It Aint for Sissies

You requested, we delivered - In this episode, your favourite ’84 babies take a ride in the time machine and revisit the sounds, sights, and pop culture moments that shaped our childhood. From Saturday morning cartoons and diaper babies to memorable taglines and printers trays, we dive deep into the memories that still make us smile (and cringe). Whether you're also a child of the '80s or just love a good throwback, join us as we reminisce, reflect, and laugh about the weird and wonderful world we grew up in.

We talk about why originality feels harder than ever, how comparison culture chips away at creativity, and the subtle ways we all unconsciously conform. From navigating social media’s influence to figuring out what “authentic” even means anymore, we break down the messy, and sometimes uncomfortable process of trying to be ourselves in a world that loves a good template.Expect personal stories, a few existential spirals, and some surprisingly hopeful takeaways about carving out your own voice—even when everything around you says to fit the mold.If you’ve ever questioned whether true originality still exists (or if we’re all just remixing each other), this one’s for you.

What started as just another Kanye West social media saga has officially turned into a full-blown cultural moment — The Betrayal List. From petty grudges to deep emotional backstabs, everyone’s got a name (or three) to add.In this episode, we air our own betrayal lists (yes, we’re messy like that) — featuring ungrateful twats, questionable client relationships, and people that have absolutely no self-awareness. It’s chaotic, brutally honest, and way too relatable.Because if Kanye can make a list, so can we.

This week, we’re breaking the first (and only) rule of Fright Club: we talk about fear — loudly and without shame. From creepy crawlies to fear of death, we’re spilling our scariest confessions and uncovering why our minds love to freak us out. Tune in for goosebumps, giggles, and a few surprising truths about the thing that keeps us up at night.

You know that moment when someone does something — and suddenly, you can’t stand the sight of them? Yeah, that’s the ick. And it’s not just for dating anymore.This week, we’re diving into the Ick-onomics of Modern Relationships — breaking down why we catch the ick in love, situationships, and even friendships. From a cringe laugh to a “why do they breath like that?” moment, we’re unpacking how our brains (and egos) can tank connections that once felt perfect.