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We didn’t grow up religious — but that didn’t stop us from having an existential crisis about it. This episode is a spiral: into belief, identity, self-sabotage, and the terrifying possibility that we might just be... boring. It’s awkward, chaotic, kind of sad, kind of funny — basically, church.

In this week’s episode, we dive into the difference between being seen and being watched, what it feels like to be an actor, big feelings, and crack way too many poop jokes for Anna’s liking - even more than usual, chaos ensues.

In this week’s episode, we’re unpacking the weird in-between of never quite fitting in, and how coupled-culture is designed to make single people feel like they’re always second-best. We ask ourselves what constitutes a “real” life and share the best advice we’ve ever received.

This week, we’re talking about the magic of being fully present—plus why it’s so tricky to actually get there. We also get into social anxiety (including why introducing different friend groups feels like defusing a bomb). The good news? We might’ve stumbled on a few helpful clues for handling it all. Spoiler: it has a lot to do with trust… and letting go of control (easier said than done, we know).

In this episode of Your Crazy Best Friends, we’re talking about messing up, feeling shame, and learning to laugh at it all. From reframing failure to embracing masturbation and letting go of emotional control, we explore how to stop taking life so seriously—and maybe even have fun with the chaos.

In this week’s episode, we dive into a letter that captures the chaotic, thrilling magic of losing control — and finding yourself. We talk about the tension between control and pleasure, swap funny (and slightly mortifying) stories about how we first learned about sex (spoiler: it involves a secret porn stash), and unpack how part of growing up is getting more comfortable with emotions — like anger — that can feel wildly out of control, but are actually vital to recognize and communicate.

This week, we get to hear about Sarah’s first date with PH and the flurry of feelings that went along with it. We discuss dating culture, our not-so-successful encounters with casual sex, and the work that goes into breaking out of dysfunctional relationship dynamics. Let’s talk about sex, baby, and also about family trauma.

Our first remote podcast recording, and we’re wondering if being in different spaces made us open up a teeny bit more. In this episode, we explore friendships with exes, things we put up with that we shouldn’t have, and the value of making big old mistakes.

This week’s episode covers a lot of ground as we talk about past lives, listening to our gut, and the things that break us open.

This week’s letters had us thinking about the power - and consequences - of vulnerability. We talk through the trap of perfectionism and what it feels like to put the messy parts of ourselves on display.

We had a party, and we wish you had been there, so we’re sharing the speech, the letters, and the vibes from our launch. If you’re new to YOUR CRAZY BEST FRIENDS, this could be a great place to start. Grab a glass and join us in launching our dreams.

This week we read through some BIG letters and try to find compassion for our younger selves while discussing what we wish we could’ve done better (with 12 years of hindsight).

In this episode, we read through this week’s letters, talk about how we thought our careers would go, and the music we use to get us through.

I KNOW I SOUND LIKE A CRAZY PERSON, BUT I HOPE YOU'LL LOVE ME ANYWAY - a platonic love story told through letters between two best friends.

We’re sharing our platonic love story through the real-life daily letters from our early 20s (over a decade ago) - they’re messy and silly, sometimes melodramatic, occasionally insightful, but mostly really good evidence that there’s nothing quite like deep true platonic love, particularly when navigating heartbreak, grief, family, and self-discovery.

On this podcast we'll chime in as our older, although not necessarily wiser, selves. This is meant to be a living breathing thing and we hope that you’ll read along but also tell us what you think, share your own friendship stories with us and be a part of the next chapter of this project.

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In this episode, Anna&Sarah discuss the release of their first batch of letters, trying to impress each other at the beginning of their friendship, their relationship to their bodies, food, and control, and saving the world through art.