matter what the jury ultimately decides, this case has opened a much bigger conversation about maternal mental health, medication, and the support available to women when they need it most. Let us know what you think after watching and whether you believe the jury will have more questions than answers.

Content warning: This episode discusses disturbing and tragic events involving the deaths of children and mental health crises. Viewer discretion is advised.In this episode, we’re looking at several major mental health stories making headlines and the questions surrounding them. We break down the Lindsay Clancy case, including her reported postpartum depression, treatment history, and the theories surrounding what happened. Clancy is currently on trial and has pleaded not guilty; her insanity defense would only be considered if she is first found guilty. We also discuss the conflicting narratives around her actions, her husband’s behavior, and the forensic details that have raised questions online. Later, we talk about Perez Hilton’s recent public mental health crisis and what his apparent psychotic episode showed about the reality of severe mental illness. While the two situations are very different, seeing them side by side raises questions about how we understand psychosis, postpartum mental illness, and what happens when someone reaches a breaking point. We discuss whether the evidence in the Clancy case points to a planned act or a severe psychiatric episode, and whether the healthcare system failed her. What do you think happened in the Lindsay Clancy case?

Welcome back to another episode of Sisters Uncensored! This week, I finally call Ashley out for disappearing to our mom's house for two weeks while I was left balancing a full-time job, home renovations, endless projects, and six puppies on my own. Of course, Ashley has a very different version of events and explains why her "staycation" at Mom's house was exactly what she needed. We also talk about how differently we handle stress, why we sometimes struggle to communicate when we're overwhelmed, and how our past experiences still shape the way we react today. Along the way, we share stories about a chaotic road trip, meeting some unforgettable new people, and somehow ending up with a house full of freshman football players. We also cannot stop talking about Hannah Berner's recent Botox story on Giggly Squad because we are completely obsessed. If you've ever argued with a sibling, felt buried by responsibilities, or just need a good laugh, this episode is for you. Be sure to watch until the end for the latest updates on our home renovation journey, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes every week.

I spent a week testing online dating apps after my divorce, and let's just say the dating scene is even wilder than I expected. In this episode, I'm sharing the funniest, most awkward, and biggest dating app red flags from five completely different matches, including one who asked inappropriate questions almost immediately and another who gave off serious serial killer vibes. I also explain why I decided to delete the dating apps, what I learned from the experience, and whether online dating is actually worth it. We dive into my biggest relationship deal breakers, from politics and long distance dating to why shared faith and having a partner who puts God first are non negotiables for me. If you've ever wondered what dating after divorce is really like or you've had your own online dating horror stories, this episode is for you. Stay until the end to see the actual dating profiles that had me questioning everything and hear which match was the biggest surprise. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment sharing your biggest dating deal breaker or funniest online dating experience.

We are back and coming to you live from our brand-new home studio! Although we’re still working through some technical difficulties, we are absolutely thrilled to finally have a space of our own to record. This week, we are diving straight into the Tyler Robinson pre-trial and unpacking all of the wild conspiracy theories and conflicting information surrounding it. From there, we share chaotic updates from our lives over the last few weeks including celebrating our dad’s milestone 70th birthday party and welcoming a brand-new baby to the family. We also talk about the absolute nightmare of dealing with six puppies, a mother dog who recently got sprayed by a skunk, and the struggle of living in a half-finished house. Finally, we discuss the latest UFC fights, our thoughts on Conor McGregor, and the hilarious courtside drama of Sophie Cunningham. Let's go people, because we have A LOT to get off our chests!

Welcome back to Sisters Uncensored episode 109 where we’re talking about living our life in the middle of a full home renovation and everything that comes with trying to function while your house is basically torn apart. Dust everywhere, nothing where it should be, and still somehow trying to get dressed and show up like normal humans. This episode is about the reality of losing routines and living around construction. Add in waiting on our new puppies to be born in the living room, one bathroom for everyone, and trying to keep life moving while everything feels halfway done. It’s not glamorous, but it’s definitley real life right now and we’re doing our best to stay sane through it. Tune in to see where we're at in life right now if you want a little giggle.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we sit down with Luda and Danielle from Avanti Day Resort in Manalapan, New Jersey. We talk about Luda's incredible journey from immigrating from Ukraine to building one of New Jersey's premier luxury spa destinations and rebuilding the business after a devastating fire. We dive into entrepreneurship, resilience, leadership, and what it takes to succeed in the beauty and wellness industry.We also discuss some of Avanti's most popular services, including Russian manicures, oxygen facials, water bed massage tables, and the resort's immersive salt room experience. Danielle shares her inspiring 260-pound weight loss journey and her passion for mentoring others. Together, we explore personal growth, female empowerment, and the mindset required to build something lasting. Whether you're interested in beauty, wellness, business, or inspiring success stories, we think you'll enjoy this conversation.

In this episode, we’re breaking down all the drama from the latest Summer House reunion and sharing our unfiltered thoughts on the cast, the relationships, and the moments that had everyone talking. We discuss Lindsay’s growth, Carl’s evolution, Amanda’s difficult season, and why we think Sierra deserved better. We also dive into the controversy surrounding West, the timeline questions that aren't quite adding up, and the reunion moments that left us scratching our heads. Plus, we share our predictions for the future of Summer House and which cast members we think could be facing an uncertain next season. If you're a Bravo fan who loves reality TV recaps, hot takes, and honest conversations, this episode is for you.#SummerHouse #BravoTV #SummerHouseReunion #RealityTV #Bravo

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we spiral into the world of WWE after watching the Netflix documentaries Mr. McMahon and WWE: Unreal. We talk about the wild behind-the-scenes reality of professional wrestling, the chaos surrounding Vince McMahon, and how different WWE feels under Triple H’s leadership. We were honestly shocked learning how much strategy, communication, and real physical sacrifice goes into every match. From childhood wrestling nostalgia to becoming fully invested again, this episode is a mix of laughs, opinions, and us being way too emotionally involved. Let us know your favorite wrestler in the comments.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking about one of our favorite TV shows that we are obsessed with: Love on the Spectrum! If you haven’t watched it yet, what are you doing? We started from season one and have been completely hooked.We’re talking about the show’s most heartwarming moments, the awkward ones that make you look away for a second, and everything in between. It is wholesome, funny, a little cringe, and way more entertaining than we expected. We also get into our favorite personalities, the moments that caught us off guard, and why this show is just so easy to get attached to.Join us as we react, laugh, and overanalyze way too much. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more Sisters Uncensored videos.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking about the everyday things that seriously irritate us and the small habits that instantly make us cringe. From annoying behavior in public to the little things people do that make zero sense, nothing is safe in this conversation.We get into everything from driving frustrations and bad table manners to grammar mistakes that drive us crazy. We also talk about social habits that feel over the top or performative, getting older and forgetting everything, and the random household habits that somehow push us over the edge.Let us know what drives you crazy because we know we are not alone in this.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we sit down with Nicole Guzzardi to talk about her journey from being a single mom of three on assistance during a divorce to building multiple businesses, flipping houses, and stepping into private lending after meeting her fiancé Billy.We also get into how The Committee GNO started as a women’s networking group and turned into a real community built on connection and support instead of competition. (That's where we met!)Nicole shares the vision behind The Smart Foundation and the Build Her Grant, created to support single mothers who are working hard but still struggling, with plans to expand that impact by 2027.We talk about our own experience living together after major life changes, setting boundaries, and learning how to balance space, communication, and different personalities while building something together.We also touch on parenting, generational shifts, and where things may be headed with social media and AI.This episode is about rebuilding, reinvention, and creating spaces where women can actually support each other.

Welcome back to Sisters Uncensored for our 102nd episode. This week we are reacting to the pop culture moments and celebrity headlines taking over the internet, including the ongoing conversation around Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her recent viral content, and the debate around where the line is with dark humor online. We also talk through a wave of celebrity changes and glow ups, including Denise Richards and recent health and surgery updates making headlines.We get into reality TV and entertainment news, including the rise of Giggly Squad and their move toward Netflix, plus updates and frustration around Real Housewives of New Jersey casting direction. We also touch on the internet buzz around possible changes in The Bachelorette franchise and what people are saying about it.As always, we are just reacting in real time to what is trending, what feels controversial, and what everyone seems to be talking about right now. It is our unfiltered take on the chaos in pop culture this week.Tune in for a fast-paced breakdown of everything happening in entertainment right now.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we’re joined by Farrah Abraham, who you might know from MTV's 16 and Pregnant and from Teen Mom. Farrah sits down with us to talk through her recent online buzz surrounding a prom hair collaboration that sparked a lot of conversation. She explains how the collaboration came together, what may have been misunderstood, and how she plans to approach partnerships moving forward.We really wanted the opportunity to meet with Farrah so she could sit down and tell her story. Sometimes you can only read so much online before you need to hear it straight from the source.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Sisters Uncensored.#farrahabraham

Episode 100 of Sisters Uncensored and we honestly can’t thank you enough for being here with us. Whether you’ve been listening from the beginning or just found us recently, this one means a lot.In this episode, we talk about everything surrounding The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Taylor Frankie Paul. From the 2023 incident and the fallout, public perception, and how quickly things can spiral when your life is online. We also get into the dynamic between Taylor and Dakota, the rumors, the manipulation, and what it really looks like when relationships play out in front of an audience.At the same time, we bring it back to real life. We talk about moments where we’ve snapped under pressure, said things out of anger, and had to take accountability for it after. No one is perfect, and being pushed to your limit is something a lot of people can relate to whether it’s on camera or not.Thank you for being part of 100 episodes with us. It really means everything#taylorfrankiepaul #secretlivesofmormonwives #realitytvshow

This week on Sisters Uncensored, we get into the latest Summer House drama and where things are actually headed (because… what is going on lately?) We discuss the new cast, shifting relationships, and everything that’s making this season feel completely different.We break down the new girls, first impressions, and how they’re actually fitting into the house, plus the dynamics that are already starting to feel off. From awkward moments to unexpected connections, there’s a lot to unpack.We also get into some of the more real conversations happening during season 10 including how the cast is navigating relationships, personal growth, and the pressure that comes with being on reality TV.

Today we're getting real about how it actually feels when people judge us before they know us. From dealing with contractors during our home renovation to being underestimated in everyday situations, we’re sharing stories that had us both frustrated and a little fed up.We talk about moments where we felt taken advantage of, including being treated differently in professional settings just because of assumptions about our lifestyle, appearance, or the cars we drive. I also share a story about a wild experience at a pet store that led me to make a decision out of pure spite (yes, it’s as unhinged as it sounds).This episode is all about calling out assumptions, protecting your energy, and learning how to move through the world without letting other people define you.If you’ve ever been underestimated, overlooked, or misjudged, this episode was filmed for you.

This is probably one of our most open, raw, and personal episodes we're airing, but we’re talking about what life actually looks like right now.Jessica shares where she’s at with the divorce and trying to figure out co-parenting in the early stages… when nothing really feels settled yet. The communication, the constant adjusting, the moments where you’re trying to do the right thing but it still feels off. It’s messy, it’s emotional, and it’s very much happening in real time.We talk a lot about protecting the kids through it all, setting boundaries, and trying to take the high road even when it’s not being met the same way. There’s also those small mindset shifts that help you get through the day without completely losing it.If you’ve ever been through a breakup, divorce, or any kind of major life shift, this will probably feel familiar. You’re not crazy for feeling how you feel.Would love to hear how others have handled this stage of life, because we’re still learning too#coparenting #divorce #realtalk #healing #singlemom #lifechanges

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we talk about the backlash we got after posting a TikTok during the Super Bowl. We were watching the Turning Point USA halftime show with Kid Rock, who honestly feels like a teenage throwback for our generation, and we were just having fun singing and dancing along.We also watched Bad Bunny’s performance, too. We actually love Latin music and have plenty on our playlists.After we posted the clip, people online went wild and started making some really crazy accusations about us based on a 15-second video. In this episode we talk about what happened, how social media can spiral so fast, and why it feels like everyone is ready to attack strangers online.At the end of the day we just want people to calm down a little and remember there are real humans on the other side of the screen.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we talk about our experience attending a Girls Networking Out event at the American Hotel in Freehold, New Jersey, and why it made us rethink the way we look at networking. During International Women’s Month, it felt especially meaningful to be surrounded by so many inspiring female entrepreneurs and small business owners. We share how meeting these women reminded us that building real relationships is far more powerful than surface-level business connections. Events like this show what can happen when women truly support and uplift each other. We also talk about the importance of creating spaces where collaboration replaces competition. It was a powerful reminder of what International Women’s Month is all about.#InternationalWomensMonth #AmericanHotel #FreeholdNJ #NJNetworking

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we talk honestly about how our lives started changing when we stopped calling it luck and started calling it alignment and faith. We share what it has been like rebuilding in real time after divorce, and how choosing peace over reactivity has helped us break generational patterns we no longer want to carry. We get into the Let Them Theory and why releasing control over other people has been one of the most grounding shifts we have made.We also talk about the community that formed after we shared lessons from a book by Mel Robbins, and how that led to a collaboration with Sparta Books for a live meet and greet and raffle on March 15. That moment was unexpectedly validated when Mel herself DMed us and gifted tickets to her Atlanta show on April 25, which we are giving back to our community. This episode is about rebuilding with intention, supporting local businesses, and choosing alignment even when life feels unsettled. #melrobbins #letthem #spartanj

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we talk about the end of the world and what we’d realistically put on our Armageddon list. It starts as a joke and turns into us realizing how much random stuff we already stockpile in our house, what we think is actually necessary, and what would probably be useless. We get into food, supplies, comfort items, and the things we’d panic about forgetting. It’s very unfiltered, slightly chaotic, and exactly how these conversations go when two sisters live together and spiral a little over hypothetical disasters.#armageddon #endoftheworld #stockpile

I (Ashley) sent my daughter to a Christian school and on her first day, she came back with a ton of questions. Some were about religion, some about beliefs, and many other topics. What's one of the best ways to explain anything to someone these days? Using ChatGPT, of course. In this episode, we use it as a starting point to have our random conversations about religion, politics, and the random thoughts that pop into our heads. We don’t claim to have all the answers, but maybe chat does? Watch to find out!

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we are finally talking about parts of our lives we have kept private for a long time. Over the past year and a half, we have both gone through major changes and the closing of chapters we once thought were permanent. We share why leaving long-term relationships is rarely a sudden decision, and how much time, effort, and internal conflict often comes before choosing to walk away.I open up about my divorce, what led to it, and how that transition has impacted my life as a mom, a partner, and a person. We also talk about co-parenting, stability for our kids, and why we chose to live together during this season. This one is about being honest, choosing ourselves, and moving through change with respect, intention, and care.#divorce #marriage #breakup

Season 3 of Sisters Uncensored kicks off with some of the biggest life updates we’ve ever shared.After taking a break from podcasting following the holidays, we talk about how hard it was to jump back into real life and creative routines after stepping away. But the real reason for the pause? Our lives completely changed.We open up about buying a house together in North New Jersey and moving in under one roof with all of our kids so we can raise them together. We break down what it’s actually like blending families, parenting as a team, adjusting to shared routines, and why we’re sleeping better now than we were before.From post-holiday burnout to building a shared home and future, this season premiere sets the tone for what’s next: real conversations, big changes, and navigating life together, uncensored.

We’re wrapping up 2025 and looking ahead to 2026 with some major news: we bought our dream house and are moving in together!! Two sisters, three kids, living unconventionally, and ready to shake things up. In this episode, we talk about the big changes ahead, the “epic” construction plans, and yes, the servant stairs debate (we may or may not be hiring a butler named Richard). We also reflect on our takeaways from 2025... letting go of control, gaining closure, and finding peace in the little things. Instead of resolutions, we’re focusing on intentional lifestyle changes and holding each other accountable in our new living situation. This year is all about evolution, fresh starts, and building the next chapter of our lives and our brand.

This episode isn't just dropping on Christmas, but it's also Ashley's birthday!! In this one, we talk about the stress of spending, the guilt of not being able to do it all, and how easy it is to lose yourself trying to make everyone else happy. We share some of our worst and best gifts, the chaos of holiday traditions, and why rest might be the most underrated present of all. We also get real about money habits, boundaries, and how our relationship with Christmas has changed as we’ve gotten older. If the holidays make you laugh, cringe, or question everything, you’ll probably feel right at home here.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we get real about legacy and what we want to leave behind as we enter midlife. We talk about the difference between a true legacy and the version of ourselves shown on Instagram or LinkedIn, and why those things start to matter less as we get older.As we reflect on being in our 40s, we share how realizing time is finite shifts our priorities. For Jessica, legacy means being remembered as a good mom. For Ashley, it means living in a way that serves God and makes him proud. We discuss letting go of material things, focusing on relationships, peace, faith, and values, and building generational assets for our children.We also talk about how hustle looks different in this season of life and why this podcast itself is part of our legacy. Be sure to tune into this one on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or iHeartRadio.

Now that it's December, we're talking about our Christmas shopping habits and how every year feels more and more chaotic in the funniest way. We get into our kids’ Christmas lists, the things they circle in those Amazon catalogs, and how online shopping is sometimes a gamble. We talk about the stuff we've purchased in the past that came in great and the stuff that definitely didn't. And of course, we talk about the gifts we actually want this year and why experiences and self-care feel way better than guessing what people need.

Soulmates. Are they real or just a fun idea? We decided to try a company that claims to show you what your perfect match looks like after answering a few questions. The results were something... maybe shocking, and definitely not what we expected. Along the way, we talk about what we really look for in a partner and question whether soulmates are even a thing. You’ll laugh, maybe roll your eyes, but probably relate at times.#soulmates #reallove 

This week on Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking weddings! The wild ones, the beautiful ones, and the ones we still can’t believe we lived through. We get into the craziest bridesmaid dresses we’ve ever worn, the family weddings that went completely off the rails, and the moments that proved New Jersey weddings are in a league of their own. We break down our cousin's wedding with the street-cone dresses, our dad’s second wedding where the best man hit the ground from the heat, and the upstate wedding that served cheese and Ritz as a cocktail hour. We also get into why Jessica’s wedding turned into a full rager that ended with a missing hotel door and the police showing up. We talk about the trashiest weddings we’ve ever attended, the fights that broke out, and the relatives who can’t behave after a few drinks. If you’ve got a wedding story that tops ours, we want to hear it. Pictures included, please!!#newjersey #wedding #sisters

Today we’re talking about something a lot of us don’t say out loud: what really happens to a family when two people divorce. We get into who “keeps who,” why people choose sides, and how the church community when we were kids completely outcasted our dad and took our mother's side. We even talk about the friends who cheat, keep quiet, and drag everyone into their secrets. It’s messy, it’s real, and it’s the stuff people never admit happens behind closed doors.#divorce #breakup #chosenfamily

In episode 82 of Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking about what everyone’s thinking: is New York City officially losing people for good? With a new Democratic mayor stepping in and talk of the state becoming more socialist, we wonder how many more will pack up and move to New Jersey or beyond.We get into what this means for the housing market, why prices in Jersey keep climbing, and how city money is changing local neighborhoods. If you’ve been side-eyeing real estate listings or wondering what’s next for NYC and NJ, this episode is for you.

This week we get real about what we would and wouldn’t do for money. From selling feet pics on FeetFinder to debating whether we'd ever launch a spicy adult page, nothing’s off limits in this explicit and brutally honest episode. We're talking boundaries, price tags, and what it really takes to put yourself out there. Basically, one of those conversations you didn’t know you needed to hear.

We grew up playing Mario on our old NES console and thought it didn’t get any better than that. Fast forward to now, and kids have PS5s and Xbox Ones with graphics so real you can barely tell the difference between a video game and a movie. We started talking about how much gaming has evolved, from sitting on the floor with wired controllers to watching streamers show off their skills online. It’s wild how kids today learn how to play by watching someone else play first. We got a little nostalgic thinking about how simple gaming used to be, and how it’s turned into this huge world of entertainment. Whether you were a Mario kid or live for Call of Duty now, you’ll get this one.#mario #NES #videogames #NintendoEntertainmentSystem #SEGA

Today’s episode might be our most unfiltered one yet. We’re talking about stereotypes. The funny ones, the uncomfortable ones, and the ones everyone pretends not to laugh at. From the classic jokes about Asian women being bad drivers, to black people loving fried chicken and purple drink, to Italian families and their mafia meatball energy, to Irish people and the never-ending drinking reputation, nothing is off limits.Jessica talks about living near a Hasidic Jewish community and how that sparked her little game called “Is it a Hasidic van?” which somehow turned into a bigger conversation about where the line is between funny and offensive. We both grew up hearing these stereotypes everywhere, but we started wondering if people are actually offended or if it’s just social media making it feel that way.This episode isn’t about being mean, it’s about being honest, laughing at the things we’ve all heard growing up, and asking the questions no one ever wants to say out loud.

In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking about the actual consequences of stress and what it can do to your body. Ashley opens up about her recent hospital stay after experiencing internal bleeding from ulcers tied to an accident she had at 16. We talk about how your body forces you to slow down when you ignore the warning signs, and how the quality of hospital care can vary more than you’d think. From the nurses who truly care to the ones who just want to turn over beds, we share what really happened and why we had to switch hospitals.We also talk about stress in our everyday lives and how it shows up in different ways for both of us. From trying to juggle everything to learning when to take a step back, we get honest about what’s been working and what hasn’t.#stress #burstappendix #hospital #healthcare #appendix #mentalhealth

This week on Sisters Uncensored, we’re talking about Charlie Kirk and what he stood for. He was such a fighter for free speech, a devoted man of God, and an amazing husband and dad. Losing him really shook us, but it also pulled us back into our conservative and Christian roots. It made us realize more than ever that there are two sides in this world, good and evil, and we’re choosing to stand firmly on the good side. We might not agree with everyone, but we’ll always try to share the truth the way we see it.#charliekirk #sistersuncensored #conservative #republican #badasswomen #christianwomen #manofgod

Episode 76 of Sisters Uncensored is simply pure chaos since we’re talking about our father. The sayings, the songs, and the one-liners that seriously make us wonder how he got away with half the things he used to say. Example? He’d ask kids, “Did your mother have any kids that lived?” Who says that?! We’re breaking down the wild phrases, the memories that still make us laugh, and the stuff that would definitely not fly today. If you grew up with a parent who had their own set of bizarre catchphrases, you’re going to feel this one.#dad #father #parents 

Today on Sisters Uncensored we’re talking all things AI, robots, and how much technology runs our lives. From Alexa and Siri to robot feeders and litter boxes, Jessica talks about how her cat Wednesday is living in the future with smart gadgets for food, water, and even the bathroom.We also get into our experiences with ChatGPT, how we actually use it day to day, and the funny way one of Jessica’s team members types extra politely just in case AI decides to turn on us. (We all know that person... is it you?) Meanwhile we can’t stop calling our robots rude names… maybe we should rethink that.If you’ve ever wondered how much AI has already snuck into your routine, you’ll definitely relate.#ai #robots #thefuture #technology

Now that it's September, we’re discussing the parental drama around kids’ sports! Ashley and Jessica debate whether kids should be turned away from recreational sports teams if registration deadlines are missed. Ashley’s daughter couldn’t join cheer because of timing, while Jessica, who’s on the board for her son’s football team, explains why deadlines exist for uniforms, equipment, and team planning.Who’s right? Should kids always get a spot, or are the rules there for a reason? If you have personally gone through something similar, we'd love to hear about it in the comments!

Theo Von has us in a chokehold this week and we’re not mad about it. There’s just something about his southern charm mixed with that quick humor that makes him impossible not to love. We get into why we think he’s not only hilarious but also one of the most humble guys in comedy. His aura, his personality, and yes… even his looks are all part of the package. If you’re a Theo fan, you’re going to feel this one, and if you’re not yet, you just might be after listening.

This episode is all about hindsight and those big “what if” moments that we all think about. Jessica swears she wouldn’t change anything, but admits she wishes she would’ve joined the Marines and lived that uniform life. Ashley confesses her only regret is not getting into politics, because you just know that she would’ve taken over the whole scene. And if politics didn’t work out, she was ready to go full criminal justice mode. It’s crazy how different life could look if one choice had been made differently, and it really makes you think about the roads you didn’t take. Sometimes hindsight is empowering, sometimes it stings, but it always shows you who you really are.

This week we’re getting real about sex, libido, and everything in between. Ashley opens up about why she feels more sexual in her 40s than ever before, and we compare how our experiences with sex have changed over the years. We talk honestly about how often couples are really having sex each week, what feels normal, and how different phases of life can shift your drive. We’re sharing our own stories, the funny moments, and the surprising parts of keeping intimacy alive. If you’ve ever wondered if what you’re experiencing is “normal,” this conversation is one you’ll want to hear.

Have you ever thought about how much childhood shapes the way we live today? In this episode we explore the things you don’t fully unpack until you’re an adult, the hidden wounds and patterns that quietly follow us through life. I share how using an app called Liven helped me see my past in a new light, understand my reactions, and start to hold myself accountable. We talk about anxiety, how common it really is, and why it doesn’t have to control us. So buckle up, get comfortable, and maybe learn a thing or two about yourself along the way.

In episode 69 we're breaking down the Coldplay concert scandal (and asking why they didn’t even try to be low-key), then jumping into some not-so-fun facts, like how your second marriage has a 60% chance of ending. Cute, right? We get into why so many people are skipping the wedding altogether. From money, to trauma, to everything in between. And if your social feed is making you feel miserable, you’re not imagining it. Tune in for some laughs, some stats, and maybe a reality check or two.

In this episode, we're talking about the question everyone has: are our cell phones really listening to us? We discuss those moments when your algorithm seems way too accurate and how our phones seem to know exactly what we’re talking about.We also dive into what’s been showing up on our news feeds lately. From dark humor videos and totally unhinged content to the most wholesome dog clips and oddly satisfying ASMR videos we can’t stop watching.If you’ve ever wondered how much your phone actually knows about you (and what your feed says about you), this episode is for you.

What makes you petty? In this episode of Sisters Uncensored, we’re laying it all out: the coworkers who test our patience, the passive-aggressive parents at kids' sports, and the moments we know we should’ve taken the high road but didn’t.Come laugh, cringe, and confess with us. We’re not proud of everything we share in this one, but we’re not exactly sorry either. And if you have a story you want to share about someone you cannot stand, we're inviting you to share it with us and we'll air that b**ch out on here for you! Petty queens unite.Don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every week.#petty #rants #sisters 

We don’t have OnlyFans but we’re talking about it because people are making crazy money doing all kinds of things these days. (Like do we need to get in on the action?!) We get into the Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips story that’s wild even by our standards. It’s all about what people are willing to do for money and how far some will go. This episode gets messy and you won’t want to miss it.