Episode 5: “Rave Bae”

Episode 8: In the Wilderness

This week’s chaos includes: • Anne attempting to navigate the dating app world • Amy surviving pool renovations (barely) • Anne’s new apartment era • And a very important hypothetical: would we actually survive in the wilderness…or be taken out by minor inconveniences within 12 hours? As always, it starts somewhat normal and quickly spirals into complete randomness, questionable survival skills, and oversharing. Come sit with us. 😂

Episode 7: “Mild or Spicy?”

Grab your coffee (or wine), because the girls are back and it’s a rollercoaster. This episode of LYLAS goes from "serious mom moves" to "dating app chaos" in record time. Anne recounts a recent dating app interaction that crashed and burned over a "mild or spicy" comment that we are still recovering from. Then, Amy shares a personal look into her family life and the brave decision to prioritize her daughter’s mental health over the school year. Plus, we’re asking the important questions: If your life was a movie, what would the crowd be yelling at the screen? And which game show are we taking home the grand prize on? Buckle up, chat. And join in on the fun with some upcoming polls.

Episode 6: “Hey Chat”

In this episode of LYLAS, Anne tries to back out of an upcoming trip but Amy isn’t having it. The girls dive into fun questions like aging forward vs. backward, what they complain about most, and what they loved about their hometown, with a little Easter chat sprinkled in. It’s real, relatable, and full of best-friend banter.

Episode 5: “Rave Bae”

This week on LYLAS, we’re recapping spring break, sharing the chaos from our week, and diving into our latest obsession: Amy brings the SLOMW takes, Anne brings the Heated Rivalry 🔥 Plus, Anne is back on the dating apps… and the “rave bae” requests are something. Basically, it’s group chat energy in podcast form. Love ya like a sister 💋

Episode 4: Better Together

In this episode of LYLAS (Love Ya Like a Sister), we’re taking a trip down memory lane of more handwritten letters and we also get real about people-pleasing, serving tables, and, for the first time, we’re recording in person instead of remotely! Which means more laughs, more chaos, and the kind of conversations that only happen when two lifelong friends are sitting in the same room.