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  • Turns Out, We Have No Idea What We're Doing

    Turns Out, We Have No Idea What We're Doing
    Sep 9 2026

    We kept a time log to figure out where our days were actually going—and, as usual, we learned more than we bargained for. We dig into what feeds us, what drains us, what we're hanging onto for no good reason, and what happens when we finally get honest about how we're spending our time. And yes, we're talking about the pool board. Again.


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    34 Min.
  • The Last to Know

    The Last to Know
    Sep 2 2026

    September has a way of putting us right back into the routines we thought we wanted to escape. But what if the schedule isn't the problem? What if it's the life we've been putting back on the calendar? This week, we ask what we're carrying into fall simply because we've always carried it—and whether it's time to finally let some things go.


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    30 Min.
  • What Happens When You Leave Your Life for a Month?

    What Happens When You Leave Your Life for a Month?
    Aug 26 2026

    What happens when you leave your life behind for a month and go halfway around the world alone? Our friend Lisa went to Bali for a 300-hour yoga teacher training, stepping completely outside her usual roles and routines. What she found was so much more than yoga. We talk about taking the leap, finding yourself again, and what happens when you give yourself permission to do something just for you. If you've been waiting for a sign to do the thing you've been dreaming about, maybe this is it. Book the trip.


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    33 Min.
  • The Company We Keep

    The Company We Keep
    Aug 19 2026
    Friendships shape far more than our social lives—they shape who we become. This week, we're talking about emotionally safe friendships, jealousy, gossip, growing apart, and why the women around us matter so much. We also share the friendships we've had to let go, the ones we'll always treasure, and end with a simple challenge that could create a ripple far beyond this week.

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    31 Min.
  • We’ve Been Bamboozled

    We’ve Been Bamboozled
    Aug 12 2026
    Eliza and Jillian thought the Summer Reset was ten separate challenges. Looking back, they realized it was really one lesson repeated ten different ways. In their 20th episode, they celebrate how far Girls Tripped has come, laugh about spectacular failures, and discover that it wasn't Paris that changed them—it was finally paying attention. They’re more excited than ever for what’s next.

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    32 Min.
  • The Parts of Us We Keep

    The Parts of Us We Keep
    Aug 5 2026
    Can you still recognize the person you were before life became so busy? Jillian dances through another Phish concert. Eliza spends a weekend laughing with the Rutgers girls who have been cheering her on for decades. Along the way they ask a bigger question: What parts of ourselves deserve to come with us through every stage of life? It's a conversation about identity, friendship, anxiety, motherhood, presence, and why making time for what has always mattered might be one of the healthiest things we can do.

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    31 Min.
  • When the Clouds Roll In

    When the Clouds Roll In
    Jul 29 2026

    Three hours on a bridge. Hundreds of photographers. One famous sunset. One giant cloud. Our overnight trip to New York for Manhattanhenge didn't exactly go according to plan—but that's what made the conversation interesting. We talk about unmet expectations, why guilt can quietly steal a vacation, learning to take more photos of people than places, and why sometimes the best part of a trip has nothing to do with the reason you took it.


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    31 Min.
  • The Lost Art of Looking Forward

    The Lost Art of Looking Forward
    Jul 22 2026
    This week we're checking in on our Summer Reset, planning our next adventure, and asking one question we can't stop thinking about: When did we stop looking forward to things? From ocean swims to Manhattan plans, we're rediscovering the power of anticipation—and why adults deserve countdowns, too.

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    30 Min.