Everybody's Crazy

What is your age actually supposed to feel like? Savannah opens up about turning 40 and reveals the surprising age she’d happily relive, and explains why getting older hasn’t changed how she feels. Then Savannah and April put their friendship to the test with age-themed superlatives 

They’re answering voicemails from women going through all stages of life—one approaching 30 with her heart emotionally on Do Not Disturb, another 30-year-old getting over her very first relationship, which leads to our first callback for the full breakup tea; another call is checking if she’s done enough in her life at 48. 

From love and vulnerability to milestones and starting over, this episode is giving: there’s no universal timeline, and it’s never crazy to create the life you actually want.

We’re back for our first episode since losing Dolly, and April is unpacking her love for the icon—and why she has enough Dolly memorabilia to fill a museum. Then Savannah and April play a round of “Give Me a Number,” ranking just how much crazy they’re willing to tolerate, from missed birthdays to straight-up disrespect. But things heat up when a caller asks how to make things right with her husband, and the ladies land on opposite sides of the silent-treatment debate. Is taking space a healthy way to cool down, or is shutting someone out its own kind of punishment? The disagreement gets real, the volume goes up, and neither one is backing down. If you’ve ever gone quiet just to make sure somebody heard you loud and clear, this one’s for you!

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In this episode of #EverybodysCrazy, Savannah James and April McDaniel reminisce about why the ’90s really were that era. From the Wayans brothers changing the game with shows like In Living Color to why we still need to put more respect on their name.
They also break down a viral thread about a woman who blocked a man for his slow responses, giving April the perfect opportunity to call Savannah out for her own crazy response times. Does blocking someone over a late text actually track, or is blocking energy diabolical once you’re an adult?
Then it’s time to take the crazy somewhere new. Savannah and April introduce the Crazy Confession Booth, where the Everybody Gang can anonymously say the things they’d never admit out loud. The very first confession leaves them completely blown. Hint: What’s your craziest sexual desire?

This week on #EverybodysCrazy, Savannah James and April McDaniel get into the everyday crazies that make you wonder: is this actually crazy, or is it just common? Is having two phones doing too much? And are they the type to ever go through somebody else’s phone?
One caller needs her man to grow a pair, while April and Savannah break down the love languages they vibe with most and whether PDA is cute or cringey. A nurse calls in with the kind of patient story you absolutely cannot make up, and now everybody’s debating how far women will really go to please their man.

This week on #EverybodysCrazy, Savannah and April are getting into the crazy ways we show up for our friends — if you’re a real one who’s down to fight for the cause — and why sometimes the biggest risk is the one worth taking.
They’re also breaking out The Friendship Audit for a caller who’s starting to feel distant from a friend group she’s been part of for 10 years. Do you give it grace, have the hard conversation, or accept that maybe the friendship has changed?
And let’s just say… there’s a little family surprise in this episode 👀