109 episodes
Late Night Drive with Ellie & Michaela Ellie Schnitt & Michaela Okland
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 21 Ratings
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Tune your radio up to Bestie FM. Ellie Schnitt and Michaela Okland are pulling up as your drivers, snack providers, and must-see landmark coordinators on this Late Night Drive to everywhere. The bi-coastal besties are breaking down popular culture, the newest and oldest psychological studies, the funniest facts throughout history & everything in between! With sensitivity and humor, Michaela & Ellie are tucking you into the passenger seat and chatting all night long to navigate you through the best and the worst of adult life.
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Women and Wrath
The final sin has arrived…. Wrath. How do we feel about/act upon anger? How is anger treated differently across gender? But before that, an incredibly necessary conspiracy about the Bean. Plus important discussions about Jesus (Christ), Sabrina Carpenter, Ellie’s Endoscopy and more!
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Touching Grass (Inclusively)
Hop in the car for a casual driving experience today. :) We talk a bit about the Met Gala, Omegle, the NYC/Ireland portal, local libraries (again) and more! Then we pull the car over to talk about the Big Question “is it classist to tell someone to touch grass”. Finally, we ask the traffic lights if it’ll be alright (they said I don't know)
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Lustful Intent
It’s time for the topic I think we ALL can relate most to… Lust. The girlies talk about all kinds of lust under the sun- how lust is treated differently between genders, Gen Z’s apparent decline of it, unrequited lust, cheating, and so much more! But before that- talks of Vidcon, the Tom Brady roast, and a Roadside Attraction about Drake & Kendrick.
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Gluttonous Eaters of Meat
This week we are BACK with the deadly sins. Featuring: Gluttony and Greed. We talk about immediate gratification, budgeting, sharing, and more. Before that, we catch up on our weeks, give some recs, share some shocking Club Chalamet news, and much more. Then we pull over for a Seatbelt Check featuring some inner child work.
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The Tortured Drivers Department
Come one, come all to the most predicted episode of the year. A DEEP dive into TTPD. A necessary discussion that we truly think will be interesting whether you’re a Taylor listener or not. Plus some convos about local libraries & Ellie being truly insane in the name of Taylor and TTPD!
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Sedate That Baby!
We go back to a chatty vibe this week as the Sins take a break. From catching up with an ex and actually having a lovely time, to Michaela's virginity reclamation date, we chat our socks off. Plus a convo into why Ellie fears theme parks, a reading of some sweet mini poems, and a Coachella roundup. Then, we pull over to discuss the baby ban discourse. Come sit and gab with the girls!
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Customer Reviews
My comfort podcast
Late night drive pod is what I listen to on long journeys, when I’m cooking, tidying etc. I love their raw vulnerability, honesty, humour and just how real they are. Ellie and Michaela are around 10yrs younger than me but they’re still so relatable and I genuinely learn from them!
Breathtaking, 5 out of 5
Blessed to have followed Ellie and Michaela since the start of their online adventures, and while I initially thought they were fake bot accounts farming likes I discovered they’re just funny, gorgeous gorgeous girlies.
Their podcast has a bit of everything and it’s one of my favourite times of the week they release a new ep. Recommend for the lifestyle girlies, STEM girlies, history girlies, swiftie girlies, permanently online girlies, or just anyone that wants a nice comfort blanket podcast and a good laugh 🥰
(pls note ‘girlies’ is used as a gender neutral term in this review)