Things are getting spooky and messy! This week, Chelsie and Becca are breaking down Dancing with the Stars Horror Night, from shocking scores and standout performances to a surprising double elimination. Then it’s all about the latest Secret Lives of Mormon Wives drama, possible spinoffs, and the TikTok rumors stirring the pot. Plus, they’re talking Halloweentown nostalgia, Airbnb's cleaning policy changes, Kindle updates, and everything in between. Grab your favorite drink and get ready to catch up on all the chaos!

This week on You'd Be Surprised, Chelsie and Becca are catching up on all the latest reality TV drama, book releases, and pop culture headlines! They recap Dancing with the Stars’ emotional Dedication Night, discuss the drama surrounding Val and Carrie Ann, and share their thoughts on the most memorable performances. Then they dive into the latest book-to-screen adaptations, the Fourth Wing casting buzz, and what to expect from upcoming reality shows, including The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Plus, they discuss online criticism of reality TV stars, family fame, and a serious news story that sparks a conversation about shame and the stigma surrounding adoption. It's a packed episode full of hot takes, entertainment updates, and plenty of unfiltered opinions!

In this episode of You’d Be Surprised, Becca and Chelsie sit down with Lara Lindquist, founder of Sweet Swede Candy, to talk about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and the courage to take a leap into something new. Raised in Bozeman, Montana, Lara shares stories of her adventurous childhood, her love story with her Swedish husband, and how her family’s connection to Sweden inspired her to bring authentic Swedish candy to Cache Valley. What began with an impulse purchase of a horse trailer turned into a unique mobile candy shop featuring imported Swedish sweets, natural coloring, and a nostalgic, hands-on shopping experience.

Lara opens up about the realities of running a business while raising two children, from the behind-the-scenes challenges of entrepreneurship to learning how to balance family, work, and personal fulfillment. She also shares the importance of community, supporting other local businesses, asking for help, and giving yourself grace as a mom. This conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to have everything figured out to get started, and sometimes the best opportunities come from taking a chance, embracing your creativity, and having the grit to keep going.