Turn Me On With Teamwork

Life's Tough, Get a Hobby

In this episode of Fries for the Table, we’re talking about hobbies—the joyful, random, sometimes bizarre things we do just because they make us feel alive. From adult softball to dandelions to collecting (and killing) too many houseplants, we dig into why hobbies matter, the importance of joy and interest, and how to find one when you feel like you “don’t have time.” Think of it as permission to get obsessed with something that doesn’t have to earn money or make sense—because your brain deserves play.

Get The Hell Out Of The Comment Section

In this episode of Fries For The Table we dive into why the internet’s loudest corner—the comment section—doesn’t actually reflect reality. From algorithm-driven outrage to a handful of super-users skewing the vibe, we unpack why you shouldn’t mistake a chaotic thread for the collective opinion of humanity. Bonus: a couple of tips on keeping your sanity when the trolls come knocking.

The Unexpected Perks of a Nemesis

Is having an enemy… secretly good for you? In this episode, we explore the psychological benefits of having someone to root against—how a clear adversary can give us direction, energy, and even a stronger sense of self. We dig into the idea that we’re narrative beings at heart, wired to tell stories with heroes and villains—and sometimes we cast ourselves as the main character by assigning someone else the role of antagonist. But what happens when that story keeps us stuck? When having an enemy is really just a distraction from our own discomfort or unmet needs? Join us as we unpack the power of a good narrative, the danger of over-identifying with conflict, and how to use an enemy as a fun outlet. Remember to leave us a review for this episode and share it with friends! Everyone’s welcome at the table! Also, head over to Instagram @friesforthetablepod and answer Maddie’s Question or send us a DM with your thoughts!

Turn Me On With Teamwork

In this episode, we dive into one of the most common—and misunderstood—relationship disconnects: when he wants more sex, and she wants more help and emotional support. It’s not just about mismatched libidos—it’s about what sex and support represent for each partner. We explore how emotional labor, resentment, and unmet needs can silently shape intimacy, and what couples can do to get out of the stalemate. Whether you're in this dynamic or just curious about how gendered expectations show up in relationships, this conversation gets real about care, connection, and desire. Remember to leave us a review for this episode and share it with friends! Everyone’s welcome at the table! Also, head over to Instagram @friesforthetablepod and answer Maddie’s Question or send us a DM with your thoughts!

Mirror, Mirror: Let’s Talk About Body Image

In this episode of Fries for the Table, we’re pulling up a chair to talk about something that touches almost everyone—body image. From the silent scripts we picked up as kids to the loud messages we still get from diet culture and social media, we unpack how body image is shaped, distorted, and (sometimes) healed.  We also explore how we can build a more compassionate relationship with our bodies and ourselves. It’s honest, vulnerable, sometimes funny, and always real. Whether you’re struggling with your own reflection or trying to raise body-positive kids, you’re welcome at our table. And yes, we’re still ordering fries. Remember to leave us a review for this episode and share it with friends! Everyone’s welcome at the table! Also, head over to Instagram @friesforthetablepod and answer Maddie’s Question or send us a DM with your thoughts!