Almost Wise

Our Dream Proposals And The Chaos Behind Karina's

In this episode, we’re talking all things proposals, from the chaos happening behind the scenes to the moments no one sees online. We tell the story of how Jordi showed us Nina’s ring before the proposal, the stress of trying to keep the secret, and the ridiculous ways we accidentally gaslit her into thinking it wasn’t happening anytime soon. We also talk about: – Nina's full proposal story –The subtle clues she started picking up on before the proposal – What it actually felt like watching one of our best friends get engaged – The unexpected role friends play behind the scenes of a proposal – The pressure social media puts on “perfect” engagements – The types of proposals we each secretly dream about – How getting engaged changes the way you start thinking about your future This episode is chaotic, emotional, funny, and veryyyy girlhood coded.

How to Build Your Village and Find The Female Friendships You’re Dreaming Of

In this episode, we’re talking about something that sounds simple… but is actually one of the most layered parts of life: building female friendships, and how to create your village.  We discuss whether friendships are supposed to be “effortless”, the guilt of growing apart, and what it actually means when a friendship changes. How to maintain long-distance friendships when life pulls you in different directions and the “I feel left out” conversation that no one wants to have, but almost everyone experiences. Somewhere in between all of that, we talk about healing parts of yourself through your friendships… and why the kind of love you build there matters more than we sometimes admit. Wherever you’re listening we hope you enjoy!

Imagining Our Future Kids (And Judging Each Other’s)

In this episode, we’re talking about something that feels both so far away and weirdly close at the same time: the kind of parents we think we’ll become… We discuss about the traits from our own parents we’d want to carry forward, and the ones we’re not so sure about. the kind of childhood we’d want to create, the personalities we imagine our future kids having, and how much of us is inevitably going to show up in the way we raise them! We love to think about how our kids would actually be like together… would they be best friends or complete chaos? what would family holidays look like? and would we even all be raising them in the same place? Soooo… what kind of parent do you think you’ll be? and would your future kids get along with ours?!

How To Find A Good Boyfriend

In this episode, we’re talking about something that almost everyone questions at some point: how the f*ck does one actually find a good boyfriend?!?  we kick things off with a fun little “he’s a 10, but…” rapid fire, and then get into the real stuff. Nina and Nat share what it’s actually been like finding themselves in long-term relationships, how they knew, how it happened, and what made this relationship feel different from everything before. Isabella reflects on her past experiences… what’s worked, what really hasn’t, and the patterns you only see once you’re out of them. It’s a mix of stories, lessons, and a bit of us still figuring it out in real time. Sooooo… where do you actually find a good boyfriend? and how do you know when he’s actually the right one?

Guess Which One Of Us Didn’t Go To Private School

in this episode, we’re talking about something that shaped all of us in very different ways: the schools we grew up in. we start with sharing our completely different experiences, from private school to public school to international school, and how those environments actually felt from the inside. then we get into:  - the stereotypes around private vs public school (and what’s actually true) - some very out-of-touch wealth stories - the assumptions people make about you based on where you went to school  - how those environments shaped our personalities and perspectives - and whether we’d want the same for our future kids which school environment did you grow up in? And would you choose the same for your kids? We are curious to hear <3