Meg’s cousin, Veronica stops by via zoom from Florida on today’s show to discuss the infamously, complex human behavior of convicted murderer: Betty Broderick (featured on season 2 of the Dirty John series.)  But first, Meg shares what triggered her Mental Mom-ness while camping with her daughters and Casey. Veronica gives all sorts of tips as she’s an experienced recruiter. Ever wondered what you should be posting on a LinkedIN profile? She’s got the scoop. She also shares tips for hair growth since Casey’s hair is thinning and she’s one of those cool millennial chicks who just knows what’s in and what’s out and is always a little ahead of the curve. Meg needs people like this in her life since she’s a busy mom who is constantly triaging life. Enjoy!

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