Real as Possible is back! After a two-month break, sisters Nicole Reeves and Ashley Andrus return with fresh energy, honest conversations, and zero filters. From real-life struggles to uplifting wins, they’re diving even deeper into the topics that matter most to their listeners. Expect heartfelt stories, unfiltered opinions, and plenty of laughs as Nicole and Ashley keep it—well—as real as possible.

In this episode of Real As Possible, it’s just the sisters — no guests, no script, just real talk. We’re catching up on life lately, sharing some laughs, little rants, and maybe a secret or two. From everyday chaos to deeper reflections, it’s the kind of convo you'd overhear at a family gathering (but better). Grab a drink, get cozy, and come hang with us — it’s time for some sister time, unfiltered.

In this deeply personal episode of Real as Possible, Nicole and Ashley sit down with special guests Carly Serna and Joe Reeves to talk about their time at the Honor Academy—a high-intensity Christian discipleship program run by Teen Mania Ministries. With Amazon Prime’s Shiny Happy People documentary shining a new light on the movement, Carly and Joe share raw, honest stories about what life was really like behind the scenes.

From intense spiritual pressure to lasting impacts on mental health and faith, they unpack the complexities of belonging to a culture obsessed with perfection and purpose. this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

In this deeply personal episode of Real as Possible, Nicole and Ashley sit down with special guests Carly Serna and Joe Reeves to talk about their time at the Honor Academy—a high-intensity Christian discipleship program run by Teen Mania Ministries. With Amazon Prime’s Shiny Happy People documentary shining a new light on the movement, Carly and Joe share raw, honest stories about what life was really like behind the scenes.

From intense spiritual pressure to lasting impacts on mental health and faith, they unpack the complexities of belonging to a culture obsessed with perfection and purpose. this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

In this laid-back episode of Real as Possible, Nicole and Ashley kick back and catch up on life, laugh about the little things, and share a few unfiltered thoughts along the way. No script, no pressure—just two sisters having an honest, light-hearted conversation about whatever’s on their minds. Whether you're folding laundry or driving home from work, this one feels like you're right there with them.

This Father's Day, prepare for a hilarious and heartwarming role reversal on "Real As Possible"! Nicole and Ashley are handing over the mics to their husbands for a special episode you won't want to miss. Join them as they navigate the joys, challenges, and general chaos of fatherhood from their unique perspectives. And to make things even more "Real As Possible," they're joined by special guest, David Dick, a seasoned stay-at-home dad who's ready to share his unfiltered insights and experiences. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable moments, and perhaps a few "dad jokes" as the "Real As Possible" dads prove they can hold their own behind the microphone. Tune in for a Father's Day celebration filled with honesty, humor, and a whole lot of heart!

In this raw and heartfelt episode of Real as Possible, Nicole and Ashley sit down with Liam, Ashley’s courageous son, who opens up for the very first time about his journey with Tourette Syndrome. With honesty well beyond his years, Liam shares what it's really like navigating school, friendships, and everyday life while managing tics—and how he’s learning to embrace who he is, without filters or apologies.

This isn’t just a conversation about a diagnosis. It’s a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy, acceptance, and letting people be their real selves. Tune in for an inspiring, emotional, and eye-opening episode that will leave you thinking—and feeling—a little deeper.

In this deeply personal episode, Nicole and Ashley get real about their own battles with anxiety, depression, and the pressure to keep it all together. They open up about the moments they felt like they were drowning, how they reached out for help, and what healing looks like day by day. If you’ve ever felt like you had to smile through the pain—this one's for you.