SELLEST OSAST
🎙️ Dear Primas, Let's FaceTime… 📱💌
Primas, answer the FaceTime because we have THINGS to discuss. 😂 This week feels less like a podcast episode and more like one of those FaceTime calls where you start with, "Okay, what are you watching right now?" and somehow end up talking about books, kids, sauna strangers, and everything that happened this week.
Kristi and Clari are catching up on what we're currently watching plus the books we've been reading and listening to lately. 📚📺
And then… we need to discuss the sauna. 😂 From discovering that sauna reading might actually be the ultimate sweet escape to some very interesting people-watching moments, apparently the sauna has become its own source of entertainment. We're also catching up on the kids, their latest activities, balancing screen time with getting outside, and what family life is looking like lately. Basically, this episode has no agenda, just the kind of conversations you'd have when your prima calls and says, "Wait, I have to tell you something…"
In this episode:
✨ What we're watching right now
📚 What we're reading + listening to
🔥 Why sauna reading might be elite
😂 Our latest awkward/funny sauna encounters
👀 Shows we have THOUGHTS about
💌 Kid updates + family life lately
☕ Finding little pockets of downtime in everyday life
So grab your cafecito, put your headphones in, and pretend we're all on FaceTime together. And primas—we need recommendations! 👇🏼
What are you watching or reading right now?
💌 If you don't have a prima to FaceTime, you have us.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and episode overview 01:44 TV shows currently watching: The Morning Show and The Bear 02:33 Thoughts on The Ultimatum and season critiques 03:42 Podcast updates and social media engagement 04:24 Other shows: Sweet Magnolias, Cobain series, and more 05:51 Books read: Yesteryear and summer reads 07:43 Listening to books and sauna reading experiences 08:24 Sauna stories: funny and awkward moments 10:35 Kids' activities and family updates 13:33 Upcoming fall TV and dance classes for kids
