Grab your iced coffee and get comfy, because in this week’s episode, we’re throwing structure out the window and just catching up over coffee. From summer schedules that feel like a 1980s free-for-all to our shared obsession with the Titan submersible documentaries, this one has it all.
We chat about why true crime is our emotional support genre, how cheating on your spouse is one thing—but cheating on your shared Netflix show? Unforgivable. Amy shares a hilarious story about Adelaide threatening to leave a kidnapper “for dead,” and Amanda reveals the time she got fired as a beer cart girl because she couldn’t remember drink orders.
We also take a trip down memory lane—Amy’s old crime scene days and Amanda’s glamorous (and exhausting) time doing window design for Neiman Marcus. There’s even a heated debate over whether red vans are the new white vans when it comes to being creepy. (Gen Z, we see you.)
This episode is messy, unscripted, and perfectly us. Just two Bronze Medal Moms laughing, storytelling, and surviving motherhood one coffee (or crime show) at a time.
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