Relationship Tea with Tina

About Relationship Tea with Tina

I'll Tell You When You're Older is a mother-daughter podcast where two generations have the conversations most families never do. We talk honestly about relationships, marriage, dating, family, friendship, grief, growing up, getting older, and everything in between. We don't always agree and that's kind of the point. Every Friday, expect real stories, different perspectives, plenty of laughs, and conversations that might make you call your mom, or see your own life a little differently. Pull up a chair. We'll tell you when you're older.

Publisher

Christina Cipriani and Jamie Cipriani

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Apr 2021

Latest episode

30 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

135 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Oct 2026

   BONUS EPISODE: My Mom Sees Spirits?! Ghosts, Psychic Abilities & the Afterlife

   We're getting a little witchy for Halloween, and apparently my mom has a whole new side to her that we need to talk about. 👻🔮 For our final bonus episode before our season break, we're diving into my mom's evolving spiritual journey, and let's just say she has some STORIES. Over the past few years, as she's expanded her spiritual beliefs and deepened her meditation practice, she's begun exploring experiences and connections that have opened up an entirely different perspective on life, death, and everything in between. We're talking about seeing and sensing spirits, connecting with ancestors, working with diviners, ancestral rituals, and some of the paranormal experiences she's had along the way. She shares personal stories that are fascinating, a little spooky, and definitely left me with a few questions. 😂 We also get into psychic abilities and the different intuitive senses known as the clairs, including clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, and claircognizance. What do these experiences actually feel like? Can meditation deepen your intuition? And how do you distinguish a gut feeling from something you believe is spiritual? Of course, we couldn't have this conversation without getting into the bigger questions. What happens after we die? Do our loved ones remain connected to us in some way? And can exploring our ancestry change the way we understand ourselves, our families, and grief? Whether you're into spirituality, ghosts, psychic mediums, paranormal stories, meditation, or you're just curious about the unexplained, this is one of those conversations that takes some unexpected turns. This is our last episode before a little season break, but I'll Tell You When You're Older will be back in 2027 with NEW episodes every Friday! 🤍 Until then, catch up on our previous conversations, and tell us: Have you ever experienced something you genuinely couldn't explain? Happy Halloween! 🎃

2. 

   2 Oct 2026

   S1 E12: What About Her Future? The Cornell Case, Consent & Who We Protect

   What happens when everyone starts worrying about a young man’s future while barely acknowledging what has happened to hers? In this episode of I’ll Tell You When You’re Older, Christina and Jamie unpack the allegations involving seven members of Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity—and use the case to have a much larger mother-daughter conversation about consent, campus safety, fraternity culture, bystander responsibility, and the cost women face when they speak up. We compare what different generations were taught about consent and ask why girls are still given endless instructions for avoiding harm while boys are rarely taught what it means to notice vulnerability, respect a changed mind, or intervene when a friend crosses a boundary. We also discuss the reported Chi Phi Snapchat messages, the silence surrounding them, and why “I would never do that” means very little if you are unwilling to stop someone else. The conversation expands beyond Cornell to institutional accountability at Baylor and Liberty University, the Epstein records, Trump and E. Jean Carroll, and the larger cultural question underneath all of it: What do young people learn when powerful or well-liked men are repeatedly defended? We also explore the stories women inherit but rarely hear, why so many mothers pass down safety rules without sharing what taught them those rules, and whether women today are actually safer—or simply more able to name what happened. Because protecting someone’s future should never require us to ignore what they did to someone else’s. This episode discusses consent, abuse, trauma, intoxication, campus misconduct, and violence against women. Please listen with care. SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN) Call: 800-656-HOPE (4673) Text: HOPE to 64673 Chat: RAINN.org/hotline National Domestic Violence Hotline Call: 800-799-SAFE (7233) Text: START to 88788 Chat: TheHotline.org 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Call or text: 988 Chat: 988Lifeline.org Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline Call: 800-422-4453 Text: GO to 800-422-4453 Chat: ChildHelpHotline.org These resources serve people in the United States. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911.

3. 

   25 Sept 2026

   S1 E11: Teenage Secrets, Party Phases & Questionable Decisions

   This week on I’ll Tell You When You’re Older, we’re getting into teenage secrets, party stories, bad decisions, dating mistakes, parenting differences, and all the things we definitely did not tell our parents growing up. My mom and I ask each other some very revealing questions about our teenage years, including what we got away with, whether we ever snooped through each other’s stuff, our wildest party phases, and the craziest things we’ve ever done for love. We also talk about family dynamics, the personality traits I may have inherited from my father, the parenting decisions she sees differently now, and the mistakes from her own life that she hopes I never repeat. If you love mother-daughter podcasts, funny family stories, teenage confessions, millennial nostalgia, parenting conversations, relationship stories, coming-of-age stories, and honest conversations between moms and daughters, this episode is for you. Expect plenty of laughs, a few questionable decisions, some surprising confessions, and a lot of stories that probably should have stayed in the family group chat. Follow along: Christina: @therelationshipboss Jamie: @jamiecipriani New episodes every Friday. 💛

Reach and audience

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YouTube views

826,895

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

8 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 74 / 100

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Quality

81

Social presence

0

YouTube

86

Engagement

82

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