Two Girls, One Haircut

Two girls, one haircut. Very different opinions. Join sisters Jessie and Kiki for a sarcastic, slightly judgy, and always funny conversation about whatever everyone else is talking about—pop culture, movies, shows, books, current events, family stories, and everything in between. They may look alike, but their opinions could not be more different. It’s like overhearing your sisters in the kitchen—unfiltered, chaotic, and brutally honest in the best way. Pull up a chair, grab a drink, and get comfortable—because if you’re here, you’re officially part of the family.

Two Girls, One Haircut is a society podcast hosted by Jessie Worthington and Kiki Reynolds, with 60 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jessie Worthington and Kiki Reynolds hosts Two Girls, One Haircut, a society show with 60 episodes published.

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  Behind the Pod | The Clancy Case: Nothing About This Makes Our Brains Happy

  Oct 2, 202654 minS1

  You know how sometimes you start researching something because you want answers... and somehow end up with even more questions than you started with? Welcome back to the Lindsay Clancy rabbit hole. After wrapping our main episode, Kiki apparently decided she had not sufficiently tortured herself with this case and came prepared with an entire list of things that still do not make sense to her. And Jessie, unfortunately, encouraged her. This week on Behind the Pod, we're digging further into the unanswered questions, disputed evidence, internet theories, strange details, and contradictions surrounding the Lindsay and Patrick Clancy case — while repeatedly reminding ourselves that a weird detail is not the same thing as evidence. We talk about everything from Patrick's behavior after the deaths and the questions surrounding the timeline to the DNA evidence, the medications, the infamous internet searches, the 60 Minutes interview, the “male voice,” and one particularly eerie comment Lindsay reportedly made from the hospital that stopped both of us in our tracks. And somewhere along the way, Kiki realizes she may need to get off True Crime TikTok for her own mental health. In this episode: The Patrick Clancy details Kiki still cannot make sense of The internet's biggest theories — and which ones don't hold up What the actual DNA and fingerprint evidence does and doesn't tell us Why grainy surveillance footage might have created an entire conspiracy theory Lindsay Clancy's psychiatric treatment and conflicting accounts of her mental state The disputed “male voice” The hospital comment that genuinely creeped us out Why unanswered questions do not automatically equal guilt The uncomfortable ethics of consuming true crime Why we keep coming back to the failures surrounding Lindsay's mental healthcare And the sentence every person in this case apparently needed to hear: Read the room. Because beneath all the theories, TikToks, courtroom clips, and internet detective work is a devastating story about three children, a family destroyed, and a woman who had repeatedly sought help before everything went horribly wrong. And yes... we're officially banning Kiki from researching this case after midnight. Probably. New episodes every Wednesday with Behind the Pod every Friday! The conversation doesn’t stop here! Head over to our website for show notes, bonus content, recommendations, and all the links from today’s episode. Then join our growing community on social media @TwoGirlsOneHaircut for even more laughs, opinions, and whatever rabbit hole we fall into next.

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  Episode #31

  Lindsay Clancy, Patrick Clancy & the 60 Minutes Interview We Can’t Stop Thinking About

  Sep 30, 20261h 13mS1

  Have you ever watched one interview, thought, “Okay, now I understand,” and somehow ended up three hours later watching body-language experts, courtroom testimony, TikToks, conspiracy theories, and people arguing in the comments? Yeah... us too. This week, Jessie and Kiki are talking about the Lindsay Clancy case following Patrick Clancy’s recent 60 Minutes interview — and somehow, the more we watched, the more questions we had. We start with the case itself: Lindsay Clancy, the deaths of her three children, her reported mental health struggles after childbirth, the postpartum psychosis defense, and the mistrial that left the case unresolved. Then we get into the interview. Patrick’s grief. His decision to forgive Lindsay. His new marriage. The pregnancy announcement. The things 60 Minutes asked — and the things we really wish they had asked. And, of course, the internet’s reaction to all of it. But this conversation quickly becomes about something bigger: What is grief supposed to look like? How much should we judge someone’s behavior after unimaginable trauma? What does postpartum psychosis actually look like? And how easily can a few unanswered questions turn into an entire online conspiracy theory? Because Kiki has a confession to make: she fell straight into the rabbit hole. And now she has to eat a little crow. In this episode: The Lindsay Clancy case and September 2026 mistrial Patrick Clancy’s 60 Minutes interview Lindsay Clancy and the postpartum psychosis defense The questions we wish 60 Minutes had asked Why Patrick Clancy’s behavior has become such a focus online Grief, trauma, memory, and why there is no “normal” reaction The difference between asking legitimate questions and creating a conspiracy theory How True Crime TikTok can absolutely wreck your perception of a case The evidence, unanswered questions, and why Jessie keeps saying, “SHOW ME THE DATA” Plus: suspicious Google searches, survival fantasies, emergency purse supplies, sick cats, sick kids, and why apparently we are now “two judgmental bitches” Whether you’ve followed the Lindsay Clancy case from the beginning, just watched the 60 Minutes interview, or have absolutely no idea why your TikTok suddenly thinks you’re an amateur criminal investigator, come sit with us. We’re not promising answers. We do, however, have approximately 47 questions. New episodes every Wednesday with Behind the Pod every Friday! The conversation doesn’t stop here! Head over to our website for show notes, bonus content, recommendations, and all the links from today’s episode. Then join our growing community on social media @TwoGirlsOneHaircut for even more laughs, opinions, and whatever rabbit hole we fall into next.

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  Behind the Pod | GLP-1: Too Skinny for Our Closets, Still Overweight on Paper

  Sep 25, 202635 minS1

  Have you ever lost enough weight that literally nothing in your closet fits anymore… but according to the BMI chart you’re still just “overweight”? Yeah... us too. This week’s Behind the Pod starts with Jessie nearly throwing up from laughing after Professor Binky turns one unfortunate burp-snort into his own personal remix. And somehow, it gets more chaotic from there. After realizing four pairs of jeans no longer fit, Jessie and Kiki are talking about the very real problem nobody warns you about when you lose a significant amount of weight: you have absolutely no idea what size you are anymore. Between the two of us — plus Dad — we’ve lost more than 250 pounds on GLP-1 medications , which means a lot has changed since the last time we talked about them. So we’re getting into it. We talk about the good, the bad, the expensive, and the deeply weird parts of GLP-1 life: changing sizes every five minutes, nausea, fatigue, skin sensitivity, acne showing up approximately 25 years late, finding the right dose, and realizing three people in the same family can have completely different experiences on the exact same type of medication. Then there’s the other side of it: insurance companies changing coverage, people suddenly losing access to medication that helped them lose 70, 80, or 100+ pounds, and the bizarre amount of judgment people still seem to have about how somebody else loses weight. Because apparently now we’ve moved from fat shaming to GLP-1 shaming. Cool. Love that for society. We also discuss the awkwardness of people noticing your weight loss, why Kiki's natural response to a compliment is apparently “please never speak to me again,” and the strange experience of looking at old pictures and realizing you genuinely forgot what you used to look like. In this episode: Losing more than 250 pounds between three family members The complete collapse of our wardrobes GLP-1 side effects nobody warned us about Why different doses affect everyone differently Weight-loss compliments and why they make us deeply uncomfortable GLP-1 shaming Insurance companies making absolutely no sense The stress of losing access to medication Maintenance after major weight loss And Kiki officially becoming… just overweight Progress. Whether you’re on a GLP-1, thinking about one, supporting someone who is, or simply wondering why your closet suddenly contains 47 things you technically own but cannot wear… Welcome to the glamorous side of weight loss. Apparently the reward for losing 100 pounds is buying all your clothes again. New episodes every Wednesday with Behind the Pod every Friday! The conversation doesn’t stop here! Head over to our website for show notes, bonus content, recommendations, and all the links from today’s episode. Then join our growing community on social media @TwoGirlsOneHaircut for even more laughs, hot takes, and behind-the-scenes chaos. And please, for Kiki’s sake, rate the podcast five stars before she personally checks the analytics.

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  Episode #30

  Practical Magic 2, Hot Autumn & We're Basically Sports Commentators Now

  Sep 23, 20261 hourS1

  Have you ever tried to force yourself into a cozy fall mood while it’s still 90 degrees outside, only to accidentally spend $69 on a meditation app you forgot you signed up for? Yeah... us too. This week, we are doing what any emotionally stable adults would do: aggressively manifesting fall. We’re kicking things off with a Fall This or That that immediately turns into arguments about Halloween vs. Thanksgiving, chili vs. soup, football, pumpkin spice, scary movies, oversized sweatshirts, and whether Practical Magic or Hocus Pocus deserves the ultimate fall crown. Then we get into Practical Magic 2 , which Jessie loved, Kiki found aggressively mediocre, and somehow still managed to make both of us want Sandra Bullock’s face, Nicole Kidman’s hair, and the entire Practical Magic house. Speaking of that house... we have notes. We also discuss the absolute lawlessness of movie theaters, people who cough directly into the atmosphere, why Kiki is apparently willing to fight strangers during a movie, and the fact that Jessie managed to miss the funniest scene in Practical Magic 2 because she had to pee. Then things get slightly more existential. Kiki explains why September gives her a very specific sense of impending doom, Jessie basically says, “That sounds made up,” and Professor Binky attempts to diagnose the situation from across the room. Meanwhile, we’re decorating for fall, planning a girls’ trip to the mountains, debating how early is too early for Christmas, romanticizing apple orchards, preparing for pumpkin patches, and pretending Georgia is capable of giving us actual sweater weather. In this episode: Practical Magic 2 Fall This or That The great chili-is-soup debate Why September feels vaguely threatening Fall decorating without going full Halloween Scary movies, Harry Potter & cozy season Pumpkin patches, apple orchards & our upcoming mountain trip Movie theater etiquette... or the lack thereof And the $69 Headspace subscription that derailed the entire episode Whether you’re already wearing a sweatshirt in weather that absolutely does not require one, lighting a fall candle at noon, or staring outside wondering when the leaves are finally going to get the memo... Welcome to fall. Or, as we like to call it in Georgia: Hotumn. New episodes every Wednesday with Behind the Pod every Friday! The conversation doesn’t stop here! Head over to our website for show notes, bonus content, recommendations, and all the links from today’s episode. Then join our growing community on social media @TwoGirlsOneHaircut for even more laughs, hot takes, and behind-the-scenes chaos.

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  Behind the Pod | Crime Scenes, Courtrooms & the Great Doodle Debate

  Sep 18, 202626 minS1

  We finished talking about the Idaho murders. Except… obviously we didn’t. This week on Behind the Pod, Jessie and Kiki are still stuck on all the things The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare left them thinking about — starting with the absolutely chaotic way information was communicated after the murders and the fact that some students learned what happened through a university notification before anyone on scene had even told them. Then there’s the decision to tear down the house before Bryan Kohberger ever went to trial, which sends both of us into another round of: WHO THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA? We also get into the question Kiki cannot let go of: Why that house? Why those students? Was someone specifically targeted? And does knowing “why” actually give a family any real closure? From there, the conversation somehow turns into whether either of us should ever be allowed on a murder jury, reasonable doubt, how documentaries can completely change the story depending on what they show you, and why Kiki would apparently spend the rest of her life personally searching hundreds of miles of Idaho countryside for missing evidence if Jessie were murdered. And because this is Behind the Pod, we eventually arrive at the most controversial question of the entire week: Why are people so obsessed with golden doodles? Yes. After an hour-plus discussing one of the most disturbing murder cases in recent history, this may be the take that gets us canceled. Because true crime is temporary. Doodle discourse is forever. New episodes every Wednesday with Behind the Pod every Friday! The conversation doesn’t stop here! Head over to our website for show notes, bonus content, recommendations, and all the links from today’s episode. Then join our growing community on social media @TwoGirlsOneHaircut for even more laughs, hot takes, and sister chaos.

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