Episode's summary
Savannah and April are running it all back. From canceled TV shows they'd revive to fashion trends that deserve a comeback, they're kicking things off with a nostalgia-fueled game that hits different. Think Girlfriends, Martin, bell bottoms, and McDonald's birthday parties. If you miss the 90s and early 2000s, this one's for you. We’ve got a whole callback hour. A mom calls in about her 19-year-old son who's head over heels for his girlfriend, but he's convinced her family doesn't approve because of race. Savannah and April break down cultural expectations and young love. And a woman who's been with her child's father for 12 years and is ready to ghost him. Like, garage empty, kids gone, no forwarding address type of ghost, and is using ChatGPT for legal advice. April shuts that down real quick. From young love to fresh starts, this episode is giving: run it back, but do it right.
Savannah and April are running it all back. From canceled TV shows they'd revive to fashion trends that deserve a comeback, they're kicking things off with a nostalgia-fueled game that hits different. Think Girlfriends, Martin, bell bottoms, and McDonald's birthday parties. If you miss the 90s and early 2000s, this one's for you. We’ve got a whole callback hour. A mom calls in about her 19-year-old son who's head over heels for his girlfriend, but he's convinced her family doesn't approve because of race. Savannah and April break down cultural expectations and young love. And a woman who's been with her child's father for 12 years and is ready to ghost him. Like, garage empty, kids gone, no forwarding address type of ghost, and is using ChatGPT for legal advice. April shuts that down real quick. From young love to fresh starts, this episode is giving: run it back, but do it right.
Episodes
It’s Giving… Run It Back
ListenedSavannah and April are running it all back. From canceled TV shows they'd revive to fashion trends that deserve a comeback, they're kicking things off with a nostalgia-fueled game that hits different. Think Girlfriends, Martin, bell bottoms, and McDonald's birthday parties. If you miss the 90s and early 2000s, this one's for you. We’ve got a whole callback hour. A mom calls in about her 19-year-old son who's head over heels for his girlfriend, but he's convinced her family doesn't approve because of race. Savannah and April break down cultural expectations and young love. And a woman who's been with her child's father for 12 years and is ready to ghost him. Like, garage empty, kids gone, no forwarding address type of ghost, and is using ChatGPT for legal advice. April shuts that down real quick. From young love to fresh starts, this episode is giving: run it back, but do it right.
It’s Giving… Boo’d Up, Not Glued Up
ListenedNFL season is back, and some women have lost their men three nights a week. But how much of your partner’s world do you actually have to be part of? Savannah and April get into what it means to be boo’d up without doing everything together, and if being a devoted partner can start to look like doing too much. Then the callers bring the relationship questions. One woman wants to move, but her breadwinner husband’s job has her wondering if she’s married to the zip code. Another has a girlfriend she cares about but isn’t in love with. And one wife is tired of being judged for how devoted she is to her husband. So where’s the line between showing up for your person and losing yourself in their life? Savannah and April have thoughts. Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code EVERYBODYSCRAZY for 20% off.
It’s Giving… F*** It, We’re Not Friends
ListenedSavannah and April are real friends, but would their friendship hold up against TV’s most iconic duos? They’re debating who was the better friend on Insecure: Issa or Molly. Then someone who knows the friendship firsthand weighs in. 👀 It’s a full hour of auditing friendships, and the callers are making the decisions tough. One friend treats her like a bank. Another is ready to hit “unfriend” IRL but has no idea how to end things. And apparently, taking someone out on a yacht for her birthday counts as “low effort” now? Savannah and April decide which friendships are worth fixing, which need to be faced, which can fade—and which deserve a full-on F* it. There’s a whole lotta F*** it energy tuh-day.
It’s Giving… Older, Wiser, and Still Crazy
ListenedWhat is your age actually supposed to feel like? Savannah opens up about turning 40 and reveals the surprising age she’d happily relive, and explains why getting older hasn’t changed how she feels. Then Savannah and April put their friendship to the test with age-themed superlatives They’re answering voicemails from women going through all stages of life—one approaching 30 with her heart emotionally on Do Not Disturb, another 30-year-old getting over her very first relationship, which leads to our first callback for the full breakup tea; another call is checking if she’s done enough in her life at 48. From love and vulnerability to milestones and starting over, this episode is giving: there’s no universal timeline, and it’s never crazy to create the life you actually want.
It’s Giving…I said What I Didn’t Say
ListenedWe’re back for our first episode since losing Dolly, and April is unpacking her love for the icon—and why she has enough Dolly memorabilia to fill a museum. Then Savannah and April play a round of “Give Me a Number,” ranking just how much crazy they’re willing to tolerate, from missed birthdays to straight-up disrespect. But things heat up when a caller asks how to make things right with her husband, and the ladies land on opposite sides of the silent-treatment debate. Is taking space a healthy way to cool down, or is shutting someone out its own kind of punishment? The disagreement gets real, the volume goes up, and neither one is backing down. If you’ve ever gone quiet just to make sure somebody heard you loud and clear, this one’s for you! Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code EVERYBODYSCRAZY for 20% off.