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What We Said

Dear Media
Mental Health
Relationships
Motherhood
Parenting
Family Dynamics
Personal Growth
Friendship
Self-Care
Love Island
Pregnancy
Health
Social Media
Summer
Travel
Self-Acceptance
Gift Giving
Anxiety
Christmas
Life Changes
Creativity

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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Back again with another hit compilation, Jaci and Chelsey are getting into your WORST dating and relationship stories! From Tinder to Hinge and Mutual, no dating app is safe. They’re reading about scary tantrums, sneaky thieves, hometown romances, an... more

This week, Jaci and Chelsey are revisiting some of the most shocking anonymous confessions ever shared on What We Said! They’re reading secrets about hooking up with the wrong person and bathroom moments that should have stayed private. There are bad... more

After y’all ATE UP the last “Burning Questions” episode, Jaci and Chelsey are back with part two! They’re answering even more of the questions you’ve been dying to ask, including what their dream home (or compound) would absolutely have to include. I... more

What’s a hill you’ll die on before ever changing your mind? Listeners submitted their most stubborn stances and Jaci + Chelsey are here to decide if they’re worth defending. Some are reasonable–like the belief that strength training is more effective... more

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Recent Guests

Payton Ross
Influencer, podcaster, and returning student
Personal brand; Dear Media
Episode: HOW TO FIND YOURSELF
Suzy Welch
Professor at NYU; creator of The Values Bridge test
New York University
Episode: WHAT DO YOU REALLY VALUE?
Mimi Bouchard
Founder of Activations app and manifestation expert
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Episode: MANIFEST YOUR DREAM LIFE 101
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)
Brooke Michio
Gals On The Go podcaster
Gals On The Go
Episode: FOR THE GIRLS ONLY w/ Gals On The Go
Danielle Carolyn
Gals On The Go podcaster
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Episode: FOR THE GIRLS ONLY w/ Gals On The Go

Hosts

Jaci Marie
Host of What We Said, discussing topics with Chelsey Jade; central voice with promotional and personal storytelling segments.
Chelsey Jade
Co-host, drives banter and topics, often sharing updates and reactions; anchors lifestyle and relationship conversations.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 24.5k ratings
  • Too many life updates

    Podcast needs more structure and titles are misleading! Chatting in the beginning for wayyy too long. Also agree with the reviews about them saying mama too much and Chelsey interrupting..

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Alli2024x
    United States2 months ago
  • Consumerism Podcast

    I have listed to WWS for a long time and generally enjoy it, but it feels like every single episode is at least half about products. And I don’t mean the ads. I understand the girls are influencers and that obviously is part of their lives and commentary, but everything feels like “here’s what I bought recently and here’s what I want to buy” disguised as a recap or a mo they favorite. I don’t even think they’re making money off these mentions, but it feels like their lives revolve around consume... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Ashers69420
    United States2 months ago
  • Since day one

    Been here since day one & I love it but….. Chelsey the interrupting is getting of kind of crazy 🫠

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Laurenmhunt
    United States2 months ago
  • Change it up and read slower!

    Wondering if it’s just the norm/tradition and routine up to this point. But maybe change it up and have Jaci open up the pod/intro? I feel like we actually never hear Jaci talk and it’s not because of the interruptions it just feels like she has very little to say a lot more often lately. Sometimes it feels like when Chelsey intros the pod, we don’t hear Jaci chime in until 2 minutes in.

    Ladies, it’s okay to read the stories at a normal pace! Why the rush?! Sometimes you gotta convey the story... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    -Your Top Fan!
    United States3 months ago
  • Entertaining but..

    Loooove this pod but I don’t think I can hear the word “mama” again 😩 it’s said 20x each ep. Was so funny months ago tho… also ads are half the episode which is a bummer. Other than that, they’re so funny and I actually love the fun topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jujmich
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the authentic friendship and humor between hosts.
Positive sentiment around ongoing evolution of the show and host chemistry.
Sponsorships feel integrated into conversations rather than disruptive ads.
Fans value the reader-submission segments and relatable life updates.
Some feedback highlights interruptions as a recurring critique affecting flow.

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I HATE MY FRIEND’S HUSBAND
Q: Hi, Queens. Do you have any advice on how to overcome stress when it comes to food and exercise?
They acknowledge the question as relatable, emphasize balance, intuitive eating, and giving oneself grace, and advise focusing on sustainable routines rather than perfection, with practical tips about maintaining a flexible, mindful approach.
I LIED TO MY THERAPIST
Q: How should the caller handle the discovery that they lied about their job to their therapist?
Focus on honesty in the next session, describe the moment of panic, and acknowledge why the lie happened, then discuss steps to recover and be transparent going forward.
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.

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Two best friends run a casual, intimate talk show blending personal life updates, relationship and lifestyle commentary, and fan-submitted stories with lighthearted banter. Episodes weave in candid takes on health, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and pop culture, with frequent sponsor reads that feel part of the conversation rather than separate ads. Noteworthy are the consistent two-episode-per-week cadence, the conversational chemistry between hosts, and the ongoing reader-submission segments that give listeners a sense of community and shared experience.

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