On this week’s 6th and final (???) episode of Loud & Complicit: - Liz turned 35 over the weekend so here comes the biological clock talk! - Are we just waiting for "the one” to come along and completely change our choices and how we live our

5. Be Kind Or Mind Your Own F**king Business

Jul 13th, 2021 1h 9m

Just a few weeks after Kayce and Liz opened up about societal pressure that comes from the "there’s only room for one us” mentality, the Internet jumped at the chance to label Barstool’s newest hire "Kayce’s replacement”… all while two of sport

4. All Is Fair In Love and War (and sex)

Jul 6th, 2021 52m 3s

Let’s talk about sex, shall we? In episode 4, Kayce and Liz share stories about navigating through learning about sex, their bodies and growing up. Everybody wants to talk about the pretty side of things, but rarely are the uncomfortable storie

3. It’s IMPOSSIBLE to have it all

Jun 29th, 2021 58m 25s

Life is all about crossroads. Kayce and Liz talk about their own decisions to chase their careers while acknowledging that it’s never easy to “put yourself first.” Whether you’re single by choice or you’re ready for forever, each crossroad mome

2. Yeah, We Actually Fought on National Radio

Jun 22nd, 2021 45m 20s

Working in a male-dominated industry often brainwashes women into believing "there's only room for one of us." Most women who feel this pressure attempt to suppress such an idiotic idea. Not Liz and Kayce. They decided to let it quietly fester

1. Let's Get Real

Jun 15th, 2021 47m 12s

Two unmarried (by choice), childless, 30-somethings in New York City breakdown the history of their relationship and the long, not-so-pretty journey that led to Loud & Complicit. While neither person ever thought (or hoped) this day would come,

Loud & Complicit: Trailer

Jun 2nd, 2021 2m 27s

Loud & Complicit looks inside the bullshit and beauty life brings to two unmarried, childless, career-driven women in their 30s. Hosted by Kayce Smith and Liz Gonzales, the two discuss working in an industry that is not only male-dominated, but

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