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Dom Roberts is a talented creative and powerful, outspoken activist who uses her growing online platform to educate on the intricacies of racism and the Black Lives Matter Movement. In this episode, Dom joins us to talk about how we all can, and have a responsibility to, identify and combat racism in our own lives. She shares strategies for effectively calling out racism from friends and family members and helps define what it truly means to be an anti-racist ally. Make sure to check out Dom's new podcast, The Uncomfortable Podcast, linked below! The Uncomfortable Podcast Produced by Dear Media

One of our favorite episodes from last year is back! For her birthday, Maddie reflects on her 23rd year and shares some of the most valuable lessons that she has learned.  Produced by Dear Media

This week, we're talking all about Instagram and exposing some of the behind the scenes work that really goes into curating a great feed. First, we share some of our favorite tips for taking a good photo, from finding the perfect angle and lighting to choosing an insta-worthy outfit. Next, we talk about all of our favorite editing and feed planning apps. Finally, we touch on the difference between Instagram and "real life", and the problem with comparing yourself to someone's social media highlight reel.  If you liked this episode, rate the show and leave us a review with a question you would like us to answer at the beginning of next week's episode!  Produced by Dear Media

This week, we're joined by special guests Johnny, Dale and Meredith Orlando for a podcast episode live from our family vacation in Santorini, Greece. First, we talk about how COVID has impacted international travel and the precautions that we took before leaving for Greece to ensure that we stay safe and healthy throughout the trip. Next, we discuss our experience in Greece so far and talk about some of our favorite memories from past travels, to places like China, Thailand, Italy, and Anguilla. We also share some of the not so glamorous elements of traveling with us... the things that you don't see on social media.  Produced by Dear Media

This week, we’re bringing you the second installment of our listener Q&A. We answer questions about mental health in quarantine, Lauren’s dream job, our thoughts on veganism and cancel culture, our plans for the future, and more. Thank you so much for submitting questions! Produced by Dear Media

In this episode, we're talking all about the things we learned while in quarantine. To be continued! Produced by Dear Media

After experiencing a total transformation of her body and mind during quarantine, Mimi Bouchard joins Maddie to talk about what she did to totally change her life. Mimi shares her knowledge of the law of attraction and provides strategies to start manifesting the things you want by using the power of your mind. Mimi also discusses her brand new digital platform, Mimi Method. You can find Mimi @mimibouchard and @mimimethod on Instagram and at www.mimimethod.com.  Produced by Dear Media

This week, we're joined by Kit Keenan. Kit shares her experience living and attending school in New York City during COVID and discusses how she is adjusting back to "real life" post quarantine. A self-proclaimed wellness fanatic, Kit also talks about her perspective on dieting, exercise and living an intuitive lifestyle. Finally, we chat about Kit's various projects - her education at NYU, her clothing line and her podcast with her mom, Cynthia Rowley. You can find Kit on Instagram @kitkeenan and her podcast, Ageless, on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  Produced by Dear Media

This week, we are joined by Yola Robert! Yola is a Forbes contributor and a fellow podcaster, the host of the show I Suck at Life. In this episode, Yola shares how her discipline, confidence and clear vision for the future allowed her to find success in Los Angeles and excel in her career, despite a few early setbacks. We discuss the best way to pitch yourself and find an internship, how to start a podcast, and other tips for living an interesting and unique life. You can find Yola at @yolarobert and I Suck At Life anywhere that you can listen to podcasts.  Produced by Dear Media

Thank you so much for supporting our show over the past year!! It means the world to us.  This week, we are celebrating the one year anniversary of The Sister Diary. We start the episode by comparing our lives and our mindsets last year to this year, and discuss why we started the podcast and how it has grown and evolved since last summer. Next, we consider the challenges of podcasting, share who would be each of our dream guests, and chat about our goals for the future. Finally, we answer listener questions in a Q&A. Produced by Dear Media