No Scroll Summer

We did it! If you're hoping to hear deep reflections about our relationship with social media and answers of how to find a healthy balance, you'll have to look elsewhere. Kimball and Hinckley wrap up the podcast by talking about packing for college, a runes course, the Red White and Royal Blue movie and buying laundry detergent being the most adult thing. Thank you for listening to our No Scroll Summer, we've had a lot of fun and are ready for the next adventure!

This week, in our penultimate episode, we recap our family camping adventures, complete with dirt cloud auras on children, Hinckley's mountain hike, and scrubbing dirty underpants in a river. Kimball also reflects on Lughnasadh and reckoning with complicated ancestor stories.

This week the girlies catch up on some quintessential summer activities- a family slip 'n slide, comparing an adult birthday party with a child's birthday party, and having a pizza cone at Opera at the Park. Kimball talks about her education degree through the lens of patriarchy, and Hinckley talks tactics of planning a first date. Also, Hinckley can't believe that Kimball never learned how to burp.

This week we discuss the power of hiking with a 'middle school cool' playlist, Kimball's critique of Booktok sensation Lightlark- including the blonde boy vs dark hair boy trope, and how quickly one can fully change their life.

This week, the girls talk about the luxury of car washes, childhood code names, and how good it feels to actually hang out with a friend in person- must be good for us or something?

This week Kimball went to a women's retreat and partied, and Hinckley put on her big girl pants at college orientation.

The girlies talk about peak sacrilege, ginger girls on tinder that would ruin your life and the Breakfast Club. Hinckley is 'feeling very self improvement' due to making her bed, journaling, and The Artist's Way, and Kimball is still crocheting.