Sara catches up with Dr. Edith Eger, Psychologist, Lecturer, Holocaust Survivor and Best Selling Author, about why we can’t heal what we don’t feel, what being forced into a death camp taught her about truly living and why we must free ourselves from the need to please other people and focus instead on finding true JOY.

Sara talks to Entrepreneur, Philanthropist and Television Personality Lisa Vanderpump about the reality of her time spent on reality television, why life is all about incremental progress and the compromises we must learn to make in our pursuit of “Having It All”. Special thanks to our sponsor, Ritual Vitamins. Visit ritual.com/OTHERLIES for 10% off during your first 3 months.

Today’s guest is one of those modern cases of our virtual existence where by you think you are friends with someone because you follow all their stories, feel invested in their life and know more about what's going on with them than some of your own friends but you actually don't know them IRL. Sara sits down with her online friend Pia Baroncini to learn about what its really like being pregnant during a pandemic while living in her childhood home with her adorable husband AND her mom as well as catch up about lessons in surrendering control, how losing her dad taught her faith and grace and why success with her namesake line LPA came with a lot of haters and a cost to her mental health.

Sara sits down with actress Punam Patel to talk about the hormonal madness and magic involved in being a woman,  learning to develop her sense of humor as a coping mechanism to never feeling like she fit in as a kid and why operating from a place of abundance helped her to begin an acting career in her thirties.

Sara talks to acclaimed interior designer Brigette Romanek, founder of Romanek Design Studio, about how a person's surroundings can have a profound impact on their well being, learning to trust your own taste and stepping into the spotlight as a judge on Ellen Degeneres’s new show “Design Challenge”.

Sara sits down with Founder and Chief Creative Officer of The Honest Company,  Jessica Alba, to talk HONESTly about rushing through childhood as a young actress focused on contributing to her household, working hard to create a seat for herself at the table previously reserved for white men only, tricks for keeping centered while being pulled in a million directions and how the universe has stepped in to make sure she takes time to stop and smell the roses along her journey. 

Special thanks to our sponsor, Ritual Vitamins. Visit ritual.com/OTHERLIES for 10% off during your first 3 months.

Sara talks to Influencer and co-founder of Summer Fridays, Marianna Hewitt about learning to be easy on herself when it comes to her routine, destigmatizing the idea of women putting off having children to focus on their careers and that everyone's timeline is different, and using social media to feel inspired rather than a comparison tool.

Sara sits down with Kind Campaign Co Founders, Lauren Paul and Molly Thompson about making their documentary and finding their mission, how bullying is still prevalent in many adult female relationships and why kindness to ourselves and others is more important than ever.

Sara talks to Reshma Saujani, Author and  Founder of Girls Who Code about why she gets off on failure, how living through 10 years of infertility taught her resilience and strength and why we need to address the national conversation around the unpaid labor women are doing with a Marshall Plan for Moms yesterday.

To find out more about Marshall Plan for Moms visit https://marshallplanformoms.com. 

Sara talks to Actor, Activist and Founder of Kind.est about how the challenge for growth will always override whatever is holding her back, learning to not absorb the rejection that comes along with acting and how she's redefined what real success looks like in her life. 

To learn more about Kind.est, visit https://www.kind-est.com and follow Kate at @katebosworth. 

Special thanks to our sponsor, Ritual Vitamins. Visit ritual.com/OTHERLIES for 10% off during your first 3 months.