All of the side things that happen to you when you're pregnant are not fun, and even the things you didn't even know could happen are even more not fun. But, Liz talks about her current in-real-time things she's dealing with at being pregnant, and Bridget goes down memory lane of her pregnancies.

Is this the Twilight Zone? Or are we just talking about crazy conspiracy theories? You decide.

If you were stranded on a deserted island, what is the one thing you'd need? Okay, scratch that. Let’s pretend you’re stranded on a bougie island that has a water filtration system and a nice rock hut for you to live on and all you need is the comforts of some things from your home, what would you take and why? Come listen to our top 10.

Do we have problems? Check, checkity check, check. Are we here to tell them? Yes. Bridget's mystery disease was solved in 2015 with a diagnosis of Ankylosing Spondylitis. And Liz found out that she has PCOS. Let's dive into the uncomfortable, and talk about health history.

You asked, and we answered. What is a bad habit of ours? What is our favorite place to shop? The questions that are answered do not disappoint.

It's almost summer, which means it's almost time for lots of family vacations. It's story time, and we dive into the funniest family vacation stories. It's not a trip without a meltdown, right? Or is that just our family? But really, HAGS aka Have a Great Summer and make the most of your family vacations.

Trigger Warning: This episode talks about child loss and grief.

Ryan and Janelle lost their baby, Lyla June, in 2019 to the complications of William's Syndrome during open heart surgery. We learn about their story and the experience of child loss, learning to live with grief and PTSD. We also learn how we can mourn with those who mourn, and all the in-between.

Rebecca has been through the many stages of being a mother; raising babies, toddlers, kids, teenagers, etc. and what that was like at the time and looking back now. She has also been through a lot in her life, with her dad dying when she was 19, and what she learned from her mom as to what being a mother means. She also gives us a glimpse of what being a mother to a child with Down syndrome is like.

Is Disneyland really "The Happiest Place on Earth"? Liz and Bridget go over their most recent Disneyland trip and their thoughts on Genie+, best food we ate, and their LAX airport fiasco.

Nikki is a mom and advocate to her son Erik, who has autism. She tells us what it was like finding out, his autism diagnosis, and everything in between. We learn more on what it's like from a parent's perspective, and how we can do better as a community, neighbors, friends, etc to rally around the autism community.