Frosted Tips & Questionable Decisions | really...

Twenty-five years after graduating from Lebanon High School in Lebanon, Virginia, Michael-Thomas heads back to his old stomping grounds for his high school reunion—and Sierra has QUESTIONS.Who actually organizes these things? Is there still high school drama? Does everybody secretly compare their accomplishments? And, most importantly, what were we THINKING with those frosted tips, puka shell necklaces, tanning beds, and toe rings?This week on Really… with Sierra & Michael-Thomas, we're traveling back to the early 2000s, when AOL Instant Messenger was social media, disposable cameras kept our secrets, and nobody had to worry about their questionable decisions becoming TikTok content.Between memories of high school in Southwest Virginia, Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, the fashion disasters of 2001, and the harsh realities of middle age, we discover that sometimes going back is less about reliving the past and more about appreciating how far we've come.It's nostalgic, a little unhinged, surprisingly heartfelt, and full of the kind of conversations that make you wonder how we got here.🎙️ New episodes of Really… with Sierra & Michael-Thomas weekly!🎧 Watch, listen, and follow: https://bit.ly/reallypodReally… with Sierra & Michael-Thomas is a GrifChap Studio production.Executive Producers: Sierra Chapman & M. Thomas GriffithEpisode Production & Camera Operation: Sierra & Michael-ThomasProduction Assistance: DCB ProductionsEditing: Sierra ChapmanArtwork: M. Thomas GriffithMusic: AlexGuz via Pixabay.comEmail: info.reallypod@gmail.comYouTube: https://bit.ly/reallypodInstagram: @really_thepodFacebook at Really... with Sierra & Michael-ThomasLinktree: https://linktr.ee/reallythepodTikTok @really_thepodcastReally The Pod Shop go to reallypodshop.myshopify.com© 2026 GrifChap Studio, All rights reserved. really… with Sierra & Michael-Thomas is produced by GrifChap Studio. The views and opinions expressed by hosts Sierra, Michael-Thomas, and their guests are their own and do not reflect those of their employers, Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College and Northeast State Community College, respectively.