Ever wonder what it's like growing up in the 90s when your brain's wired differently? Pull up a chair as Alison's brother Chris spills the tea about getting diagnosed with Asperger's at 40 and suddenly realizing why golf lessons with dad were a total disaster. Between stories of that one date who walked topless through her parents' living room (yep, that happened) and dropping truth bombs in corporate meetings that would get anyone else fired, Chris breaks down how understanding neurodiversity changed everything - especially parenting.

Watch Alison discover she might not be as "normal" as she thought while Chris explains why his daughter's obsession with Japanese metal bands and perfect lighting actually makes total sense. From mimicking social cues to accidentally creating an entire dating strategy based on trying to get rejected, this episode proves that sometimes your biggest "weakness" might actually be your superpower - even if it takes four decades to figure that out.

Plus, find out why Chris can code like a genius but can't make eye contact, how he turned his experiences into parenting wins, and why sometimes throwing your credit card on the dinner table and walking out is the only reasonable response to a bad date.

Fair warning: This episode contains corporate meeting mishaps, dating stories that'll make you feel better about your love life, and enough inappropriate comments to make HR create a new training video. Perfect for listening while avoiding eye contact or pretending to pay attention in meetings!

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Jump into the chaos with Alison and Cassie as they plan their next wellness adventure - freezing their bodies in a cryotherapy chamber because apparently that's what passes for self-care these days. While Cassie's ready to embrace the ice, Alison's questioning her life choices and wondering if being a human popsicle is really the path to enlightenment.

Between planning their deep freeze, they dive into dating disasters including Alison's legendary first date that ended with a broken ankle, her date driving off, and proving chivalry isn't just dead - it never even showed up to the party. Meanwhile, Cassie reveals her complete lack of dating history because apparently when you meet your soulmate at 17, you skip the whole "learning how not to date" phase.

The conversation spirals into their Canadian vs American throwdown, where we learn Canadian schools don't care about sports and Americans will literally hold their kids back a grade just to dominate middle school football. Plus, find out why watching Rescue 911 in the 90s basically guaranteed childhood trauma, how their parents' creative lies shaped their adult fears, and why Tucker Carlson made an unexpected appearance in their "Hall Pass" list (Cassie has some explaining to do).

From colonic confusion to cryo-chambers, these two prove once again that no topic is off limits - especially when there's a chance to turn it into a laugh. And yes, they eventually explain what "Daddy Chill" means, but you'll have to listen to understand why it became the quote of the day.

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Pop in your earbuds and hold onto your juice cleanse, because Alison and Cassie are taking you on a supernatural journey through the weirdest parts of motherhood! From failed detox attempts to interdimensional travel (yes, really), these two are spilling all the paranormal tea about their families' ghostly encounters. When Alison's daughter starts seeing a little girl by the bathroom door and Cassie's son shares the exact same shark attack dream, you'll start questioning everything you know about mother's intuition. Turns out there's actual science behind why moms just know things - spoiler alert: your kids' cells are literally still inside you! Whether you believe in mediums, energy vortexes, or just the power of a good juice cleanse, this episode explores why some of us might be more tuned into the spiritual realm than others. Between stories of RV ghost footsteps and prophetic dreams coming true, you'll learn why traveling might actually shift you between dimensions (and why that's not always a bad thing). Warning: This episode contains failed detox attempts, dimensional portals in Florida, and enough evidence to make you wonder if your kid's imaginary friend is actually imaginary. Perfect for listening while sage-ing your house or hiding from the ghost in your hallway.

Available wherever you question reality instead of folding laundry.

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