In this week’s episode, Meagan and Nicole sit down with Sarah — a corporate event planner and proud child-free woman — for an honest conversation about choosing not to have children. Together, they unpack the societal pressures that come with that decision, the misconceptions people hold, and the freedom that comes from living life on your own terms.

Sarah shares how she confidently made her choice, how friendships and relationships have evolved because of it, and the importance of creating space for all kinds of womanhood — whether it includes motherhood or not. It’s a refreshing, thoughtful, and deeply empowering chat about identity, choice, and the courage to live authentically.

In this episode we cover:

• What it really means to choose a child-free life, and how to do so confidently

• How societal narratives shape our views on motherhood and womanhood

• The evolution of friendships and relationships when you choose a different path

• Why living authentically matters more than meeting expectations

• Sarah’s advice for anyone considering or questioning a child-free life

In this week’s episode, we’re joined by marketing consultant (and recovering corporate girly) Susan, who takes us behind the scenes of her pivot from traditional office life to self-employment. We get into the messy middle—money fears, networking cringe, and the real emotional rollercoaster of working for yourself.

We talk about:

• Why financial stability matters before the leap

• How to find your people and your purpose outside the 9-to-5

• Embracing creativity (even when it feels embarrassing)

• Learning to live well in your 30s by actually listening to yourself

Whether you're corporate-curious, entrepreneur-adjacent, or just feeling a little stuck, this episode is a warm reminder that there’s no one way to do this whole career thing. You get to rewrite the script.

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This week, Meag and Cole are serving up a love letter to the intentional upgrade. From quality bedding to matching bras, they’re diving into the everyday investments that make life feel more aligned, cozy, and… dare we say, grown. It’s not about spending more—it’s about spending better. We talk personal safety, therapy, skincare, and the weirdly transformative power of kitchen knives that actually work. Whether you’re leveling up your closet or just your Monday routine, this one’s for anyone stepping into their “I deserve this” era.

What we talk about:

• The big three: Therapy, skincare, and travel
• Underrated upgrades that pay off
• How to spend without guilt and with intention
• Why investing in sleep might be the ultimate form of self-care
• The quiet confidence of matching your bra and underwear

We’re back, baby and diving straight into the deep end.

In our first episode back, Meagan and Nicole catch up on all the life stuff: Nova Scotia trips, Orange Theory breakups, and that one pottery class that nearly broke us.

Then we get into the big convo that’s been simmering: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement. Love is great! We're rooting for them! But also... why does it feel like the world just collectively exhaled like thank god she’s finally been “chosen”? Why do we keep treating romantic partnership like the final puzzle piece of a woman’s story?

We also talk about that creeping September energy—when the soft, stretchy days of summer suddenly harden into “what have you done with your year?” vibes. It feels like both a fresh start and a subtle countdown. And in the middle of it all, we’re feeling a little wobbly—single, reflective, and still learning how to hold space for wanting love while choosing ourselves.

Because here’s the truth:

• Your worth doesn’t start when someone chooses you.
• Feeling vulnerable doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong.
• And there’s no set timeline for your life—only your story.

If you’ve ever felt like the year (or your life) is running out of time—this one’s for you.

Living alone in your 30s is a privilege — but it comes with a price. In this episode, Meagan and Nicole get candid about the freedom, peace, and self-discovery that come with having a space that’s all yours… and the emotional and financial realities that can make it complicated. They talk about the joys of decorating for no one but yourself, the moments when the quiet feels too loud, and the budgeting math that comes with paying for it all solo. Along the way, they share how they manage loneliness, stay grounded in independence, and keep finding joy in a life built entirely on their own terms.

What happens when everything you’ve built – the life, the job, the relationship, the dream – suddenly collapses?

In this deeply personal episode, Nicole opens up about the two most difficult years of her life. From moving to London in search of something more, to facing a wave of loss, heartbreak, and uncertainty, she shares what it really looked like to start over at 30 with no job, no home of her own, and no clear plan.

This isn’t a story tied up in a neat little bow. It’s one of grief, resilience, identity, and what it means to rebuild your life from the ground up when you thought you were already supposed to have it all together.

Whether you're feeling stuck, lost, behind, or afraid it's too late, this episode is your reminder that starting over doesn't mean failure. Sometimes its the bravest thing you can do.

We’re back with Part 2 of our Things We Wish We Knew Before 30 series and this time, we’re diving deeper into the things that really shape your 30s: your career, your health, and your relationship with you.

In this episode, we unpack:

• What no one tells you about navigating career moves as a woman

• Why rest is productive (and how we learned that the hard way)

• The lessons we’re still learning when it comes to self-worth

• How to advocate for yourself in work and in wellness

• The power of trusting your gut — in jobs, in dating, in everything

From salary talks to soft girl walks, this one’s got a little bit of everything — including the truth about how your 30s can feel just as risky as your 20s, just in different ways.

We hope this episode feels like a deep breath, a confidence boost, and the reminder you didn’t know you needed: you don’t have to have it all figured out — but you do get to decide how it’s going to feel.

After a little summer break (and some very exciting updates behind the scenes), we’re back and ready to share some big sister wisdom.

In this two-part series, we’re talking about all the things we wish someone had told us before turning 30 — the lessons that would’ve saved us time, heartache, and a whole lot of overthinking.

In Part 1, we dive into:

• General life advice (PSA: always wear SPF)

• Dating truths we’ve learned the hard way (and are kind of still learning)

• Real talk on friendships and how they change as you grow up

If you’re in your late 20s or early 30s, consider this your permission slip to let go of the pressure and trust that you’re figuring it out just fine.

In this candid catch-up, Meag and Cole revisit a conversation they haven’t had since episode 5. Two years and a lot of lived experience later, they open up about how their perspectives have shifted in their 30s and 40s, the complicated dance between health and appearance, and what it means to reclaim language around bodies, fitness, and self-worth.

They explore how aging, media messaging, and dating culture all influence body image, and why "just love your body" doesn't always cut it. From reflecting on early 2000s diet culture to sharing current wellness routines that actually feel good, this episode is an honest, layered look at how body image evolves and how we’re all still figuring it out.

If your relationship with your body has changed (again), this one’s for you.

Welcome to episode 111—aka your official angel-number-blessed permission slip to keep figuring it out as you go.

In this mid-summer check-in, Meag and Cole revisit their bold "Last Single Girl Summer" declaration from earlier this year to share what’s actually unfolding: the new dating strategies, mindset shifts, and moments of clarity (and chaos) that are shaping their current season.

It’s a real-time, real-life update on dating with intention—without pretending to have it all figured out. Think of this one as your friendly reminder that being in transition is powerful, being honest about your needs is hot, and that maybe the universe is sending signs… if we’re paying attention.

In this episode, we unpack:

• What’s working—and what’s most definitely not

• The surprising freedom of not forcing anything

• How silence, vibe shifts, and green flags are guiding us

• Why clarity and confidence are the summer essentials

• Rewriting our own rules—and embracing the plot twists