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This week we're joined by 'I Want It That Way' host Gaby Moss, who definitely did not help Emma kidnap Ro in any way, shape, or form. With all this talk of semi-legal VHS tapes and fancy dorm rooms and candle cures for homesickness, who would even have the time to kidnap Ro, which again, they definitely did not do? RO IS FINE, GUYS.

Emma and Ro discuss the cultural implications of The Chork, how it feels to sit on a bus next to a drunk fucc boi, and they announce their new dating podcast, The First Down. Listen until the end for Emma's emotional meltdown over Miranda Lambert's "The House That Built Me".

Ro and Emma recap their favorite Olympic moments, talk about Emma's adventures dating on Instagram Story, celebrate activism at Euro Pride, and more.

This week Ro and Emma discuss Emma's precarious mental state post-Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the slamming new updates to Instagram and Snapchat, and some R-rated Pokemon developments that should never be spoken of again.

This week Emma and Ro discuss the emotional angst of Instagram being down, the "Pokemon Go" madness that continues to sweep the nation, and Ro's #regrets of never calling in for a reading from the late Miss Cleo.

Emma and Ro are back from their respective vacations, and this week discuss the cult phenomenon that is "Pokemon Go," the Kimye versus Taylor showdown, and the glory of being officially verified on Twitter.

Ro is joined by Bustle's very own boy, Ben Richman, in Emma's absence, and they discuss their summer travel plans and what celebrities were up to this past Fourth of July weekend.

Ro and Emma spin their wheels over the American version of Hogwarts, discuss Emma's upcoming milestone, and chat Kanye's new album.

Join us for Ro and Emma's showdown over whether peeing in the shower is an ingenious method to saving the planet while you save time or a reason for automatic eviction. We also discuss the Internet's insane response to blue wine, new emojis, and more.

To find out more about how you can help the victims and families of the Orlando shooting, refer to the Bustle article "How To Help The Orlando Shooting Victims And Their Loved Ones In This Devastating​ Time" by Emily Shire (http://www.bustle.com/articles/166298-how-to-help-the-orlando-shooting-victims-their-loved-ones-in-this-devastating-time)

On this week's podcast, Emma and Ro explore the dangers of not heeding blood donation safety guidelines, the pun-tastic results of Hamilton mega-fandom, and more.

Ro and Emma debate if the Merriam-Webster Dictionary​ is correct in its assertion that hot dogs are sandwiches, ponder over what​ Bob Barker's up to post-"The Price Is Right", and Millennial consultants.

The return of the Motorola Razr Flip Phone has Emma and Ro ~flipping~ out, but not so much that we can't mourn the loss of grilled cheese flats or engage in a fierce battle about the etiquette of Read Receipts.

Ro is joined by the Feminist Internet in the flesh to tackle real tough feminist topics such as problematic scenes in Harry Potter(!), dress codes for women on television(!), bachelorette parties(!), and more. Listener beware—feminists on air!

Turns out millennials love those cheddar bay biscuits. It also turns out Emma thinks she's never met a Donald in real life.

Emma & Ro run down the Do's And Don't's of Mercury Retrograde, and it turns out their lives are wrecked too. But no worries! They can always play their woman cards. Thanks, Trump.

The Beygency is going to come after Ro and Emma after their dramatic reading of Jay Z And Rachael Ray fanfic. We also dive into what a spoonula is, an explanation of stoup, and why we're feeling so blue this week. Sorry to the Beygency, but Ro and Emma needed to read some Jay Z and Rachael Ray fanfic for you. We also dive into what a spoonula is, an explanation of stoup, and why we're feeling so blue this week. Read Emma's fan fic here: Find "The Chat Room" on: Acast: Soundcloud: iTunes:

There's so much Coachella on Instagram right now that this is basically our Coachella episode. We also dive into how the Japanese use Twitter and the status on our favorite, Boaty McBoatface.

Craigslist roommate ads are dissected as well as feminist themes in Zootopia, crickets as food, and our excitement for upcoming online April Fools pranks.

Love Twitter? Hate Twitter? Doesn't matter because it's been around for 10 years, and we're here to celebrate in this week's love fest dedicated to the social platform that gave us platforms, endless flame wars, and a chance to see the more candid side of celebrities. Features Editor Gaby Moss joins us to take a trip down memory lane, and Ro turns her swag on for the R.S.S. Boaty McBoatface.