This week, we accidentally turned into a book club… and then immediately spiraled into chaos.

Joe and Emily catch up after a short break, talk birthdays, and realize they both set the same goal to read 12 books this year—leading to a surprisingly deep (and hilarious) conversation about books, audiobooks, and getting tricked into reading something VERY unexpected.

Then things take a turn.

We break down three wild stories of “crazy women,” including:

• A woman who trapped her ex in an escape room designed for “emotional accountability”
• A girl who plastered her ex all over town as “emotionally unavailable”
• And a true crime story that will make you question everything

Plus:

• Why “closure” might be a myth
• What emotional unavailability actually means
• And why people choose chaos instead of just… breaking up

This one goes from thoughtful to completely unhinged real fast.

This episode starts with a ridiculous “scream with no air” challenge and somehow turns into a deep dive on anxiety, panic attacks, creativity, spirituality, and whether we actually create our thoughts — or just receive them.

Joe and Emily talk about:
• Being anxious about getting anxious
• Déjà vu and intuition
• Panic attacks on stage
• Addiction, self-awareness, and emotional growth
• Bombing vs crushing in comedy
• The quietest room in the world
• And whether feelings are facts

It’s chaotic. It’s thoughtful.

This week on If You Would’ve Told Me, we dive into the Super Bowl halftime show that had everyone talking — Bad Bunny! 🐰 From the viral memes, internet outrage, and political hot takes to flags, cultural pride, and representation for Puerto Rican and Latinx communities, we break down why this performance was so impactful.

But we don’t stop there — we also share our Super Bowl stories: Patriots vs. Giants debates, our chaotic box office bets, and sports takes you didn’t know you needed. Plus, personal comedy gig highlights, funny audience experiences, and reflections on language, culture, and why people just can’t chill online.

It’s a full episode of sports, culture, comedy, and internet chaos — don’t miss it!

Listen in for:

• Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance and its cultural impact

• Internet outrage, memes, and virtue signaling

• Flags, unity, and representation in music

• Super Bowl betting chaos and sports stories

• Comedy gig tales and behind-the-scenes fun