Today, Julie and Chad speak to their first PAIR of Quitters on the show: sibling duo Meghan and Ryan Trainor.

They learn how their connection as siblings has been tested by Meghan’s enormous stardom and Ryan’s battles with anxiety and addiction. They explore Ryan’s wake-up call to quit substance abuse and Meghan’s battle to quit body dysmorphia.

You might know her from Blossom, Big Bang Theory and Jeopardy! But Julie and Chad know her as… a quitter. This week, they have an honest conversation with Mayim Bialik, where she discusses quitting Hollywood, academia, hyper-vigilance, and what happens in our brain when we decide to quit something.

On this episode of Quitters, Chad and Julie are joined by Julie’s TV daughter Sarah Hyland. They discuss Sarah’s chronic health struggles through shooting Modern Family, the woes of social media, and learning to speak up as a young woman. Oh yeah, and she teaches Chad what “ingénue” and “kupa” mean

This week, Julie and Chad talk to Jimmy Kimmel, learning all about how he had to flee from a Mike Tyson press conference, his relationship to fame, wanting to be the funniest kid in class, and the words "I love you" losing its power in LA. They also ask Jimmy the million dollar question - what would it take for him to quit his show?

On this episode of Quitters, Julie has a heartfelt reunion with her Modern Family-husband Ty Burrell while Chad makes a new friend. They discuss Ty quitting the Los Angeles lifestyle, moving to Salt Lake City, the power of social media and much more.

This time, Chad is in the Quitter seat. He and Julie dissect Chad’s unique journey: leaving the East Coast and heading West after college to work for Google in Silicon Valley - the world’s “best place to work” at the time. Sounds like a dream first job, right? Well, not for Chad. Together, they get to the bottom of everything that led him to quit the corporate climb and start down the winding path of life as an artist.

In their premiere episode, Julie and Chad discuss how they got to know each other and why they wanted to start a podcast. They get into Julie’s unspoken (until now) quits, including her struggle with body shame and dysmorphia.