Contents May Vary

In this episode, Candace and Kelli explore how being told you're "too big" or feeling like you have to hide impacts how we see ourselves today and what it really means to embrace your whole self, no matter your size or shape. Most people struggle with feeling seen, loved, and confident in their bodies, but what if the key is simply loving yourself first? When the sisters recount their recent family trip to Memphis, a visit full of heartfelt grief, hilarious mishaps, and surprising moments of vulnerability, one thing becomes clear: self-love and acceptance are revolutionary acts, especially in a world that constantly tells us we're not enough. Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble, and follow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

Most of us see ourselves in family resemblances, whether through features, mannerisms, or shared traits, but what does it really tell us about identity, belonging, and self-acceptance? In this week's episode, Candace and Kelli peel back the layers of family resemblance, exploring everything from body image to the unexpected ways lineage shapes how we see ourselves and find grounding.Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble, and folow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

In this heartfelt episode, Candace and Kelli explore their Southern roots, family stories, cultural traditions, and the importance of preserving heritage through storytelling. They share personal memories and reflect on the significance of documenting their lineage to keep their history alive.Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble, and follow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

In this episode, Candace and Kelli continue their talks about their parents, and this time, it's all about their dad! They explore what they've come to learn about him and what it's like to talk with him in his "old man era." Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble, and follow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

Some lessons get told to you straight. Others you absorb by watching, feeling, and carrying things you didn't even know you picked up. In this episode, sisters Candace and Kelli get into the ones that stuck.Candace reflects on her mom's no-nonsense wisdom, from "common sense ain't common" to the unforgettable talks about boys and men that were equal parts hilarious and life-changing. Kelli opens up about learning hustle, independence, and honesty mostly by watching her mom move through the world, because some things don't get explained, they just get absorbed.Together, they sit with what it means to grow up shaped by women who were also figuring it out. And they find that talking about it with each other feels a lot like healing.This one will make you laugh, make you think, and may make you wanna call your mama.This is the first of two episodes about their parents, tune in next week as Kelli and Candace talk about their dad.Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble and follow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

Welcome to Contents May Vary! In this first episode, sisters Candace and Kelli explore the deep, personal journey of discovering sisterhood, family secrets, and the power of storytelling in understanding our identities. Candace and Kelli share their stories of finding each other, navigating family dynamics, and embracing their creative and familial connections.Follow Candace + Kelli on social media @justlikecandace and @kellikibble and follow the Contents May Vary pages @contentsmayvarypod.

Go on an intimate and deeply personal journey of discovery with Candace and Kelli as they explore sisterhood. Two sisters. Two mothers. One dad and a story that took years to find its way together. In Contents May Vary, Candace and Kelli — sisters who grew up in different households and met as adults — trade stories, laughs, and a little bit of holy therapy as they piece together their shared history. With humor, honesty, and the occasional side-eye, they explore what family, love, and womanhood look like when you grow up with different versions of the same story. From childhood memories and mother-daughter dynamics to dating, pop culture, and the quirks that make them both the same kind of different, Contents May Vary is equal parts hilarious, heartfelt, and healing — a reminder that the path to sisterhood isn’t always straight, but it’s always worth it. Because when it comes to family, identity, and figuring life out… contents definitely vary.