Two Tall Girls

Does Linnea want to be famous? What did Mona think when her ex Chad sent her a recording of him singing as a romantic gift? (spoiler alert, it sucked). Mona and Linnea ask each other questions that apparently will make them fall in love on today's episode. They also get real and discuss self growth, the feminist politics of having to be fake in a social situation, and what they would change about their childhoods. Discover things you never thought you would about your two favorite podcast hosts, high-profile and internet famous women! Just to be clear that was sarcastic. Get with the program. But for real, enjoy, and try these questions with someone you like or hate. :0) Questions from "The 36 Questions That Lead to Love" by Daniel Jones published by the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/11/fashion/no-37-big-wedding-or-small.html?_r=0

This is episode 8. We say on the pod it's episode 9. Numbers aren't real and mistakes are beautiful, which brings us to the topic of today's episooode... Today Linnea and Mona follow in the footsteps of every podcast that ever existed, and discuss "self care" (what does that even mean though!?). They keep it real and reveal what parts of living a #together #adult life they are still strugglin' with, and why this may not be such a bad thing. No shaming mandates to wake up at the crack of dawn and do yoga here. Instead Mona and Linnea talk about Planned Parenthood (!!yas!!), struggling to maintain a healthy sleep schedule (bleeeh), and the pitfalls of emphasizing only the individual when we talk about self care. Another Round self care podcast we mention (with Rachel Wilkerson Miller, Senior Lifestyle Editor at BuzzFeed): https://www.acast.com/anotherround/episode69-thelife-changingmagicoflisteningtorachel-withrachelwilkersonmiller- To do list app Linnea mentioned: https://www.any.do/

Mona and Linnea are shootin' the shit this week in a self-proclaimed ~basic~ podcast. Mona talks about tanning salons, Linnea comes to terms with the fact her apartment smells like cat shit. Then they both discuss the reality that people don't really come into their own until their late twenties. Linnea promptly demonstrates this infant status by exposing her confusion about Barack Obama's name. BONUS POINTS: listen till the end to get some tips on holiday gift giving/surviving December

MOVING TO A NEW CITY IS EMOTIONAL AF.