This week Oriana and Jess talk through boundaries on the internet, relationships, signs from the universe and method acting.

The best advice in all relationships, whether it be friendships, dating or fwb is COMMUNICATION

The Universe is testing us in new & unpredictable ways this week. Have you ever dreamt about someone? How did it affect your relationship with that person? Have you experienced weird glitches in the matrix/synchronicities because of your dreams?

Method acting is addictive and dangerous, but perhaps destigmatising scary things is a better way to handle them. 

We also talk through Khloe Kardashian drama, Ivana Trump conspiracies and other celeb gossip.

Hi... Today we're going on a bit of a tangent. Oriana is obsessed with F1. Jess is very angry at the petrol prices. I'm sure you can relate

Be honest.... do we like Drake's new album? The girlies would say yes ;))

Does your week start on a Sunday or Monday? If you said Sunday you're wrong. Buckle up for S2E1, we had a bit of a therapy session in this one....

Welcome to our weekly catch ups. There's a lot going on here, did you know in Sweden it's not considered rude to not feed your guests? Also, what do you think it takes to become a dj? not much apparently...

It's the season finale baby!! There's two main topics today: the 'Retire As You Go' plan and a manifestation tip we acquired that might change the way we think forever

We need to know what to call Stromi Baby's brother. Also, why does Ripley's Believe It Or Not have Marylin Monroe's hair???? We also discuss the MESS that is a wedding dress fitting and Oriana learns something new about Elon Musk

We discuss all relevant news at the moment: Met gala looks, who slayed and who should've stayed at home? The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case, her acting is really bad; NEW emojis including different genders of pregnant people which led to Oriana getting blocked; and random cocov symptoms we didn't expect.

Who doesn't love to talk about those "cultural reset" movies that were also a tragic flop, such a flop that they become iconic? You know exactly what we're talking about, Twilight, Pitch Perfect, La La Land.... need I say more?

We do not dream of labour. Expectations versus reality of joining the workforce, landing your 'dream job', planning for your future. Don't mind us, we're having an existential crisis BUT THIS WORLD MAKES NO SENSE

More like a therapy session, we're ranting from a place of peace and not anger but ranting nonetheless

TRIGGER WARNING: we talk about depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, death and suicidal ideation in this video. Please click away if these topics may be triggering to you

Have you ever read through those 36 questions that supposedly make people fall in love? Jess and Oriana answer some of these, this week's episode touches on embarrassing moments, school bullies, death and special superpowers...

It's impossible to ignore the digital world, right? We spend countless hours online, sharing our lives and giving companies our data. But with great power comes great responsibility. "Sharing your memories online" could be more dangerous than you think.

Trust us to experience glitches in the matrix, right? After last week's episode, we all know nothing is too creepy for the Ori/Jess duo. Even if it's not particularly our favourite

It's no secret that theatres are usually haunted.. That being said, the duo has had their fair share of supernatural encounters

This week's topic was requested by one of you: THE PERIOD TALK. Both Jess and Oriana have much to share on this topic; from shocking diagnoses to ill-fitting menstrual cups - let's just say there's a lot to unpack here.

University was a pivotal time in Jess and Oriana's life: it's where they met and where they became the people they are today. This week, the duo revisit their uni experience which begins with strange acting exercises, working in theatre and ends with the dreadful thesis.

This week, Oriana and Jess talk about differences in culture, religion, upbringing and the ways these factors influenced their character up to this point in their lives.

This week, OJ's conversation is sparked by Dr. Betsy Cairo's TEDTalk on the feminist movement. Can our evolving language still be considered feminist or should we find a new term for our ideology as changing the language of a movement changes the movement itself.

Today, Jess and Oriana are playing 21 (maybe less than 21) questions to get into the swing of podcasting. They discuss how they met, their fatal flaws and coffee orders.