Last Brain Cell

Rachael and Caroline
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Unhinged. Unfiltered. Unnecessary. Two friends. One last brain cell. Every week we're spiraling down internet rabbit holes, having debates around pop culture, and oversharing our lives in ways our therapists would not recommend. No experts. No agenda. Just vibes and poor decisions. Join us for the kind of conversations that should probably stay in the group chat. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

Episodes

  1. Oct 7

    Are We Living In The Hunger Games?

    May the odds be ever in your favor. In our sixth episode, Rachael gives us a play by play of her traumatic porta potty experience, Caroline praises her favorite contestants on Dancing with the Stars, and the two discuss Ash Dykes’ Congo expedition. This episode contains: Vegas recommendations, a breakdown of the Earle/Irwin potential beef, the definition of a kybo, excitement over Andy Coen’s hard launch, camping hatred, and love for Macklemore. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  2. Sep 23

    Can You Read?

    *TW: ED* We’re back, baby. In our fifth (and long overdue) episode, Caroline talks about what it’s like living with a man, we unpack the discourse surrounding Ariana Grande’s tour, and Rachael gives her thoughts on success after watching Rafael Nadal’s Netflix docuseries. This episode contains: a call for Dolly to run for president (recorded before her passing, rest in peace to a legend), hatred for red pill taking men, and serious discussions related to fame and the pressures of the spotlight. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  3. May 13

    Are You Living For Yourself?

    We hope you all are living the life you’ve dreamed for yourself. In our fourth episode, Rachael assesses the breakup that shook the tennis world, Caroline divulges her horrific interior design choices, and we discuss if Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz are exemplifying the taxi cab theory. This episode contains: a deep dive on relationships, crazy cat stories, love for Extreme Makeover Home Edition, Morgan Riddle hype, and an unpopular take on nepotism. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  4. May 6

    Do You Wanna Hear Our Beats?

    Thanks for listening to our beats again this week. In our third episode, we discuss Caroline's relationship with AI, Rachael's new found love for Heated Rivalry, and our top Nashville concert experiences. This episode contains: Apple slander, complaints about current tipping culture, and gay sex talk. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  5. Apr 29

    Where Do You Keep Your Bread?

    We want to know where your bread is kept. In our second episode, we're dissecting our roommate debates and obsessing over space. This episode contains: Beckham family drama, Minecraft lore, and love for the moon crater, Carroll. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  6. Apr 22

    Who Invited Us Here?

    Nobody invited us, but we showed up anyway. In our very first episode of Last Brain Cell, we're taking you all the way back to when our friendship began, and explaining why on earth we decided to start a podcast. This episode contains: Justin Bieber discourse, Survivor opinions nobody asked for, reading recommendations, reality TV rabbit holes, and our recurring segment, Weekly Brain Worms (because some thoughts just won't leave our heads ,and frankly, that's your problem now, too). Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

  • 6 Episodes

About

Unhinged. Unfiltered. Unnecessary. Two friends. One last brain cell. Every week we're spiraling down internet rabbit holes, having debates around pop culture, and oversharing our lives in ways our therapists would not recommend. No experts. No agenda. Just vibes and poor decisions. Join us for the kind of conversations that should probably stay in the group chat. Welcome, Cellulites. We're so glad you're here.

Information

  • Creator
    Rachael and Caroline
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Rachael and Caroline
  • Show Website
    Last Brain Cell