Podcast Summary: We're Your Girls

Episode: "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"

Date: August 15, 2025
Hosts: Geneva & Tiffany

Episode Overview

In this lively and candid episode, best friends Geneva and Tiffany open up about personal decisions, body image, music obsessions, and the behind-the-scenes realities of friendship. The conversation flows from revealing thoughts on plastic surgery, particularly breast augmentation, to an unexpected deep dive into the sex appeal and branding of rock stars like Aerosmith, Prince, and David Bowie. The girls sprinkle in hilarious anecdotes, celebrate their sold-out live show, and engage with their passionate listener community—delivering their signature blend of humor, honesty, and sisterhood.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Body Talk & Breast Augmentation

Tiffany shares her decision to get breast implants, sparking a real conversation about beauty, agency, and transparency around cosmetic surgery.

• Tiffany’s Reveal: Tiffany openly discusses her choice to undergo breast augmentation, surprising the in-studio team and listeners.
  • “I've debated saying this on the show, but I guess why not? We talk about boobs and things all the time.” —Tiffany [00:57]
• Support from Geneva: Geneva reassures Tiffany, emphasizing body positivity and unconditional support.
  • “You are absolutely stunning and perfect as you are. You've always been built like a thoroughbred stallion.” —Geneva [01:20]
• Surgery Costs & Locations: The high cost of surgery in NYC is discussed, with Geneva providing insider knowledge from her time working as a plastic surgery receptionist.
  • “Not only are you paying for more expensive surgeons…certain OR fees are much, much higher in New York City.” —Geneva [03:04]
• Choosing a Surgeon: Certification is key, and Tiffany confirms hers is triple board certified.
  • “You gotta make sure yours is more triple board certified.” —Geneva [07:06]

Notable Insight

• Both hosts emphasize: “The most expensive isn't always the best, but the cheapest isn't always your best choice either.” —Geneva & Tiffany [03:42]

2. Culture of Cosmetic Surgery

The social stigma, feminism, and personal responsibility around sharing or concealing cosmetic procedures.

• Feminist Perspective: Geneva shares her journey from secrecy to openness about her own implants.
  • “I feel a responsibility…to I want to put out good into the world. And I was afraid for a long time that if I talked about my own truth… it would make somebody else feel inferior.” —Geneva [08:08]
• Doing It for Yourself: Tiffany reiterates autonomy, dismissing any outside pressure, especially from men.
  • “Every man in my life, in fact, has felt very strongly about the fact that I'm doing this…here’s the door, bucko.” —Tiffany [08:46]
• Openness as Empowerment: Tiffany challenges the idea of secrecy equaling shame.
  • “The only reason I would keep it a secret is if I’m ashamed. Quite frankly, I share that I have a UTI every other week on this damn podcast, and that doesn't shame me.” —Tiffany [10:26]
• The Weight of Secrecy: Geneva reflects on letting go of shame.
  • “The moment…I was also honest about why I didn't share it publicly. It felt like this huge weight was lifted off my shoulders.” —Geneva [11:46]

3. SOLD OUT! Celebrating the Podcast’s Popularity

The girls toast to their live show selling out and connect with their fan community, celebrating “Friday vibes” and the global reach of their sisterhood.

• Live Show Excitement:
  • “This is going to be fun. I'm excited. I was telling you in the car the other day, I had a little nurse. A little like tummy flutter. But it’s good nervous energy.” —Tiffany [16:32]
• Inclusivity & Fan Connection:
  • “If you did not get your tickets…you can still buy them online. $15 for the live stream.” —Tiffany [16:00]
• Fan Engagement:
  • “It's so fun to see where the fan base is located. All the UK girlies are banding together…” —Tiffany [15:41]
• Dress Code & Community:
  • “There’s no pressure. Come as you are.” —Geneva [17:32]

4. Musical Obsessed: From Aerosmith to Prince

An unexpected but hilarious detour as Geneva and Tiffany riff on the appeal of various rock stars, the roots of rock, and the uniqueness of musical branding.

• Geneva’s Aerosmith Revelation:
  • “Other than I Don't Want to Miss a Thing, I've never really been an Aerosmith fan… But I watched a music video for 'Pink is My Favorite Color.' …My heart's pounding.” —Geneva [18:09, 19:44, 20:22]
• The Sex Appeal of 'Androgynous' Rock Stars:
  • “Prince is the ultimate…Example of this. Women would lose their shit over Prince…But I get it, he's so fucking sexy, it’s insane.” —Tiffany [21:37, 21:50]
• Why Are These Men So Sought After?
  • “You look at a man like that and you're like, I just know you can eat pussy. That's what it comes down to.” —Geneva [22:04]
• Musical Branding & Gender:
  • Discussion of Stevie Wonder's brand vs. Whitney, Madonna, Cher, Beyoncé—how women are forced to continually reinvent in a way men are not.
  • “Men don’t really have to go through that same journey…But that was back in the day when aura was enough.” —Tiffany [26:39, 27:52]

5. Rock’s Black Roots

An important segment recognizing the Black origins of American genres like rock and country.

• “I'll just say this. We would still be listening to classical music in America had blacks not discovered style and soul.” —Tiffany [31:02]
• Geneva recounts learning about covers and uncredited inspiration:
  • “Years later, Rolling Stones, they pop up as who did the song. I am floored. I'm like, this is a Sam Cooke song!” —Geneva [31:57]
• “Beyoncé’s doing the good Lord’s work. Look at her go…act three is going to be the rock album…excited for this surge of education on the genre of rock and black people's impact on it.” —Tiffany [32:43]

6. Bits, Skits, & Signature Humor

No episode would be complete without their contagious laughter and off-the-cuff scripts.

• Music Video Skit Idea:
  • Geneva’s concept for a “Blame It on the Boogie” skit with costumes for the sun, moon, and Boogie:
    • “…And someone dresses [as] the giant sun…Then it jumps to somebody…with a name tag…'Hello, my name is Boogie'…blame it on the boogie!” [33:41]
• Boating & Flares Childhood Stories:
  • “My dad never skimped on the flares. And I'm like, we're on a lake.” —Geneva [35:29]
• Legendary Drunk Personas:
  • Geneva’s ‘drunk character’ wants to wrestle strangers in parking lots:
    • “I immediately look for the biggest dude in the bar…we're gonna wrestle.” —Geneva [38:32]

7. Community Announcements & Running Church Gags

• Reminders for listeners to buy live stream tickets, themed “church announcements” with fictional community updates, and heartwarming reminders of their recurring humor.
  • “Sister Shirley is back outside this week with Fish Fry…She cannot give you both [chicken or fish].” —Tiffany [40:37]
  • “Come as you are. A single flare lights up, the lights go out in service…Always got him in my car.” —Vienna [42:51]

Memorable Quotes

• On owning your choices:
  • “I love that you're doing it for you. Not like you didn’t list one time like a boyfriend or a man that you want to please.” —Geneva [08:33]
• On beauty & self-image:
  • “I notice that I just want my breasts to sit a certain way all the time. I don't want to have to wear a push-up bra…I want to look hot in a little strapless moment.” —Tiffany [04:31, 09:00]
• On fandom:
  • “If you wanna wear wigs or you wanna do whatever, do what you wanna do, we're gonna love that.” —Geneva [17:22]
• On rock’s legacy:
  • “But you know, the original inspiration was Black creativity. I have to say it.” —Tiffany [30:54]

Key Timestamps

• [00:57] — Tiffany announces decision for breast augmentation.
• [03:04] — High cost of NYC plastic surgery explained.
• [08:08] — Geneva discusses responsibility and sharing plastic surgery story.
• [10:26] — Openness vs. secrecy about cosmetic procedures.
• [15:58] — Instructions for live stream ticket purchase.
• [18:09] - [19:44] — Geneva’s Aerosmith/Steven Tyler obsession begins.
• [21:37] — Gender, sex appeal, and music icons.
• [26:39] - [27:52] — Branding in music: men vs. women through the decades.
• [30:54] - [32:43] — The Black roots of rock & country, Beyoncé’s new frontier.
• [33:41] — Geneva pitches “Blame it on the Boogie” skit.
• [35:29] — Boating childhood/flares story.
• [38:32] — Drunk bar brawls: Geneva’s “punch me as hard as you can” bit.
• [40:37] — Faux church/community announcements.
• [42:51] — “Always got him [flares] in my car”—signature recurring gag.

Episode Takeaways

• Body autonomy and self-acceptance are celebrated, with the hosts modeling openness and support while dismissing judgment—especially from outsiders.
• An honest look at cosmetic surgery, including practical, emotional, and feminist considerations.
• The value of transparency, humor, and shared vulnerability in modern female friendship.
• A fresh appreciation for musical history and the intertwined roots of genre, identity, and influence—delivered with both insight and irreverence.

Tone

Unfiltered, friendly, supportive, and frequently hilarious—with plenty of snappy banter and affirming energy. The chemistry is undeniable, and listeners are invited to laugh, reflect, and join the ever-expanding circle of sisterhood.

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