Lauryn and Whitney discuss their abilities to adapt to new life situations and how they handle shifts in their lives. They discuss how becoming adults has challenged them in the sense of being adaptable. They finish by explaining why they will be stepping away from the podcast for the time being. Thank you for all of your support!

Lauryn and Whitney discuss what they think does not make sense in day-to-day life. They discuss random things such as dog dreams to the price of college. Tune in to see what we think just doesn't make sense!

Lauryn and Whitney share a funny story that happened while on a recent girl's trip. They then go into the importance of spending some time with friends and also going to a new environment for a weekend. Both share the importance it has on friendships and also on resetting their minds.

Lauryn and Whitney test each other over "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader" questions. It is safe to say Lauryn did not pay attention in school and Whitney remembers every acronym she learned.

Lauryn and Whitney discuss their history with injuries and how it challenged them mentally and physically. They discuss how important it is to see the positives but also relate to the times where you feel lost. Injuries can come out of know where, so it is important to have a strong support system and be there for your teammates and friends that go through this time.

Lauryn and Whitney discuss the most generic and cliche phrases that men say and how it may be able to come off better. They then discuss what women really want to hear and how important it is to stand out and be original with words and phrases.

Lauryn and Whitney discuss what men say and how women interpret what they are saying. They discuss this from personal and dramatized thoughts. They also explain why some of these can be worded differently for a better outcome in conversation.

Lauryn and Whitney discuss different characteristics that people may find as a green flag or a red flag when it comes to men. They cover a range of different statements that could swing either way. These are personal preferences and based on past experiences. Tune in to see how you rank each of the topics!