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Stay Out The Kitchen

Tae & Ty are unapologetic, unfiltered, and we do zero sugarcoating. We spill, roast, flex, and laugh at the mess of life the kitchen’s always hot. So if you can’t take the heat? You know what to do.

Podcast · By Tae and Ty · English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    S2E8: IS YOUR CONFIDENCE COOKED OR ARE YOU DELUSIONAL? (opens the original)

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    Confidence is supposed to be a good thing… but when does it become too much? 👀 This week, we’re putting confidence on the stove and asking the real question: Are you actually confident, or are you just delusional? We’re talking about knowing your worth vs. entitlement, confidence vs. cockiness, validation vs. self-love, and whether social media has made people genuinely confident—or just really good at performing confidence. Can you be insecure AND conceited? Is posting thirst traps confidence?

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    S2E7: NOT EVERYBODY GETS A PLATE (opens the original)

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    S2E8: NOT EVERYBODY GETS A PLATE 🍽️ Everybody wants a seat at the table, but let’s be real… NOT EVERYBODY GETS A PLATE. 👀 This week on Stay Out The Kitchen , Tae & Ty are getting into access, availability, boundaries, and the people who feel entitled to YOU. Why do people take it personally when you stop responding like you used to? Do you owe somebody an explanation when you become less available? Can someone lose access to you without doing anything wrong? And the BIG question… Do people miss

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    S2E6: WHO GAVE US THE RECIPE? (opens the original)

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    Who gave us the recipe for adulthood? Because some of us got thrown into the kitchen with NO instructions. 😭 In S2E6, Tae & Ty are getting HOT OFF THE STOVE about all the things nobody taught us before sending us out into the real world — credit, taxes, budgeting, relationships, boundaries, conflict, careers, heartbreak, friendships, and everything in between. Were we actually prepared for adulthood, or were we just prepared to pass tests? What should our parents have taught us? What should scho

  4. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    S2E4: WHO’S STILL IN THE KITCHEN? | 19 YEARS WHIPPING IT UP (opens the original)

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    19 years. Countless memories. Different versions of us. And somehow… we’re still in the kitchen together. 😂🍽️ In this episode of Stay Out The Kitchen , we’re celebrating 19 YEARS of friendship by going all the way back to the beginning — how we met, growing up together, the drama, the disagreements, the moments that tested us, and what really kept our friendship alive for almost two decades. Because sometimes the people you grew up with aren’t the people you grow old with… so what happens when y

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    S2E3: WHO CHANGED THE RECIPE? (opens the original)

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    S2E3: WHO CHANGED THE RECIPE? 🍳🔥 Same kitchen. Same ingredients. Somehow… a whole different recipe. 👀 In this episode of Stay Out The Kitchen , Tae & Ty dive deeper into double standards and the situations where the rules suddenly change depending on who’s involved. When is a double standard understandable? When is it straight-up hypocrisy? And why do we expect certain things from people that we wouldn’t necessarily expect from ourselves? We’re putting it all on the table — relationships, friend

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