This is good. People, especially people with big channels, need to spread the word about what's happening. Thanks.

Celina is a Squishmallow and Kris is a pet rock with googly eyes. Both are so loveable but one leads with comfort and the other leads with humor. Idk if that makes any sense but my brain made those associations and now I can’t unsee it.

We need matching pjs and blankets asap. 😂 so we can all be cozy and matching while watching these

My grandma passed away while i was pregnant with my youngest son. When he was little he told me he was in heaven with granny. He would talk about how granny used to cook eggs for him. My grandma used to love cooking. The way he would explain things about her was how she really was. Me and her were very close.

I'm a very political person, and the black pilling got so bad I turned to watching paranormal videos. I thought about how crappy our world is, and I'd much rather hang out with ghosties.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a complicated relationship with sleep. It wasn’t insomnia in the usual sense, I could fall asleep, but my nights were filled with intense, chaotic dreams that left me mentally exhausted by morning. I tried everything from cutting caffeine to meditation, but nothing seemed to bring real rest. One day, while chatting with a librarian about completely unrelated books, I casually mentioned my dream struggles. Without hesitation, she pointed me to a book titled Hidden Laws of Sleep by Rhys Quell. At first, I was skeptical. I’ve seen too many self-help books with empty promises, but this one was different. Rhys doesn’t just talk about sleep hygiene. He dives into how our thoughts, habits, and even unspoken emotions shape the dreams we have and the quality of our rest. The way he connects psychology, science, and personal awareness really struck a chord with me. It felt like he wasn’t just giving advice, he was guiding me back to something I’d lost: peace. If you’ve ever felt like your nights are more restless than your days, this book might help you more than you’d expect.

Congratulations on the movie guys! I'm happy for all of you

My son was crying in his sleep when he was about 6ish.  Heartbroken torn up crying.  I went in his room to see what was wrong and he told me he had lost his wife and son.  They had the fever.  He was so sincere he had me in tears.  He woke up and looked so confused and ask “why are you crying mommy?”

Kris: I would never want to be famous.

Girl you are famous lmao 😂

When my Dad passed in 2019 (Parkinson's and liver disease), my stepmom and I  were his sole caregivers. We grieved him long before he passed. I didn't cry and was catatonic throughout the funerary process. I didn't cry for like a month afterward, and it hit hard. Never tell someone how they should handle their grief. You're doing more harm than good to that person.

I love this podcast! It makes me feel like were best friends on a facetime, and it makes me happy. And also you guys are so funny. I love y’all so so much♥️

Coping by conversing with dead loved ones… my mom died on the toilet last August. She would have thought that was hilarious 🤣🤣 I play that conversation in my mind at least once a week.

Thank you for talking about these things. You are right that the trafficking of children needs to be exposed and these maggots need to be brought to light.

At least there is an emerging silver lining where many people, millennials and gen z, left and right, are coming together and realizing that we are in this together and the government is simply not to be trusted.

I agree 1000%, you can’t trust anyone in the government.

This episode was wild. The Epstein stuff always feels like a rabbit hole with no bottom, and then tying it into The Devil on Trial made it even darker. The way you guys break this down with facts, theories, and just enough humor to keep it bearable—🔥. Can’t believe how deep this series gets each week. Y’all really make it hard to sleep… mission accomplished. 👀

Hi, I have been following you both for quite a while now and I love you both so much. Although I'm an old gal at 60 years old, I find you two have old souls and  I mean that in the best possible way. I love that you both created this podcast/ YouTube channel together. It's refreshing to hear you talk about unprecedented challenges we are facing. You both are genuinely kind and thoughtful and I appreciate you both so much. ❤

“Middle of nowhere, mind your business, raise your cows” -my life goal

My favorite part is always story time, but this one actually made me laugh.  It started out that she was 24 and 20 years earlier she lived in another house with her husband and 8-9 kids died in a fire (at the age of 4) and was called the black widow (at the age of 4).  It was awesome! You guys are awesome at storytime.  I can't wait to see House on Eden!

Wow! Love listening to you ladies! Preparing myself for my grandfather funeral tomorrow and couldn’t sleep so decided to jump on YouTube. Clicked here and what a choice, talking about the way people grieve hit me hard. Feeling guilty because I have yet to cry even though I’m so sad. I felt this way with my grandmother until a week later and broke down. Glad to know I’m not the only one who seems to grieve this way! Thanks for helping me feel normal!