The Other 420

Humility

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill wish our listeners a happy holiday season! They recap their ups and downs of 2023 and look forward to the new year of 2024. Both humbly reflect on their experiences and discuss how they practice humility as parents, working professionals, and women.

Do’s and Don’ts of Dating

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill go through Jill’s recent dating updates and adventures. They discuss the do’s and don’ts of dating, like showing up on time and listening, and how it relates to their own dating experiences. Sue and Jill briefly update listeners on their current work experiences and how it differs based on their career experience and age.

Dating Update + Christmas Gift Guide

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill consider the best Christmas gift to give this holiday season to someone in their 40s and 20s. They dispute over price of gifts, quantity, and at what point is it ok to exchange gifts with your new boo. Jill takes us along an update on her dating life and Hinge experience, and some new potentials.

Career Paths

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill go down memory lane to discuss their childhood career aspirations and what steps they took to get to where they are now in their professional careers. They debate about how certain people view their careers in conjunction with their identity and their own relationship with their jobs. Lastly, they discuss their future career paths and what could be in their near future. 

Let’s Fall In Love Part 2

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill share theirThanksgiving plans and travel plans for the holidays. They continue their 36 questions to fall in love series to test if TikTok’s latest love trend will help the sparks fly. Sue and Jill share their greatest accomplishments, their dreams and aspirations, and even go deep with their most terrible memory. The two cap off their love journey sharing characteristics of partners and each other to show their true love.

Friendships

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill discuss friendships and what friendships look like in their individual lives. They dive deeper into how their friendships have changed throughout the years and share about the friends that have come and gone. Sue and Jill take time to talk about their friendships and how they impacted each other for the better.

Let’s Fall In Love

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill try Tik Tok’s newest way to fall in love by asking 36 questions that will make anyone fall in love. Sue and Jill ask each other questions like who they would like as a dinner guest and would they be famous if they could. At the end, they see if their love grew bigger for each other and if Tik Tok was right.

What Is Your Enneagram?

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, we explore what is an enneagram and dive deep into the nine different personality types and the characteristics. Sue and Jill take a look at their own enneagram types and examine if the characteristics hold true to who they are. As a Type Three and a Type Six, they explore their strengths, fears, desires, and faults, and how their personality types are on a bad day, average day, and good day. Do you know your enneagram type?

Taking Risks

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, we go through the idea of taking risks and what it means to take risks in our lives currently in our 20s and 40s. Sue and Jill pick apart financial, career, and housing risks, and share the risks they have taken in their own individual lives and ones they never took. Together, they examine the impact of personality, family, and culture on taking risks in our lives.

A Mother’s Love

In this episode of The Other Four Twenty, Sue and Jill reflect on their relationships and dynamics with their mothers. They discuss how their relationships have changed throughout different chapters of their lives, and how it’s like seeing their moms now become grandmothers. Sue and Jill examine the impact of trauma, history, and generation gaps on mother-daughter relationships and how above all else, a mother’s love is like no other.