Girl Talk

Girl Talk features a tight-knit friend group of four teenage girls -- Sarah, Brooklyn, Aubre, and Sophie -- who sit around and talk about the stuff that actually matters when you're growing up. Dating confusion, social media pressure, insecurities, family dynamics, figuring out who you are. The conversations feel genuinely unscripted in the best way possible, like eavesdropping on a group chat that happens to be hilarious. Produced by QCODE, the show carries better production value than you might expect from a teen-hosted podcast. New episodes drop every Wednesday, and at 90 episodes the catalog already has plenty to binge through. The 4.9-star rating speaks to how strongly the audience connects with these hosts. The format mixes candid discussion with games, activities, and guest appearances from friends and occasionally bigger names. Some episodes get surprisingly deep. The girls talk openly about anxiety, body image, and the pressure to present a perfect life online. Other episodes are pure comedy: ranking things, playing truth or dare, reacting to listener submissions. The balance between silly and sincere is what keeps people coming back. There's a fifth member, Lev, who shows up periodically to shake up the dynamic. Each host brings something distinct to the table. Sarah tends to steer conversations, Brooklyn is the wildcard, Aubre grounds things with emotional intelligence, and Sophie supplies the one-liners. If you're a teen or young adult looking for a podcast that actually sounds like your friend group, this is it.