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What We Said

Dear Media
Relationships
Motherhood
Christmas
Proposals
Social Media
IVF
Pregnancy
Christmas Traditions
Fitness
Family Dynamics
Gift Giving
Parenting
Mental Health
Impact Of Internet On Mental Health
Winter Seasons
Pregnancy Health
Self-Improvement
Self-Care
Therapy
Personal Growth

Intended to inspire and entertain, best friends Jaci Marie & Chelsey Jade talk candidly about health, business, relationships, life, etc. You can expect the girls to be joined by occasional guests, reading friends' & fans' stories, & offering unsolicited but heartfelt advice. | Introduction music by Lowercase Committee | Cover art by Chloe Bruderer.

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Halloween is creeping up, and the girls are out this week — which means Chester and Jasper are back to take over the mic 🎃 .Their mission: to read your terrifying listener write-ins. From music mysteriously blasting in empty rooms to candles blowing... more

Fall is in full swing, and the girls are celebrating the season with a little thrift shopping for cozy decor — but not without a rant about how checking out anywhere has become a full-blown DIY nightmare. Jaci and Chelsey also dive into the chaos of ... more

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Recent Guests

Kenzie Elizabeth
A known influencer and entrepreneur, with a focus on creativity and home goods
Friend of Mine
Episode: THE FEMININE URGE TO TRY EVERYTHING
Jemma Sbeg
Host of Mantra and The Psychology of Your 20s
Episode: Presenting: Mantra with Jemma Sbeg
Ashley Graham
Model, entrepreneur, and advocate for body positivity and body acceptance
Episode: WOMANHOOD + SELF CARE MUST-HAVE w/ Ashley Graham!
Ty French
Guest and host of his own podcast, Ty Rantz
Episode: SPOOKY STORIES!! (ft. Ty French)
Danielle Carolyn
Gals On The Go podcaster
Gals On The Go
Episode: FOR THE GIRLS ONLY w/ Gals On The Go
Brooke Michio
Gals On The Go podcaster
Gals On The Go
Episode: FOR THE GIRLS ONLY w/ Gals On The Go
Allison Kuch
NFL wife and social media influencer
Episode: How to Train Your Husband (w/ Allison Kuch)

Hosts

Jaci Marie
Chelsey Jade

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 23.9k ratings
  • Misleading topics

    The episodes have turned into talking about life updates & ads for 45 minutes . Quite honestly the life updates is usually them complaining about something or ranting for the longest time on one topic that doesn’t need to be discussed on a podcast and the last 15 minutes is dedicated to 3 story submissions. They truly only read 3-5. I think they shouldn’t title the podcast episode “____ stories” if it is quite literally a tiny snippet of the podcast. Very misleading. I loved listening to the sto... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    samiannes
    United States14 days ago
  • Stories are cringe

    Stories are sooo boring and written by high schoolers/college it seems. Feels like I’m listening to a college podcast when the hosts are in their 30s

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    saran235
    United States22 days ago
  • Is it just me, or do they seem like they’re just not into it anymore?

    I’ve been listening since pretty much the very beginning of the show and I absolutely loved it. Their energy, their humor, everything. Lately I’ve been less and less interested in each episode and sometimes don’t even finish them completely anymore. I feel like their energy has shifted, not sure if they’re just running themselves thin, if the chemistry isn’t there anymore, or what but it’s hard to enjoy it when I feel like their not enjoying it themselves.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    toridubs
    United States23 days ago
  • So excited about the topics

    I’m so stoked to listen but you guys for so long at the beginning talk about random stuff. Tbh I just want to get into it. Maybe that’s just me . I dont know when the real stories start.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    kdc877777
    Canadaa month ago
  • Easy listening, like talking to friends

    I have been listening for years and love the pod. I enjoy the life updates, the stories and the misc episodes too. I personally don’t care about pop culture so I skip those parts. For the people who say the intro is too long, I’d recommend to just skip forward. It’s not that deep 😜 i do miss the guests though

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DaphLevi
    United Statesa month ago

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The podcast is often characterized as uplifting and relatable, making it a favorite among fans seeking both entertainment and advice.

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HELP! My Boyfriend is CHEAP!
Q: If we do decide to pursue our relationship, do you think it's risky to decide to move to the same city together?
Yes, it is risky, but it could also be a great adventure and growth opportunity.
HELP! My Boyfriend is CHEAP!
Q: Is it normal that a trip between my boyfriend and best friend crossed the line for me?
No, it's not normal; it's inappropriate for them to go on a trip without you.
SEVEN YEARS and we STILL have more to say!
Q: What do you want for the next seven years?
They express their hopes for more significant opportunities, manifesting dreams like being involved with high-profile events or projects.
SEVEN YEARS and we STILL have more to say!
Q: What have you learned about yourselves through the podcast?
Both hosts discuss how their self-perception and comfort with themselves have evolved over the years, learning to separate criticism from personal identity.
THE FEMININE URGE TO TRY EVERYTHING
Q: What advice would you give someone looking to start a new hobby?
Think about what you liked to do as a child; it's likely that it can lead you to hobbies you would enjoy now.

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2. Jemma Sbeg
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4. Ty French
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7. Allison Kuch

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