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Tay + Whit sit down with Bamboo Haus Mahjong founder Young-Yi Clinton to find out what all the fuss is about when it comes to every sophisticated woman’s latest obsession. 🀄️ This convo leaves us ready cancel all our weeknight plans and lean into some friendly competition.
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This week, we’re diving headfirst into the Ashley Tisdale mom-group drama that broke the internet (and group chats everywhere). When does “being left out” cross the line into toxic—and when is it just… part of life? We unpack the politics of modern mommy groups, why they can feel like middle school with strollers, and whether every hurt feeling actually needs a public essay.
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This week, Whit and Tay unpack their recent family getaway to Woodloch Pines—a place that exists somewhere between summer camp and team-building corporate retreat. Tay shares her latest true-crime obsession, and Whit recounts the emotional rollercoaster of losing her phone and attempting to recover it from the black hole of the Metro-North’s Lost & Found.
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Tay + Whit are closing out 2025 the only way they know how: recapping the pop culture moments that had everyone talking. They also share their unfiltered thoughts on New Year’s Eve as a concept—and what they’re actually doing to ring in 2026.
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Because one episode was not enough, welcome to Part 2 of our Christmas Spectacular. Whit reveals the extreme measures required to conceal gifts from her kids (who miss nothing), Tay questions the entire concept of Christmas card culture, and together they expose the advent calendar as the original MLM.
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Welcome to our Christmas Spectacular 🎄—a surprise bonus episode we absolutely did not plan. We had so much holiday chaos to unpack that this episode fully escalated into a two-parter. In Part 1: the hospice-state of Whit’s ornaments, the lasting trauma of childhood Christmas pageants, and the truly batshit plot points of our favorite Christmas movies. 🎁❄️🎅
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This week, Tay + Whit crack open the Fall/Winter Fail Files—and take a scenic tour through all the ways they’ve been seasonally victimized. They’re revisiting their peak pick-me eras (complete with the questionable hair choices), reliving the moment Whit’s Halloween décor literally blew to shreds, and unpacking the mystery of the faux tree that showed up at Tay’s Brooklyn apartment… uninvited, unpurchased, and inexplicably on her doorstep.
It’s unfiltered, unhinged, and deeply on-brand. Welcome to the holiday meltdown.
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Welcome to How Are We 40?, a podcast for women in their late 30s and 40s navigating adulthood, relationships, and the unhinged reality of modern womanhood. Each week, sisters-in-law…
Expect unfiltered conversations about marriage, dating, friendship, careers, motherhood, body changes, aging, and identity crises. From perimenopause Google searches to relationship fights, work burnout, and making friends as an adult, nothing is off limits.
If you love podcasts for women about relationships, life transitions, mental health, and figuring out who you are after 35, you’re in the right place. Expect oversharing, questionable advice, and the comforting reminder that nobody has “having it all” figured out — everyone is just making it up as they go.
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