Episodes

  • Episode 5: Hot Girls and Benefits (Part 2)
    Mar 25 2026

    This episode is purely a yap sesh with zero workplace advice, so enter at your own risk. We welcome back Mal and in the middle of recapping the 401k convo with John, we detour into the future of AI and Mal's Barbie Dreamhouse - believe it or not, these two topics are related. Then we discuss finding hobbies as moms and the gatekeeping ladies/bridge trolls of each hobby. We also talk about school conferences and developmentally appropriate kid behaviors (guess which one of the cousins is a biter). In Chronically Offline, we discuss the cancellation of The Bachelorette, the Afroman lawsuit, and give you homework to read up on Zara Larsson’s rebrand.

    00:00 Benefits Discussion Recap

    01:16 Our AI Future

    06:09 People Who Rich the Right Way

    11:07 Next Episode Teaser

    12:28 The Struggle with Mom Hobbies

    27:01 School Conferences

    33:38 Chronically Offline: Bachelorette, Afroman, and Zara Larsson

    52:03 Wrap Up

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    53 mins
  • Episode 4: Hot Girls and Benefits (Part 1)
    Mar 25 2026

    This week we have celebrity guest John in the hot seat to break down workplace benefits and his best non-expert tips for 401k management (really exciting stuff, right?). We start with a rapid-fire “good benefit or bad benefit” game to discuss common misconceptions around workplace benefits, and then John gets into his best practices for easy 401k management. This episode is probably best for the girlies who are newer to investing and 401ks; you'll have to talk to the bro podcasters if you want to go deeper. We end with some fun topics like terrible children’s books and parents having “favorite” kids at times.

    00:00 Welcome and John’s Career Story

    05:23 Hot Girls and Benefits Game

    15:59 401k Basics and Terms

    20:09 401k Tips

    34:56 Budgeting Tools Tips

    36:36 Big Deal or Little Deal: Terrible Children's Books

    41:23 Favorite Child Debate

    45:13 Closing Thoughts

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    46 mins