The one where Fern and Nat ask themselves, are we actually fun people or just confidently delusional? They take a brutally honest (and hilarious) look at how fun has evolved from late nights and bad decisions to snacks, seating and clear exit strategies. They talk candidly about canceling plans, without guilt, judging vibes immediately and why being married best friends means that fun doesn't have to be loud or impressive to be real. Somewhere between Disney-level planning, Target run adventures and admitting that standing around is simply not fun, they land on the truth: maybe this new version of fun looks different... but it's peaceful, joyful and very well-fed. And honestly, they're okay with that.

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The one where Fern and Nat go on a cruise with 30 family members. This of course means that someone is always missing, the group chat never stops and finding quiet time feels impossible. Between it all, Fern and Nat manage to sneak away for rare moments alone, where chaos by competition occurs. By the end of it all, Fern may have finally gotten to Nat... Because she actually mentions the words no one expected: maybe a Disney Cruise wouldn't be such a bad idea after all.

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The one where, Fern and Nat tackle the bold idea of dating each other again—because somewhere between life, chaos, and asking “did you pay that bill?” the romance started requiring a calendar invite. Fern is on a mission to revive date night, but his vision includes early bird dinners, aka eating at a time Nat still considers “a late lunch.” We laugh our way through what it actually means to prioritize each other again—awkward flirting, compromised dinner times, and realizing that the point isn’t when you eat, but who you’re making time for. Whether it’s a fancy night out or splitting a meal before 6 PM (against your will), this episode is all about choosing connection, protecting time together, and proving that dating your spouse doesn’t have to be perfect—just intentional, making date night anywhere you can be together and make it your own. It's real , it's chaotic but no matter what the sparks are there and the love too.

The one where Fern and Nat, dive headfirst into the chaos of “New Year, New Me” energy—where motivation is high, logic is optional, and delusion is honestly encouraged. We talk all about setting intentions, creating vision boards that are part manifestation and part comedy, and asking the real questions like: are we evolving, or just romanticizing a future version of ourselves? From unrealistic goals to oddly specific dreams, we unpack how delusions sometimes keep us hopeful (and slightly unhinged) at the start of the year. With creating Vision Boards and of course, no vision board is complete without a little Disney magic—because if Fern is going to dream big, it might as well include annual passes, churros, and pretending life is a Pixar montage. This episode is funny, relatable, and the perfect reminder that it’s okay if your “new me” still loves chaos, coffee, and Disney just a little too much

The one where , the episode is fully audience-led — and if things get spicy, emotional, or slightly unhinged… that’s on you

Fern and Nat are answering real questions sent in by listeners, covering everything from marriage disagreements, burnout without guilt, parenting wins and fails, and the everyday mess behind the perfectly curated social media life.

This episode is honest, funny, and full of “oh wow, same” moments. Nothing is off limits — from who apologizes first (or pretends nothing happened), to who would forget their passport, to whether giving up coffee or sleep would end the relationship entirely.

If you’re navigating relationships, family, exhaustion, or just trying to keep your life together — pull up a chair. This one’s for you

The one where this absolutely unhinged episode of Limitless Table Talk, Fern and Nat dive headfirst into the plot twists they never saw coming: realizing marriage doesn’t calm you down, parenting is a full ambush, adulthood has zero answers, and silence can somehow be louder than words.

From arguing about handwashing dishes and dishwashers, to watching their adult kids roast them with Olympic-level precision, this episode is full of chaos, laughter, and painfully relatable truths. Add in a lightning round with no mercy, identity crises served with humor— and you’ve got one of their most honest (and hilarious) conversations yet

The one where Fern and Nat dive headfirst into the absolute chaos that is Christmas shopping season. From packed stores that feel like Olympic events, to online shopping, nothing is safe from the holiday spending spiral.

They unpack the pressure of buying the perfect gift (and why it somehow never feels like enough), the guilt of budgets being blown, and the mental gymnastics of saying, “It was on sale, so technically I saved money.” Fern leans fully into the “Christmas magic costs money” mindset, while Nat tries (and mostly fails) to be the voice of financial reason.

The conversation hits on emotional spending, last-minute panic buys, and the unspoken competition of who gave the best gift. They also get real about balancing generosity with boundaries—especially when you want to get the best gift, wallets being slim, and every store is packed.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Limitless Table Talk without laughs, relatable confessions, side tangents, and a few “we probably shouldn’t admit this” moments. Whether you’re a planner, a procrastinator, or someone currently hiding Amazon packages from your spouse, this episode will make you feel seen.

Because at the end of the day, Christmas isn’t about what you spend—it’s about who you’re spending it with……but also why did wrapping paper cost that much?

The one where we get ready for chaos, comedy, and questionable navigation skills in this week’s episode! Fern swears he knows exactly where he’s going—right up until he doesn’t—and somehow the “shortcut” turns into a full-blown detour worthy of its own documentary. Meanwhile, Nat is still emotionally recovering from that infamous New Orleans trip… the one that left her with lifelong travel trust issues, a deep fear of surprise turns, and a radar for trouble that goes off the second Fern says, “I got this.”

Join Fern and Nat as they relive the misadventures, roast each other lovingly, and reveal how getting lost together somehow always leads to the best stories. If you’ve ever traveled with a partner who insists they don’t need directions, this episode is for you.