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For this episode I interview Jill (again!) and her husband Heath with a questionnaire about their 'top 3' for multiple topics. With almost 17 years of marriage, they share about their favorite vacations, Olympic dreams, strengths and weaknesses of their marriage, pet peeves, and their family goals. They're funny and cute together and I loved every minute of talking to them. I know you will too. And as always, thanks for listening.

My kids are back to school and it was an ordeal to get them there. I need help understanding leggings. Send me all the information. What three things are you doing when you hit the jackpot? I'm looking forward most to no Tupperware. Thanks for listening!

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No, that's not a play on words. Life has been pretty mundane and low-key this week and I'm A-okay with it. Here's a few highlights-a maniac screaming at me on the highway, Sonic sucks, and haters gonna hate (but also free publicity). Ya'all are amazing and as always, thanks for listening.

For episode 25 we're finally getting some male perspective. Dan is a husband, a father to two daughters, a member of the Army National Reserves, and an almost PhD graduate. He shares about recent major life changes, the difference as he sees it between being a father versus dad, and about his role in the births of both of his daughters (one of them at home!). I loved talking with Dan because he really challenged my perspective on the #me too movement, gender equality, sexual harassment, and He-man vs. Barbie. It's a joy to learn more about the lives of each of my guests and Dan was no exception. If you'd like to check out the YouTube video that he references, the link is below. And as always, thanks for listening.

https://youtu.be/u3PgH86OyEM

*Warning:strong foul language*

Kerry and I went to school together and grew up just minutes away from each other. Even though I shunned her for being just a year younger than me in school, she was gracious enough to be interviewed for this episode and share some very intimate details about her life. We talked about her being a child of recovering addicts, managing a relationship with a narcissist, and surviving sleepless years with young children. Kerry reminds us of the importance of work ethic and is proof that you can break the cycle of a dysfunctional childhood. I'm so thankful to know Kerry more and I know you're going to really enjoy hearing from her. And as always, thanks for listening.

Jill is back! For this episode we answer conversation questions and 'would you rather' scenarios. We're covering some super important topics including hobbies, giving up bathing, weird habits, Ohio as the meanest state in the nation, LSD, regrets of our youth, and travel goals. We also get really serious and disclose our spirit animals, explain our passion for the Olympics, review survival tips for solitary confinement, and debate the moon landing. Basically, we get super deep and I know you're going to love it. Look for Jill to be back next month with all the marriage tips. Contact me with with questions or your own tips. And as always, thanks for listening.

In today's episode I'm trying to figure out how to keep my kids from seeing other people's butts and from also seeing too much personal displays of affection in public. I'm also taking it all the way back to my first interaction with my second husband and learning how to clue in to red flags even from the start while dating. Happy Independence Day! And as always, thanks for listening.

Ya'all. I've never rabbit trailed on topics so hard in all my life. I started recording with no outline or script and somehow managed to run my mouth for over 40 minutes. I'm talking about the police, how not to get hit with a taser, admitting when you're wrong, and the useless thing that is worry. Also, somebody please help me out to know what was wrong with my car. It's a real mystery. And as always, thanks for listening.

Emily was my maid of honor, best friend, and roommate. Our friendship ended abruptly, but we're talking today 10 years later about how to have grace, understanding, and forgiveness in friendships. We also both openly talk about our experiences with therapists and she shares her honest experiences in a blended family. I'm so grateful to her for being willing to record this interview with me. You'll definitely want to hear what she has to say. And as always, thanks for listening.