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Honestly, SameTwo girls. Too many thoughts. Zero filters.Taylor and Hillary are just two besties spiraling out loud about everything and nothing — adulting fails, relationship drama, pop culture chaos, and the random stuff that makes you say… “Honestly, same.”If you’re here…

Podcast · By Hillary Eggebrecht, Taylor Cunningham · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
6
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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Hear Me Out… We Have a Point Somewhere (opens the original)

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    This week, Hillary and Taylor are asking for one simple thing: just hear us out. We came prepared with our hottest “Hear Me Out” takes — from why rotisserie chicken might be one of humanity’s greatest accomplishments to influencers losing the plot, the underrated joy of planning a vacation, friendship disagreements, brutal honesty, ghosting, and everything in between. Seems straightforward, right? Absolutely not. Because every take somehow leads us down another completely unnecessary rabbit hole

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Pet Peeves, Part 2: Apparently We’re Still Annoyed (opens the original)

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    Apparently one episode wasn’t enough. This week, Hillary and Taylor are back for Pet Peeves, Part 2 , because somehow the world has continued providing us with things to be irrationally annoyed about. We’re diving back into the tiny behaviors, social crimes, everyday inconveniences, and completely unnecessary things people do that send us over the edge. Are some of these legitimate complaints? Absolutely. Are some of them incredibly petty? Also absolutely. Consider this a safe space for everyone

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Friends, Follows & a Few Deserved Blocks (opens the original)

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    This week, Hillary and Taylor are getting into the weird, wonderful, and occasionally exhausting world of adult friendships . Making friends is hard. Keeping friends as everyone’s lives get busier is harder. And figuring out which friendships are worth pouring into? Apparently that’s an entire adult life skill nobody warned us about. Then we’re heading online to talk about the social media trends currently keeping us entertained, the accounts we can’t stop watching… and the ones we’d rather lovi

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Would You Rather, Part 1: There Are No Good Options (opens the original)

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    This week, Hillary and Taylor are switching things up and putting their decision-making skills to the test with the first-ever Honestly, Same Would You Rather episode. We start innocent enough… and then the questions get progressively more ridiculous, uncomfortable, and mildly concerning. From easy either-or decisions to scenarios with absolutely no good answer, we’re learning perhaps a little too much about each other along the way. And because it wouldn’t be Honestly, Same without a little cha

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Maternal Instincts & Why People Are Absolutely Unhinged (opens the original)

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    This week, Hillary and Taylor unpack Netflix’s Maternal Instincts and the absolutely wild twists that had them questioning… well, everyone. From shocking decisions to questionable motives, the movie sends the girls down a rabbit hole of discussing why people are capable of the craziest behavior—and how sometimes reality isn’t all that different. As always, one conversation leads to another, and before long they’re swapping stories, sharing observations, and wondering if common sense is becoming

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