In this episode, we're getting real about insecurities - the ones we joke about, the ones we hide, and the ones that randomly hit at 2am. From comparison and overthinking to confidence and self- worth, we're unpacking where these feelings come from and how we deal (or don't deal) with them. It's honest, a little chaotic, and a reminder that even the most put- together people are figuring it out too.

This episode, we’re finally cracking open the questions we’ve been avoiding 👀

We’re diving into all the hard-hitting, no-filter, “we’ve been meaning to answer this” topics—and nothing is off limits. From the deep to the unexpected, we’re giving you our real thoughts, real reactions, and maybe a few answers you didn’t see coming.

Plus… we’re featuring our very first audience submission 🎤🔥
That’s right—one of YOU is officially part of the episode, and this is just the beginning.

If you’ve been waiting for us to get real, this is the one. Tune in and let’s get into it.

This week on A Girl Who Knows Finance, we’re flipping the script on the whole “I’m looking for a man in finance, trust fund, 6’5”, blue eyes” thing… because honestly? You don’t need any of that to be good with money.

Think: girl math, but make it intentional.

In this episode, we talk about how to actually set up your finances so your money supports the life you want — not the other way around. Inspired by the ideas behind conscious spending (and yes, a little influence from Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You to Be Rich), we’re breaking down how to build a system that works for you: spending guilt-free on what you love, cutting what you don’t, and making your money feel a lot less overwhelming.

No finance bro energy required. Just real conversations about money, mindset, and becoming the girl who actually knows her finances.

Because the goal isn’t finding someone in finance…
it’s becoming the girl who already has hers handled. 💅💰

This episode is pure story time.

We’re taking a break from advice and deep dives and dedicating today to The Luck of the Jasmyn — a collection of the most chaotic, unbelievable, somehow-it-worked-out stories from Jasmyn’s life.

From a passport mishap… to losing a sandal in Kyoto… to a credit card crisis in Hawaii… to brand new skis flying off a Mammoth roof rack — these are the kinds of stories that make you question whether someone is wildly unlucky… or cosmically favored.

It’s travel chaos. It’s near disasters. It’s last-minute miracles. It’s main character energy in the most unhinged way.

If you love a good “you cannot make this up” story, this one’s for you.

Catch ya on the Sunny Side. ☀️🥚

This week, we’re in the trenches of dating in your twenties — the dating apps, the situationships, the soft launches, the hard feelings, and the “what are we?” texts that make your stomach drop.

We’re breaking down:

• The difference between standards, expectations, and goals

• Why chemistry is NOT compatibility

• How to communicate what you want without a PowerPoint presentation

• And how to stop confusing potential with effort (BY WHAT EVIDENCE TOWARDS YOU LOL)

Plus:
Is it a red flag… or are you self-sabotaging? 👀

This episode is about CLARITY — not perfection.
High standards. Flexible expectations. Radical self-respect.

If you’re dating, healing, spiraling, evolving — or all four at once — this one’s for you.

What’s the smallest thing you’ve ever overthought… and why did it feel like a life-or-death situation? In this episode, Jasmyn and Michelle unpack what overthinking actually is (and isn’t), the difference between reflecting and spiraling, and why our brains love to loop without landing anywhere.

We talk about overthinking as a coping mechanism, a control illusion, and a form of mental procrastination, plus what actually triggers it: fear of rejection, regret, discomfort, and “future-tripping.” We explore why it feels especially intense when you’re younger, when your identity is still forming and every decision feels like a referendum on who you are.

We also get into the difference between intuition and anxiety-in-disguise, and how to tell when your gut is speaking versus when your mind is just interrogating itself. Finally, we share gentle, practical ways to interrupt the spiral—naming it, moving your body, questioning whether a thought is useful, and reframing the narrative.

Because overthinking isn’t a flaw—it’s a misused strength. And as the reminder goes: your thoughts are information, not instructions. You don’t need certainty to move forward, and you don’t have to solve every thought to let it pass. 💭🍳

Why is flirting either electric… or the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done in your life?

This week on the Good Egg Podcast, Jasmyn (certified extrovert) and Michelle (self-identified introvert) crack into the art of flirting: the confidence, the cringe, the delusion, and the very important skill of reading the room. Is flirting intentional or accidental? A skill or a personality trait? Where is the line between being flirty, being friendly, and full-on love bombing?

We break down what flirting actually is (hint: it’s not just being hot and polite), why someone being nice does not automatically mean they’re into you, and how to tell when the vibe is mutual versus when it’s time to respectfully stand down.

You’ll get our Flirting Do’s and Don'ts.

Plus, we talk situational flirting (where it’s welcome, where it’s a no), whether flirting counts as cheating, and how to tell when someone is actually flirting with you versus just being a kind human.

The big takeaway? Flirting isn’t about securing a number or proving your “rizz.” It’s about being present, playful, respectful, and genuinely enjoying the moment. Because honestly… nothing is hotter than someone who’s just having fun. 💛

This week on The Good Egg Podcast, Jasmyn and Michelle put on their lab coats and break down crushes as if they were a law of physics. In The Yolk of It: Crush Physics — Kinetic vs. Potential Love, they explore why crushes hold so much emotional energy, why the ones that never happen sometimes feel the most intense, and what really changes when feelings move from fantasy to reality. From unspoken attraction and imagined futures (potential energy) to first moves, mutual feelings, and messy real-life chemistry (kinetic energy), the carton asks: Do crushes ever truly disappear, or do they just lose momentum?

They dive into why younger crushes feel so all-consuming, how imagination amplifies emotion, and whether some connections are meant to stay safely in the “what if” phase. Plus, a rapid-fire Scramble to redirect your brain from the person you’re currently down bad for, and a round of Hard Boiled Questions tackling everything from coworker crushes and gym icks to unrequited feelings in friend groups and the difference between a crush and an actual ex.

If you’ve ever built a whole future off a single text, felt energy without interaction, or wondered whether love is about intensity, stability, or courage, this episode is for you. Because crushes aren’t just feelings—they’re forces. And learning how to work with them might be its own kind of science. 🥚⚡