We're Sorry. We Can't. Don't Hate Us–

Emma and Shannon are Starting Over, Yet Again . We discuss Carrie's aversion to therapy, the stigma associated with seeking emotional support, and meet-cutes in the therapist's office that include... Jon Bon Jovi? Although societal attitudes towards mental health have progressed since the early aughts, the fear and shame of being the "sad" person crying in the self-help aisle is st...

Anything? Nothing? Braces? Emma and Shannon take it back to school, discussing the highs and lows of their junior high and high school experiences while tackling the big questions. Is David Duchovny bland or is he just David Duchovny? Is Power Lad cute? But most importantly, would we have scored the invite to Jenny Brier's bat mitzvah? Probably not, but we've made peace with it.

Emma and Shannon question the complicated relationship we have with forgiveness and apologies. Carrie begs Aiden, "YOU HAVE TO FORGIVE ME," but do we really have to? Maybe we need to accept the “nook” may never be the same and avoid stalking our ex’s ex-wife at lunch.

In our first guest episode, Emma and Shannon say "hello, c-c-c-curly!" to friend and artist Neelam. They discuss a woman's right to shoes, the significance of punctuation, and the societal expectations of reaching a certain age.

Who are we? Meg Ryan? Fuck! Emma and Shannon are sharing all their feelings on the second half of And Just Like That , while manifesting a second season. Unofficially sponsored by Tony! From Prada! and his hot Brooklyn club.

Emma and Shannon address the blatant and subtle biphobia that transpires across the SATC universe, as well as how the show portrays folks that exist outside the gender binary. They also discuss their own red and green flags.

Emma and Shannon discuss their top SATC crushes in their first-ever bonus minisode. Happy Valentine's, Palentine’s, Galentine’s, self-love day, or whatever you celebrate. Single or not, you’re fabulous – exclamation point!

Hey it's Che Diaz... well, actually it's Emma and Shannon and they're sharing all the feels on the first five episodes of And Just Like That . Unofficially brought to you by Hot Fellas Baked Goods.

Shannon addresses the topic of self-perception and the tension between how we see ourselves versus how others see us. She and Emma talk about surprising comments from others, taking compliments, and abolishing the term “luncheon.” Consider this a gentle reminder to be kind to yourself, and in the words of Carrie, “ it’s all in your head. ”

Emma shares a moment when she asked herself if she's a slut, and Shannon tells us about the romantic gesture that made her go "ick." They discuss why sex and romance are often seen as mutually exclusive.

What does it mean to be, as Carrie says, "emotionally slutty?" Emma and Shannon discuss emotional vulnerability, the potential shame of "revealing too much, too soon," and catching feelings with the zsa zsa zhou.

Sex and the City is all about relationships, and not just the romantic kind. Emma and Shannon discuss friendship as one of the most prominent themes of the show. They talk about their most unexpected friendships, discuss friendships throughout the series, and the politics of Carrie's bullshit bagels.

Meet your hosts, Emma and Shannon, who have loved Sex and the City since they were teens. They discuss their most memorable breakups, how they're dealt with in the show, and of course Jack Berger's iconic Post-it.