What does it actually look like to be on social media as a Christian… not just in what you post, but in what you consume too?

In this episode, we’re having some real talk about reels, algorithms, and the tension of wanting to honor God while still being active online. Because let’s be honest—most of us think about what we share, but don’t always stop to consider how what we’re scrolling is shaping us.

We get into:

• The difference between performing your faith vs. actually living it online
• How to share your beliefs without forcing or faking it
• Being mindful of what you consume—and how it affects your heart, mindset, and identity
• Discernment in what you follow, like, and engage with
• And how to stay grounded instead of getting caught up in comparison, trends, and validation

Whether you’re posting daily or just endlessly scrolling, this conversation is a reminder that social media isn’t neutral—it’s forming something in you. So the question is… what are you letting it form?

Press play and let’s chew on it.

Welcome to "Overthinking Outloud" — where our brains refuse to know peace.

In this episode, we spiral through the most unhinged thoughts we’ve ever had, question every social interaction we’ve ever experienced, and somehow end up discussing women’s self-defense strategies like we’re all one inconvenience away from needing a full tactical plan.

Also, Tahlia attempts to guess Spanish words… with confidence. Accuracy? Debatable.

If you’ve ever overanalyzed a text, a look, or your entire existence—this one’s for you. Buckle up. It gets chaotic.

Dating apps: where bios say “man of God” but the DMs say something else.

In this episode of Chew On It!, we’re diving into the wild world of Christian dating apps, secular dating apps, and the unhinged behavior that somehow thrives on both. From “I love Jesus” in the profile to “wyd” at 1:07am… we’ve seen things.

We’re talking red flags, spiritual bypassing, situationships disguised as “God’s timing,” and the very real dangers lurking behind curated selfies and Bible verses in bios. And yet… the plot twist? Sometimes you really do meet the love of your life on a dating app.

It’s chaotic. It’s ironic. It’s slightly convicting.

Swipe wisely.