What are some simple ways to lean into my spiritual practice that feels good in my body? We chatted with Chelsea Kim Long, a writer helping women explore spirituality beyond fundamentalist frameworks, about finding practices that feel good to both body and soul. Chelsea encourages listening to yourself, embracing emotions and intuition, and focusing on practices that feel genuinely nourishing.

How can I use my intuition and listen to my gut in business and job hunting? We chatted with Chelsea Fournier, an online business strategist and marketing agency owner, about how to harness intuition in business and job hunting. Chelsea explains that intuition is a powerful inner guidance system that goes beyond logic and reasoning, offering deep wisdom to help navigate decisions.

My house feels cluttered, where on earth do I start? We chatted with home organizers Briana and Erica Spruille from Just Be LLC to answer the question: “My house feels cluttered, where on earth do I start?” Briana and Erica offer thoughtful and practical advice on tackling clutter and organizing your space to reflect your values and bring calm to your life.

What do I need to have in order financially to buy a house? We chatted with Renee Coleman, a residential mortgage lender, about the essential financial steps to prepare for buying a house. Renee highlights the importance of knowing your credit score, understanding your debt-to-income ratio, and talking to a lender early in the process.

How do I move my body without it feeling punishing or in a way I don't hate? We chatted with Rachel Lovitt, who shares how to move your body in ways that feel joyful and fulfilling, rather than punishing. In this conversation, we explore how diet culture has shaped our perception of exercise and how we can shift our mindset to focus on pleasure and enjoyment instead.

My routines are chaotic, and my home reflects that. How do I establish organizing systems for daily tasks?We chatted with Lindsey Mahanna, a professional organizer, about creating organizing systems to tame chaotic routines and establish a more peaceful home.

What is hypnosis and how can it help me feel less crappy in life? We chatted with Julie Costa, a certified master clinical hypnotherapist, about the transformative power of hypnosis to help us feel better in life. Julie explains that hypnosis is a relaxed state that allows access to the subconscious mind, where limiting beliefs can be reprogrammed.

How do I make a rental feel like home? We chatted with DIY Expert and Licensed Contractor Kat Christie, owner of She Fixed That, LLC, about how to transform a rental space into a home that feels cozy and inviting.

What are some simple ways my partner and I can connect on a deeper level? We chatted with Aurisha Smolarski, a therapist specializing in couples' relationships, to explore simple ways to create deeper connections with your partner. In this episode, we discuss the importance of leaning into discomfort and vulnerability to foster intimacy.

How do I move on after a break up? We chatted with therapist Oona Metz about how to move on after a breakup, offering practical advice for navigating the healing process. Oona emphasizes the importance of treating yourself gently and being mindful of both your emotional and physical well-being during this time.

How can I meet someone without using dating apps?We chatted with relationship coach Dr. Susan Trotter about the challenges and joys of online dating, as well as the benefits of meeting people in real life. Susan shared her expertise on creating a fulfilling life as a foundation for intentional dating, emphasizing how a positive mindset, confidence, and self-reflection can attract potential partners.

How can I use astrology to strengthen the relationships in my life? We chatted with astrologer Alice Smith about how astrology can be a powerful tool for strengthening relationships in both personal and professional settings.

How do I start feeling comfortable in my grown up body? We chatted with Kate Sisk, founder of Hidden Intimates, about navigating body changes as we age and finding comfort in our grown-up bodies.

What are some tips for enjoying parenthood and not feeling so stressed all of the time? We chatted with Conscious Parent Coach Jenn Wert, who shared practical tips for enjoying parenthood while reducing stress. Jenn highlights that mindset is essential for finding joy amidst the exhaustion, encouraging parents to practice gratitude and self-compassion.

This episode answers the question: How do I build a budget without feeling like I am living a small life? We chatted with Financial Expert Jen Reid, who shared her insights on how to build a budget without feeling like you’re living a small life. Jen emphasizes that a budget isn’t about restriction but about gaining control over your cash flow and making intentional choices that align with your values.

We chatted with Erica Anenberg about her journey from a creative start in fashion to pioneering new paths in the construction and tech industries. Erica shared how her drive for financial independence and passion for innovation led her to launch Girl Flip, empowering women in construction, and BuilderBud.

We chatted with Korean American writer Suzanne Park about her journey from corporate marketing to a successful writing career. With inspiration from rom-coms, Suzanne crafts stories that blend humor and heartfelt themes of family, fresh starts, and intergenerational relationships.

Olivia speaks with Liuba Grechen Shirley, founder of Vote Mama, about the importance of having mothers in political positions. Vote Mama aims to support and endorse women candidates, particularly mothers, to create a more inclusive political landscape.

On August 7th, 2024, Olivia tweeted: "Can my husband find out who I am voting for in the Presidential Election?" We've been getting this question a lot, so we rounded up some helpful facts.” This one tweet became a national conversation, and a lot of people had a lot of things to say about it. Olivia and Jenny sat down to talk about how the tweet came to be, the backlash from the tweet, and why it’s incredibly important to keep reminding women that their vote is their vote. So, can my husband find out who I voted for?

Elizabeth almost died of an ectopic pregnancy. The only reason she survived? Because she was is in New York. In this conversation, Olivia and Elizabeth discuss the critical state of women's health in America, focusing on Elizabeth's personal experiences with ectopic pregnancies and the emotional and physical challenges that accompany them.