The Overshare Hour – Details, episodes & analysis

We’re back with more Reddit chaos. This week: your parents give the family business to your bum younger brother after promising it to you, your husband starts acting out spicy scenes from your book before you get there (??), whether you should attend your sister’s wedding if your wife is banned, and a girlfriend considering going on an “apology vacation” with her boyfriend’s ex. It’s messy. Let’s get into it.

My bestie Lizzy is oversharing with me today! In this episode, we’re diving into some of the most chaotic and oddly relatable Reddit stories. One woman’s fiancé is demanding she delete “risky” photos from Instagram, a sleepover ends in a full meltdown, and another woman refuses to buy her stepdaughter Christmas gifts… but is she wrong for that?

We also unpack one of the strangest stories yet… a husband secretly stealing his wife’s clothes.

Plus, we answer a listener overshare about how to maintain friendships while deconstructing, and we end with a little life update on vacation plans and trying to cut down our screen time.

This week on The Overshare Hour, we’re diving into three Reddit stories that had us saying “oh no,” “absolutely not,” and “let’s unpack this.” We react to a woman who found disturbing locker-room talk on her boyfriend’s phone, another navigating a relationship complicated by an invasive and over-protective sister, and a listener wondering if it’s okay to set boundaries with a mom who abandoned her child while babysitting. We share our honest takes, emotional reactions, and what we’d actually do in these situations.

For our Overshare Moment, Jubi opens up about everything unfolding with Bethel and Shawn Bolz, and how it’s been sitting with her personally. Plus, Kenzie brings some much-needed joy to the table by sharing exciting wedding news — she and her fiancé officially booked their venue! 

In this episode of The Overshare Hour, we’re getting real—like really real. We talk through our own stuff and dive into listener submissions, creating space for honest, messy conversations.

Kenzie opens up about living with PMDD and how heavy this month has been mentally and emotionally. Jubi reminds her (and all of us) that it’s okay to show up exactly as we are, while also sharing her own stress juggling part-time work, life changes, and a brand-new puppy.

Then we get into a listener submission that left us heated: a birthday dinner where a mom invited her daughter’s cheating ex. We unpack family dynamics, boundaries, and what it actually means to protect your peace—even when it’s uncomfortable. If you’ve ever felt pressured to tolerate disrespect for the sake of “family,” this one’s for you.

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In this episode of The Overshare Hour, we respond to three listener submissions that all center around how relationships shift during major life changes.

First, we talk about the guilt of losing friendships after going through a hard season. How can you learn to move forward in new friendships?

Next, we discuss a friendship that slowly fades after divorce and the complicated emotions that come up when you start healing. Finally, we tackle a listener question about whether you should attend a friend’s wedding when their partner gives you serious red flags, and how to navigate concern, intuition, and loyalty without blowing up the friendship.

In this episode, Jubilee and Makenzie reconnect after the holidays, sharing personal updates and discussing their New Year's resolutions. They explore themes of love and relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding different dynamics in partnerships. The conversation shifts to family relationships and the impact of body image, followed by a discussion on coping mechanisms, particularly regarding phone addiction. Finally, they delve into Makenzie's exciting theater aspirations and the importance of personal growth and spirituality in their lives.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: Wine was involved. Boundaries were discussed. Makenzie may or may not trauma dump. 🍷

This week on The OverShare Hour, we pour a glass and dive into some wild Reddit stories about family, boundaries, and relationship chaos. We talk mother-in-law expectations, holiday drama, money weirdness, and those moments where you’re sitting there wondering… am I the problem or is this actually unhinged?

We bounce between laughing and getting a little too real about navigating family relationships, setting boundaries without blowing everything up, and dealing with people who haven’t always shown up the way they should’ve. We also get into sisterhood, chosen family, and why sometimes creating your own traditions is the healthiest move.

It’s cozy, chaotic, validating, and very much a wine-night overshare. Grab a drink and hang with us. 🍷

In this episode of The Overshare Hour, Jubilee and Makenzie unpack the kind of real-life dilemmas no one prepares you for—like whether you should tell your boss their spouse is cheating, and how to set emotional boundaries with family without losing your mind. They get into the messy, tender reality of deconstructing your faith when your partner isn’t on the same page, and how grief and old wounds shape the way we move through the world. Through it all, they explore what it means to protect your peace and build support systems that actually help you carry the grief that never fully goes away.

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In this episode of The Overshare Hour, we talk through real listener submissions about friendship boundaries, relationship ruts, and navigating new seasons of life. We cover what to do when a friend starts treating you like a free babysitter, how to handle feeling stuck with your partner, and how to deal with an overly friendly neighbor while protecting your peace. We also share thoughts on embracing change and getting excited about what is next. This episode is for anyone trying to navigate everyday relationships with a little more clarity.

In this episode, Jubilee and Makenzie get into the real stuff that comes up around the holidays — the family dynamics, the food comments, and the stress that sneaks in even when you’re trying to enjoy yourself. They talk about setting boundaries around food talk, how generational patterns shape the way we see our bodies, and why it’s okay to shut down conversations that don’t feel good.

They also chat about splitting up household responsibilities and how simple things like actually talking about chores (or making a shared list) can make life feel so much easier. And of course, they touch on the funny little etiquette questions that always pop up this time of year… like whether bringing Tupperware to a holiday gathering is totally fine or way too much.

The convo goes deeper into family traditions, messy moments, gift-giving expectations, and how their holiday experiences have shifted as they’ve grown and moved away from old religious frameworks. It’s honest, relatable, and a reminder that you’re not the only one trying to figure out how to make the holidays feel healthy and yours.

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