Taylor and Ky cut the sh*t and talk all about being honest in this episode. They start by discussing what it means to be old (25), bring up the debate between Gen Z and Millennials, work through the Cuffing Season schedule, publicly shame "wife guys," and finish by exploring the topic of honesty.

Taylor and Ky open with a rousing game of "How to Be Professionally Passive-Aggressive" before getting wayyy too deep into Ky's recent astrology reading. They then discuss how to be adaptable to life's many challenges and Taylor references a life lesson taught to her by her Infamous Cancer Ex.

Taylor and Ky get really deep in this episode when they talk about their flop eras. They kick off the episode with a “quick hits” list of pop culture happenings including the Queen’s passing, Don’t Worry Darling, Lea’s Covid announcement, and The Little Mermaid. Later, they get into the question: “if EVERYONE is special, is ANYONE special?”

After a rousing thought-starter on how to incorporate creativity into your life in a sustainable way, Ky and Taylor are sidetracked by Leonardo DiCaprio's worrying trend of exclusively dating women under 25 years old. They then discuss how it feels to be in their Adult Purchases Era and expose the field of dentistry as a scam.

In the Season 6 finale episode, Taylor and Ky talk about the Girl Code. The duo starts by signing their book deal, then discusses the troubling nuances around dissing misogynists, and uncovers what it means to be a woman that supports other women.

Listen up, femmes - this week we spill all the tea on bro code. The secrets the guys don't want you to know. But first, Taylor tells the tragic story of her stolen phone, and the besties create fanfic about themselves in different historical eras.

Taylor and Kyvon talk all about getting older in this episode. The two talk about the plight of wild hamsters, America's lace front, Christian Walker's departure, and their journies into old age.

In this rambling episode, Taylor recounts throwing up from period cramps, Ky presents an ethical dilemma to rival the Trolley Problem, and the two discuss how to deal with stressful situations and uncomfortable locations.

In this oddly significant episode, Taylor and Ky revisit their childhood dreams. They start by exploring 'feedback loops', debate whether or not rich people deserve rights, and get to know each other by way of childhood hopes and dreams.

In a bizarre kickoff to season six, Taylor and Ky discuss the items still left on their summer bucket lists, recap the Beanie vs. Lea Funny Girl casting fiasco, and chat about the hobbies they have loved and lost.