Does Therapy Actually Work? Our Honest Take

We're Addicted to Our Screens (And We Can't Stop)

We spend more time staring at screens than we do sleeping. And somehow, we've completely normalized it. In this episode, we dig into the uncomfortable truth about screen addiction — what it's actually doing to our brains, our relationships, and our ability to just exist without a device in our hands. Is this a real addiction? Or a habit we're too lazy to break? Josh thinks it's more complicated than either answer. Lisa has a confession that's going to make you feel seen. We get into: * Why screen addiction hits differently for Gen X and Xennials * The dopamine loop that keeps us scrolling (and why willpower isn't enough) * What a digital detox actually looks like — and why we'd probably fail one * How our phones are quietly rewiring our closest relationships This isn't a lecture. It's two siblings getting brutally honest about a problem they both have. 🎙️ New episodes every week — subscribe so you don't miss the next one.

Does Therapy Actually Work? Our Honest Take

We live in a world where therapy is everywhere — TikTok therapists, therapy-speak in every conversation, "have you tried therapy?" as the answer to everything. But nobody's really asking the real question: does it actually work? In this episode, we get into it. From our own personal experiences to the cultural pressure around mental health, we break down what therapy is genuinely good for, where it falls short, and whether it's worth the time, money, and emotional energy — especially for Gen X and Xennials who were never told it was okay to ask for help in the first place. We cover: * Is therapy a life-changer or just an expensive place to vent? * Are there people it just doesn't work for? * What happens when you find the wrong therapist (we've been there) * Why Gen X has such a complicated relationship with mental health treatment We're not mental health professionals. We're just two people who've lived enough to have an honest opinion about it. 🎙️ New episodes every week — hit subscribe for more real talk.

These Lies You Tell Yourself Are Holding You Back

In this episode, Lisa and Josh tackle the subject of "lies we tell ourselves" and the intricate psychology behind our self deception. They explore how these internal conflict moments, from small untruths to significant falsehoods, hinder our personal growth. Join them as they discuss the importance of facing the truth about these cognitive biases for a more authentic life. New episode every week. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one.

We Asked: What's Your Biggest Life Regret?

Welcome back to Brother, Sister, Whatever, where we're diving deep into the world of regrets this week. We're talking about those haunting moments, those we can now laugh about, and the ones we conveniently ignore, offering some raw life lessons. Join us as we explore how to let go of the past and foster self awareness, because let's be real, we all have plenty of embarrassing moments we'd rather forget, but there's spiritual wisdom in facing them. 🎯 The Big Question: Are regrets holding you back, or are they guiding you forward?

We're Addicted to True Crime | Here's Why

This week on the Brother Sister Whatever podcast, we finally asked the question nobody wants to say out loud: why are we so obsessed with true crime and what does it say about us?We break down the true crime psychology behind the obsession — why our brains can't look away, what the dopamine hit of "one more episode" is actually about, and whether binge-watching murder docs at 11pm is a quirk or a red flag. Spoiler: it's both.If you've ever stayed up until 2am on a true crime podcast rabbit hole and couldn't explain why — you're in the right place.New episodes every week. Subscribe so you don't miss one.