A recruiter said iced coffee in a job interview looks unserious, and TikTok took it personally. Morgan and Caryn get into why, plus everything else that's been on their minds this week:- Caryn's friend runs into a robot posing for photos on a Brooklyn street, complete with its own security guard, and Caryn wants to know why new tech always shows up looking playful- Why AI founders keep publicly asking to be regulated, and what stops them from doing it themselves- Morgan brings a win for the girls: Giggly Squad's deal with SiriusXM, and what it says about what audiences want more of right now- Caryn's sister getting sent home from Procter & Gamble in the late '80s for wearing a red dress, and Morgan's closet of suits that never come out- The game, Appropriate for the Office?, covers a context-free "can we talk?" on Slack, using AI to write feedback for your team, a 4:45 Friday calendar invite, and taking a Zoom call from your carPlus, Caryn opens the episode gushing over Paralympian Ezra Frech on Dancing with the Stars.
Unconscious
Iced Coffee, Giggly Squad & What Counts as Professional
Iced Coffee, Giggly Squad & What Counts as Professional
Unconscious
Most of us are reacting before we're even aware of how we're showing up, and how we're treating ourselves & each other. Each week, Caryn and Morgan get curious about the unconscious patterns & snap judgments shaping how we move through the world. Whether it's headlines or stories from their own lives, the conversation always gets into the messy bits — and why everything feels so emotionally loaded. Think of it like an unfiltered voice memo from a friend who is done performing, done people-pleasing, and not willing to lose their joy to the noise. Just two friends trying to human better.
Most of us are reacting before we're even aware of how we're showing up, and how we're treating ourselves & each other. Each week, Caryn and Morgan get curious about the unconscious patterns & snap judgments shaping how we move through the world. Whether it's headlines or stories from their own lives, the conversation always gets into the messy bits — and why everything feels so emotionally loaded. Think of it like an unfiltered voice memo from a friend who is done performing, done people-pleasing, and not willing to lose their joy to the noise. Just two friends trying to human better.Listen on
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