You'd Be Surprised Podcast

In this chatty episode of You’d Be Surprise, Becca and Chelsie recap the dramatic finale of The Traitors, breaking down shocking betrayals, Rob’s winning gameplay, and the aftermath of the reunion. The conversation jumps into their latest TV obsessions—including the eerily realistic series Paradise—before spiraling into viral internet moments and celebrity rumors. From conspiracy theories surrounding Jim Carrey and Selena Gomez to secret celebrity weddings, TikTok scandals, and influencer lawsuits, the hosts unpack the chaos dominating social media. They also touch on trending stories like Ballerina Farm’s ninth pregnancy, an Airbnb revenge scandal, and the disturbing Ruby Franke case, wrapping up with broader discussions about world events and the increasingly bizarre headlines shaping the current moment.

In this lively episode of the You'd Be Surprise, the hosts recap Becca’s intense bout with influenza and ulcers, chat about Utah’s wild snowstorm canceling guests, and dive deep into reality-TV and pop-culture gossip—from excitement over a new season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and speculation about relationships tied to The Bachelorette, to reactions about finales like Tell Me Lies and ongoing obsession with The Traitors. They also discuss celebrity news, including rumors about James Van Der Beek, nostalgia for Hilary Duff, and internet controversies—from influencer drama to raw-milk debates—while mixing in humorous tangents about AI water use, internet conspiracies, and shocking local crime stories, making for a chaotic, chatty episode packed with opinions and hot takes.

This episode is a classic You’d Be Surprise spiral—in the best way. Becca and Chelsie dive deep into their obsession with The Traitors (good riddance, Lisa), debate shady gameplay, and chat about what they’re watching next, from Survivor to upcoming March TV like Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Yellowstone spinoffs. They cover book releases, unfinished house projects, Super Bowl food > football, and nostalgic love for Hilary Duff. Hollywood headlines take center stage with Grammys mishaps, Bad Bunny halftime buzz, Heidi Klum’s unhinged fashion, Adam Sandler’s daughter purse-store drama, and the heartbreaking loss of Catherine O’Hara. MomTok updates, celebrity basketball surprises, wild local crime stories, and an unhinged hypothetical about doing a year in prison for $1.1 million round out an episode that’s funny, chaotic, and very on-brand.Follow us every Wednesday at 11:30 am or 2:30 pm MST on Tiktok @youdbesurprised

In this episode of You’d Be Surprised, Chelsea and Becca sit down with Graycie Schiess, a western lifestyle content creator, mom, and homesteader, to talk about motherhood, social media, farming life, and staying grounded in your values online.Graycie shares her upbringing in Utah and Idaho, how she met her husband in high school, and what life looks like raising two young kids on a small farm. From raising meat chickens and homeschooling to navigating viral social media moments and online controversy, Gracie offers an honest look at balancing modern influence with traditional living.The conversation dives into motherhood at a young age, authenticity on social media, dealing with online hate, and why Graycie chooses family, faith, and hands-on living over trends and pressure. This episode is a refreshing reminder that success doesn’t have to look the same for everyone.

In this episode of You’d Be Surprised, Chelsea and Becca sit down with Anna Doyle, co-owner of Ruby Claire Boutique, to talk about entrepreneurship, motherhood, family business, and the winding road that led her to building a successful online boutique.Anna shares her upbringing in North Ogden, Utah, a childhood filled with family time, gardening, mountain views, and unforgettable summer memories. As the youngest of four siblings, she reflects on how her close-knit family shaped her values and work ethic.The conversation follows Anna through her high school years at Weber High, her brief but impactful time at Utah State University, and the blind date that changed everything—leading to a whirlwind romance and marriage just three months later. Anna opens up about becoming a young wife, navigating early adulthood, and supporting her husband through school while finding her own professional footing.Anna details her journey into motherhood, including fertility challenges, unexpected Irish twins, and raising three kids while running a growing business. She candidly discusses the chaos of those early years, moving to Las Vegas for physical therapy school, and learning to balance survival-mode parenting with creativity and ambition.The episode dives deep into the founding and growth of Ruby Claire Boutique, a true family-run business that evolved from a small western storefront into a thriving online brand. Anna explains how the company operates with family members filling specialized roles—from buying and ads to photography, warehousing, and customer service—and how they’ve successfully navigated the complexities of working together without sacrificing relationships.Anna also addresses the realities of running an online business today, including social media evolution, AI, counterfeit websites stealing their content, and the steps Ruby Claire has taken to protect their brand through verification, trademarks, and exceptional customer service.The episode wraps with a look at Anna’s current season of life—raising active kids, managing a packed sports and dance schedule, staying organized with intention, and finding joy in gardening, hiking, fitness, and creative work. She shares her long-term vision for Ruby Claire, focusing on financial growth, sustainability, and building a future that supports both family and freedom.Exclusive Listener OfferListeners can enjoy 20% off at Ruby Claire Boutique using the discount code SURPRISED.Website: rubyclaireboutique.com Instagram & Facebook: @rubyclaireboutique

In this New Year kickoff episode of You’d Be Surprised, Becca and Chelsea welcome listeners back after the holidays and reflect on the transition into 2026. They recap Christmas and New Year’s traditions, from family gatherings and ice skating to holiday trips and game nights, while acknowledging the emotional highs and lows that can come with the season.The conversation shifts into a candid discussion about New Year’s goals—why they set them, why they don’t, and how intentions can evolve throughout the year. Becca shares her growing passion for thrifting and her plan to open a small vintage booth, while Chelsea talks about creating less and consuming less, especially on social media.They dive into deeper topics including money management in marriage, separate bank accounts, and the anxiety many women feel around finances. Becca also opens up about infertility, miscarriage, embryo adoption, and the emotional and financial complexities of growing a family, offering a raw and thoughtful perspective on choices that aren’t often discussed openly.The episode wraps with reflections on what they’re leaving behind in the previous year—comparison, overconsumption, unrealistic expectations—and what they hope to bring into 2026, including more patience, authenticity, cozy homes, and age-appropriate celebrations. As always, they invite listeners to nominate themselves or other “badass women” to be guests on the podcast.

In this episode of The Surprise Podcast, hosts Chelsea and Becka sit down with Kathy Schroeder, the creator behind Cache Valley Buzz, a popular local social media platform highlighting events, businesses, and community stories throughout Cache Valley. Kathy shares her deep roots in the valley, growing up in Hyrum as a self-described “national park kid,” and how leaving—and eventually returning—helped her fully appreciate the community she now promotes.Kathy walks listeners through her journey from theater and education to motherhood, candidly discussing postpartum depression, identity shifts, and the long-term guilt many mothers carry—along with a powerful realization that she was a better mom than she ever gave herself credit for. She also reflects on marriage, raising three children, and approaching the empty-nester phase of life.The conversation dives into the origin and growth of Cache Valley Buzz, including how Kathy turned a passion project into a business through brand partnerships, event promotion, and community storytelling. She explains her weekly event rundowns, love for nostalgic local history, and fascination with Cache Valley’s haunted lore—including interviews tied to the nunnery in Logan Canyon and well-known local ghost stories.Listeners also get a glimpse into Kathy’s personal interests, from comedy and true crime to hiking, travel, and big future goals—both professionally and personally. The episode wraps with Kathy sharing her vision for expanding Cache Valley Buzz and continuing to celebrate the place she deeply loves.