This week we are finally back after a little break, and we have a lot to catch up on.

We get into the evolution of kids movies and how “woke” they’re getting, and whether that’s actually a bad thing or if people are just being dramatic. From there, we break down the very real difference between gossiping and straight up shit talking, because let’s be honest… not everyone knows the line.

Somewhere along the way we dive into the world of bridezillas, the chaos they bring, and why weddings seem to bring out a whole different personality in people.

Naturally, it turns into laughs, debates, and a bunch of tangents we absolutely did not plan for.

It’s fun, a little messy, and the perfect catch up episode.

If you’ve missed us, or just want something easy, funny, and slightly unfiltered, this one’s for you. Follow along so you don’t miss the next spiral.

This week we cover a little bit of everything, starting with a real conversation about the struggle of self identity when you live with borderline personality disorder and how confusing it can feel trying to figure out who you are when that sense of self is constantly shifting.

Naturally, the episode also takes a sharp turn into some of the stupidest disagreements we have ever been in, the kind that make you stop halfway through and think “how did we even get here?”

Somewhere along the way we spiral into a full discussion about what the world would actually look like if we suddenly lost power or water, which is somehow both mildly terrifying and weirdly fascinating to think about.

We also finally explain one of our decade long inside jokes that has been confusing everyone else for years. Congratulations, you are now officially part of it too.

And of course we take a moment to unpack the infamous stereotype of horse girls, because that topic raises more questions than answers.

As always, the conversation takes about a hundred tangents we did not plan for, but that is kind of the point.

If you enjoy thoughtful moments mixed with completely unserious spirals, questionable debates, and finally being let in on a long running inside joke, this episode is for you. Follow along so you do not miss the next spiral.

This week’s episode gets unexpectedly cut short thanks to a full blown Rennie coffee attack. Thoughts and prayers to the chair that took the hit. It did not deserve that.

Before the caffeine chaos, we get into why overly serious people always seem so miserable, and how word inventors have been quietly setting some of us up for failure for years. Because why is lisp impossible to say if you have one, and dyslexic basically impossible to spell if you’re dyslexic? At some point that had to be intentional.

We also have a very thorough and slightly chaotic discussion trying to identify all the members of NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys, which turns out to be harder than expected when you actually have to name them instead of just vibing to the songs.

Somewhere along the way we spiral into talking about the absolute nerve kids have these days, and somehow end up discussing the existence of a Harry Potter and Teletubbies fan fiction, which was not on the agenda but absolutely deserved the airtime.

It’s chaotic, slightly educational against our will, and unfortunately ends with a very caffeinated crime scene.

If you enjoy tangents, boy band nostalgia, questioning the logic of the English language, and learning things you definitely didn’t expect to learn today, this one’s for you. Follow along so you don’t miss the next spiral