Related AF
It started as two sisters talking out loud on the gym treadmills.
Related AF is where opinions get aired, ideas get poked, and nothing is rushed toward a takeaway. We talk culture, confidence, habits, nostalgia, and the everyday things that shouldn’t matter — but somehow do.
No advice.
No alignment.
Just thinking out loud.
Yeah, no. Just Listen.
Recent Episodes
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Ep. 000.5
So I Guess We’re “Women” Now
Kristin writes an intro.
Kelly gets stuck on one word.
The rest of the episode is us refusing to fix any of it.
Two sisters.
One conversation.
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Ep. 001
Smudge Sticks and Mild Hope
Kristin does a New Year's vision board.
Kelly get's up close and personal with some black glitter paper.
It all works out in the end. The New Years Episode.
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Ep. 002
We Asked. We Answered.
Random questions. Real answers.
This is a dive down the rabbit hole of toxic habits, wild confidence, and the things strangers at the gym do that absolutely do not need to happen. -
Ep. 003
Candy Hearts and Hard Truths
We read conversation hearts.
Then we talk main character energy.
Then we decide Lynda had to go.This is an episode about outgrowing certain versions of yourself — R.I.P Lynda.
Meet the Hosts
We’re not experts.
We’re not influencers.
We’re just opinionated — with receipts.
Kristin is the kind of person who throws the bowling ball and doesn’t look back at the pins. She has a thought, commits to it, and keeps moving. Kelly is the kind of person who hears the whole thing, raises an eyebrow, and says, “Interesting,” which somehow means six different things. Together, this creates a dynamic that is… productive, occasionally maddening, and very much to the point.
Related AF isn’t about being right or helpful or inspirational. It’s about thinking out loud — following ideas where they go, pulling them apart, laughing when they don’t hold, and seeing what they reveal about us, each other, and the culture we’re swimming in.
If you’re looking for answers, this probably isn’t it.
If you’re curious how people actually think when they’re not performing, welcome.