We're All Fine Holly Haverkorn and Carley Crowder

It looks like we had some technical difficulties getting this puppy updated- oops! Think of it as a double dose of sass for this week.

This week, we delve into the world of the petty with some stories that rank just above the passive-aggressive. We also provide a road map for upping your game in the pursuit of true pettiness. Get on board, all! We're petty and proud.

Holly and Carley get to drop all kinds of opinions this week! They get into the nitty gritty of monogamy or... nonmonogamy and dole out advice for some very confused couples. They also get to play a new game: Cheating or Not Cheating?

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Music by Blue Dot Sessions

In this episode, Holly and Carley discuss common courtesy, touch on the topic of southern hospitality and share their thoughts on various etiquette topics. They cover topics such as taking photos in someone else's home, making a strong first impression, respecting the rules of events, and talking on the phone in public. The conversation is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, highlighting the need for kindness and consideration in everyday interactions.


Music by Blue Dot Sessions

In this episode, hosts Holly and Carley, as well as special guest @tarabeara87, discuss their love for romance novels and explore some hilariously bad descriptions of intimate moments in romance novels. The conversation also touches on personal experiences with romance novels and the perception of women's bodies in literature. And, of course, they give some interesting advice on questions involving sex and relationships. Let's all bring sexy back-ish.

In this episode, Holly and Carley discuss the different forms of gossip and its impact on relationships. They explore the historical origins of gossip and how it has been used as a tool of control and oppression. They also discuss the positive aspects of gossip, such as sharing information and warning others about potential dangers. Holly and Carley reflect on their own experiences with gossip and the importance of understanding intentions and taking responsibility for one's actions. 

In this episode, Holly and Carley discuss some of the most outrageous and hilarious advice requests they have come across. From a new employee's father taking over a job offer phone call to a person wondering how to tell their children their hamsters are gay, the hosts provide their unique and entertaining take on these bizarre situations. They also touch on the history of advice columns and the evolution of the genre. The episode ends with a series of rapid-fire advice requests, including a roommate putting dead mice in the fridge and a spouse suspecting their partner of poisoning them.