Figure(d) It Out

This week Em & Tash are joined by Tash’s FIANCÉ Justin! You read that right, she’s engaged!! This episode shares the story about how Justin proposed (guys, take notes) and some important things to keep in mind when it comes to asking the big question.

With the potential dangers alcohol brings, is drinking worth it? Join Em & Tash as they discuss how to enjoy a drink wisely.

First thing to know about running the Ragnar: you must tell everyone you know that you are running the Ragnar. Listen to this week’s episode for other need to knows about the Ragnar Road Relay. Follow us on Instagram: emandtash

Do you ever feel like you’re inadequate to do your job? Or out of place in a friend group? Or like you don’t deserve the award you’ve achieved? If so, you’re not alone. Imposter syndrome effects almost all of us in various ways. Tune in to hear how to overcome this feeling in practical ways.

Ever feel like your paycheck comes and goes yet your bank account never grows? Choosing to save money can be hard but today’s episode will give you some practical ways to prioritize savings, while still recognizing that spending is a part of life.

The Barbie hype has made it to the Figure(d) It Out podcast! Join Em and Tash for a fun movie review and a more light hearted conversation around feminism.

Do you strive to be a leader in your social circles? Are you looking for positions of influence at work? Whether it’s among friends or within business, we all have places where leadership is required. Join Em and Tash for an overview of the areas young adults have influence in and their tips on how to lead well.

Dating long distance is daunting. But are the challenges of distance reasons to forgo dating someone? Or should the miles apart be the cause of a breakup? Tune in to today’s episode to hear Natasha and Justin’s story of navigating distance, as well as Zoe Grolnic’s journey through a long-distance relationship.

Jobs may be a means to an ends in a lot of ways. However, being able to find joy in your job is vital to work productivity and your happiness. Join us today to hear ways you can set yourself up to have a 9-5 that meets your passions, as well as tips to learn how to persevere and enjoy your work even when you may not always feel like it.

All good things come to an end, but usually because other good things are ahead. Tune in to this week’s episode to discuss how to navigate the ending of seasons, relationships, and experiences in ways that allow you to celebrate the good and grieve the sad.

It would be really convenient if it rained the day this episode comes out. Rainy days during summer can be frustrating (just ask Natasha about the 6 weeks of “summer” she spent in rain and hail), but sometimes a good rainy day is the perfect time to reset and enjoy a day of rest.

Welcome back to another hot takes episode! Join Em and Tash and guest Danica Brannon to discuss apple watches, the length of showers, and how expensive it is to be a woman, plus a few other tangents and takes.

Conflict is no laughing matter. Whether it is conflict with roommates, significant others, or at work, it is important to know how to navigate and resolve disagreements. Join us to learn tips to handling conflict in a way that solves problems without destroying relationships.

Most of us have an idea of what healthy community looks like. But many of us also fall prey to believing myths about community. Join us this week to discuss how to avoid common misbeliefs about community and learn ways you can form deeper friendships.

Do you have too much time on your hands? Are you in between jobs? Join Em and Tash as they discuss the best way to make use of extended time off. Also, included are Em and Tash’s plan to someday have a Figure(d) It Out float in a parade.

This episode was basically Natasha and Emma’s audition for their respective reality TV shows. Regardless of whether you watch reality TV on the weekly and follow former contestants on Instagram, or have better things to do, this week’s discussion will share the benefits and drawbacks to reality TV.

Have you ever wondered why girls go to the bathroom in groups? Or if “no” means no when asking a girl out? Or whether a guy should ask a girl out with chocolate cake? On this week’s episode Em & Tash answer those questions and many more alongside Siri Torvik and Ashley Vito.

Debt can be overwhelming to figure out. Lindsay and David Kalsow, who paid off $50,000 in just over two years, share their journey through Em & Tash. Tune in to hear why it’s important to pay off debt, how to increase your income, and the true story of a devastating loss of Five Guy’s fries. Also, to hear more about the Kalsow’s story follow @lindsaykalsow @stressfreesocial

Quitting a job is intimidating. It is also so important to do well so that you are able to maintain those relationships going forward. Tune in to this week’s episode to hear how to quit well, whether to send an email or resignation letter, and what’s next for Natasha because - spoiler - she quit her job!

Why is it important to have standards? What role does “the list” play in a relationship? What was the name of the guy Natasha was going to marry in middle school? Tune into this week’s episode to hear two of the above questions answered. Also, Natasha is aware that her math is wrong at the beginning of the episode. It was a dumb mistake that unfortunately got recorded and publicized.

What are your thoughts on arranged marriages? Should they be brought back? How about subtitles while watching a movie? Join us today to hear our thoughts on these and other hot takes.

Moving home after graduation can be a difficult transition. Annie Sheedlo (the newest Em and Tash roommate) shares the benefits and challenges of living at home after college. Tune in to hear how to navigate parental relationships and dating while living at home.

Have you been disappointed because your five-year plan didn’t work out? Or are you the person who is barely planning for tomorrow? Regardless of which camp you are in, join us for a discussion on the pros and cons of timelines in life, as well as our tips on how to use timelines well.

Welcome to our best tips on building confidence which include why everyone should have a favorite conspiracy theory. In reality though, tune in to hear ways you can be confident while also being realistic that things do not always turn out perfectly.

From eating tomatoes to experiencing awkwardness, life expectations to coffee consumption, here are 25 things to know before you turn 25.