Hosted by Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo
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Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo return for another episode of Giggly Squad, unpacking the chaotic logistics of adult friendship, hometown gossip, and marital dynamics. The hosts recount the elaborate, covert operation required to pull off a surprise birthday dinner in New York City, complete with real-time location tracking and secret text message chains with significant others. They also debate family dynamics, ranging from comical parental commentary on wardrobe choices to viral celebrity vacation controversies, before diving into their usual pop culture obsessions, television recommendations, and the peculiar freedoms of driving as adults.
The hosts introduce a new Y P B collection from Abercrombie and Berry’s, highlighting leggings, shorts, bras, and a 6 a.m. jacket.
Discussion shifts to the constant vigilance women face when returning home, emphasizing the importance of safety and the appeal of autonomous rides like Waymo.
Hosts promote Waymo rides, offering a discount code and encouraging listeners to download the app for a safer, more private commute.
Hosts recount a chaotic birthday surprise plan that backfired, highlighting miscommunication and the stress of keeping plans secret.
A host talks about cat‑parenting, promoting Arm & Hammer Hardball Cat Litter, and shares tips for holiday hosting.
Hosts promote protein bars, the Ladder workout app, and Talkiatory psychiatric services, weaving product plugs into personal wellness anecdotes.
Hosts share humorous and practical advice on navigating tax‑free shopping, TSA rules, and airport etiquette during international travel.
The hosts discuss how learning to drive boosts confidence and independence, especially for women.
A segment promoting Quince’s affordable, high‑quality wardrobe staples and special offer for listeners.
The hosts highlight Sam Edelman’s fall shoe line and offer a discount code for listeners.
Discussion of Revolve’s curated fashion, fast shipping, and special discount code for listeners.
The hosts reflect on how driving provides mental space and a sense of freedom, touching on personal anecdotes.
Birthdays and Manifestation Daystory
Paige and Hannah discuss celebrating Hannah's birthday on a day coinciding with a major astrological manifestation event, leading to local hometown gossip.
Tracking Your Manstory
Hannah brags about secretly texting Paige's boyfriend all day right under Paige's nose while helping coordinate the surprise birthday dinner.
Dads as Gossip Sourcesinsight
The hosts realize that while mothers keep family secrets locked down, fathers love to gossip and brag in family group chats.
Childhood Relationship Questionsstory
Paige admits she used to ask her dad as a child whether he loved her more than her mother.
Airport Tax-Free Nightmarestory
Paige recounts the logistical disaster of trying to claim her tax-free shopping refunds at an Italian airport before her flight home.
The Definition of Freedominsight
Paige argues that true freedom for women is having multiple options and the ability to leave any situation at a moment's notice.
Hannah shares a scientific statistic from her mother about how traveling forces the brain to re-regulate and retain information better like a sponge.
“And that's why riding in a Waymo feels different.”
“And if this sounds like your ideal way to get around too, download the Waymo app and use code GIGLY”
“Lately, I've been realizing that luxury doesn't have to mean some huge splurge.”
“And I'm like, does no one, and he's like, oh fuck, this is dangerous, his brights on.”
“I'm just a nervous Nellie and I eat something and my stomach goes.”
“You need to know that you can go.”
“And it's obviously like getting a little cooler out.”
“I have been recently obsessed with, just like Norma Kamali.”
Hannah pulled off a big surprise and Paige is slacking on her spy skills. shop summer merch
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