In this episode, "Why Can't Christine Stop Scrolling?", the hosts dive into the pervasive nature of social media and its impact on daily life. Christine reflects on how people used to pass the time before the era of constant scrolling—engaging in conversation or finding other ways to occupy themselves. The episode responds to a listener’s question about life before social media, leading to a thought-provoking discussion on how technology has transformed habits, attention spans, and social interactions. Saphira, who is not regularly engaged in social media, contrasts her experience with Christine, who runs a social media agency, as they both explore how these different relationships with technology affect their daily lives. With a mix of humor and nostalgia, the hosts share personal experiences and insights on finding balance in the digital age.

In You Versus the World, Christine and Saphira delve into their personal journeys of finding their authentic selves amidst the expectations of society, family, friends, and the ever-present influence of social media. They discuss how these pressures shaped their decisions and explore whether these external measures truly matter in the quest for self-discovery.

The episode centers on a post-election discussion where hosts reflect on their emotional responses to the recent election outcome. Christine shares her disappointment yet hopes to find constructive ways to move forward. The group explores the impact of the election across different age groups and perspectives, discussing personal coping mechanisms, travel experiences around the election, and their support for liberal causes. The conversation balances reflection with a focus on positivity, resilience, and strategies to enact meaningful change.