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Auntie Ku is out on mom duties, which means resident “young maiden” aka producer Tiffany is keeping her seat warm for her. It’s an intergenerational conversation between auntie and niece, as Su dives into teeth and lightbulb talk. Meanwhile, Tiffany is stepping into a new era of technology with a hair curler that curls your hair for you. Whether you lean more crypt or maiden, there’s a little something for everyone.

It’s hot as hell, but that isn’t stopping our usual Auntie antics. Whether Mother Nature is ready or not, Mama KuKu is declaring the start of autumn. She’s already assembled the perfect Halloween costume for Baby Eme, proving that even when Ku’s behind, she’s ahead. Su, meanwhile, is locked in on her dental care. She drops some Auntie medical wisdom (not to be confused with actual medical advice) and explains why she sees the dentist not once a year, not twice a year, but every three months. Plus, we press play on the answering machine for listener voicemails!

The Aunties are assembling a coven this week with Sasheer Zamata, who stars as Jennifer Kale the sorceress in Marvel’s “Agatha All Along.” Sasheer talks about being an extroverted introvert while on set, and working with icons like Kathryn Hahn...

Trailblazer and hip-hop sensation Eve Cooper is on the mic today to talk about her new memoir “Who’s That Girl?” Ambitious and fearlessly determined, Eve recounts her rise to stardom and struggles in a male dominated industry – something the Aunties know well. She talks about trusting her instincts, working with people who have wronged you, and connects with Ku about her fertility journey. Then, they dive into her cart, and Eve shares why she loves a sea salt body scrub (but not in her ice cream.)

The Aunties are unclasping their purses and rummaging around for an unfiltered “what’s in my bag” episode. As it turns out, they’re not just bags, but portals into the Auntie psyche. Ku is staying ready for any crisis – natural, manmade, or the dry skin variety. Su has bags within bags within bags, and these depths are just waiting to be explored. Deranged, or completely practical? We’ll let you decide.

Get in the car, we’re running errands with the Aunties! Come with Ku and Su to the land of impulse buying. First stop is Target with Ku, who hails from the land of the red circle. She loads up the cart with must-haves in the Aukerman-Vilaysack household. Then, Su takes the wheel to CVS. She explains “CVS math” and even her post-shopping routine in the car.

From rat girl to brat summer, the Aunties are still their authentic – if deranged – selves. And as moms, that only goes up by 100. Ku is getting ready to fly with Eme, and she’s ready to throw shame to the winds with her latest purchase. Meanwhile, Su peels back the onion layers and shows us her core. Plus, Joellen Russell of Science Moms joins them to talk about the power moms have to fight climate change.

This week we’re bringing you an episode of Cash Cuties from our friends Fumi Abe and Steffie Baik. Cash Cuties is a “super personal” finance podcast where each week, Comedian Fumi Abe and Steffie Baik analyze their friends’ credit card statements and judge their spending habits – with love. In this episode, Auntie Kuku brings the literal receipts, and opens up about the financial reality of surrogacy.

It’s been a hot and sticky summer, but the Aunties are finding their cool in different ways. Ku’s nephew recently introduced her to “smellmaxxing,” which means the worlds of teen boys and designer cologne are colliding. Su, meanwhile, has found her newest holy grail that could replace all her other skincare. But not before she gets through her Prime Day haul.

We’re lapping all the other pods with this week’s guest Tien Tran, co-host of the podcast “Jockular” which talks all things women’s sports from a queer perspective. The ATC sport of choice is, of course, shopping, and Tien tells the Aunties where she got the ever-elusive perfect white tee. She also shares why Dr. Scholls doesn’t cut it for her flat feet. They also have an important message for Steve Madden himself and AI developers everywhere.