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Mirror Mirror🪞 A podcast where we reflect, reveal, and keep it real.Hosted by Kayla and Will, two lifelong best friends, Mirror Mirror dives deep into life’s rawest and most beautiful moments.

Podcast · By Kayla Phillips & William Roberts-Bryant · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    SZN: 3 Episode: 21 Hard Truths & Audacities (opens the original)

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    SZN 3 | EP. 21 — HARD TRUTHS & AUDACITIES Sometimes the truth is uncomfortable, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t talk about it. In Episode 21, Kayla & Will get real about the Clancy case, victim shaming, mental health, celebrity abuse, social media, and the ways society can normalize behavior that shouldn’t be normalized. Supporting someone’s mental health struggles doesn’t erase the loss or impact on their children. And when did society decide certain people get a pass? It’s a hard, honest co

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    S3 EP. 20 — Invisible Strings: Are We Really Meant to Find Each Other? (opens the original)

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    What if some people enter our lives for a reason—and no matter how much time, distance, or life gets in the way, somehow the connection remains? In this episode, we’re talking Invisible String Theory, the people we feel inexplicably connected to, right person/wrong time, and why we sometimes hold on to certain connections long after they’re gone. Is it fate, timing, coincidence… or something deeper? 🎙️ Mirror Mirror Podcast TikTok: @mirror_mirror_pod Instagram & YouTube: @mirror_mirror_podcast F

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Episode 19: The Problem Isn’t What You Said… It’s What I Heard (opens the original)

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    The Problem Isn’t What You Said… It’s What I Heard | Communication, Accountability & Perspective This week on Mirror Mirror, we’re getting real about one of the most important—and most misunderstood—parts of human connection: communication. Why can two people hear the exact same words and walk away with completely different meanings? Why do our brains process conversations, emotions, and conflict differently? And why is slowing down, listening, and genuinely considering someone else’s perspectiv

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Episode 18: What You See Isn’t Always What It Is (opens the original)

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    In Season 3, Episode 18 of Mirror Mirror, Kayla and Will take a deeper look at the stories dominating social media and ask one question: Are we looking at the facts, or are we reacting to what we already believe? The conversation starts with the viral controversy surrounding Texas Roadhouse and allegations of racism involving a Facebook group, including disturbing claims about the treatment of Black customers and alleged food tampering. We discuss what has been reported, what remains alleged, co

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Episode 17: “Are We Healing or Just Talking About It?” (opens the original)

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    🎙️ Mirror Mirror Podcast — “Are We Healing or Just Talking About It?” Celebrity drama, therapy language, internet obsession, relationships, friendships, and a little grown-folks conversation—Season 3, Episode 17 of Mirror Mirror is going there. We’re diving into the ongoing Blueface and Chrisean Rock drama, the latest conversations surrounding Hayden Panettiere and Perez Hilton, and why we become so invested in the personal lives of celebrities we’ve never met. But underneath the celebrity chaos

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