Smut, Karaoke & Questionable Choices

The Dad Episode

This week’s episode is basically a collection of family stories that should probably stay within the family… but where’s the fun in that? In our Father’s Day episode, we talk about our favorite memories of our dad, the guys we somehow convinced to become fathers, camping adventures, Christmas Eve shenanigans, Chet the parrot, and yes — the time Nicole was accidentally left at the library. It’s nostalgic, unhinged, and proof that most family traditions are really just shared chaos with better storytelling over time.

Smut, Karaoke & Questionable Choices

This week, we’re putting our sisterhood to the test with a game of “Who’s Most Likely To…” and things spiral almost immediately. From flirting with bartenders for free fries to getting kicked out of a karaoke bar, reading smut in public, and other deeply concerning behavior, nothing is off limits. Along the way, we go on approximately one thousand tangents, expose each other repeatedly, and somehow reveal way too much about our personalities in the process. If you’ve ever wondered which one of us would survive a public embarrassment situation and which one would accidentally make it worse… this episode has your answers.

Are We Still Podcasters?

Remember us? Because honestly, life has been LIFE-ING lately. After an accidental three-month disappearance, we’re back with a full catch-up episode covering everything that’s been happening behind the scenes — the wins, the chaos, the things we thought we’d have figured out by now, and our updated hopes for the rest of 2026. We’re revisiting the dreams we started the year with and asking ourselves the important questions, like: Are we thriving? Surviving? Delusional? A little bit of all three? Tune in for sister chats, honest life updates, and the usual unfiltered oversharing.

I Said Xanga, Not Zima

We grew up in a time when embarrassing moments just… disappeared. No receipts. No screenshots. No viral humiliation. Must be nice. In this episode, we’re diving into what it was like growing up with and without social media, how it shaped us (and maybe slightly traumatized us), and what we want things to look like for our kids. Are we raising the first generation to intentionally limit social media? Is society slowly backing away from it? Or are we just being dramatic? As usual, we overshare, overthink, and probably contradict ourselves, but we had fun doing it.

Welcome to the Show

Welcome to the first official episode of No Filters | Just Sisters! Meet Nicole and Sarah, two sisters, seven years apart, ready to laugh at themselves as they talk about life, New Year's resolutions, and hopes for 2026.