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Lab Diamonds, TikTok Finds & Subway Drama!

It's another Saturdays with Stacy, and as usual, Jenny and Stacy have A LOT to discuss!

Stacy is dealing with another rib injury and ongoing knee issues, which leads to a conversation about aging, hormones, and bodies that don't always cooperate. Jenny has a movie recommendation she's VERY enthusiastic about, but can she convince Stacy to sit through three hours?

Then it's on to fashion! Jenny is searching for the perfect comfortable work pants, Stacy thinks she should spend more money on quality clothing, and the sisters debate the merits of TikTok Shop, fast fashion, and expensive basics.

Plus, Stacy shares her latest beauty recommendations, including YSL mascara, Makeup by Mario, and Victoria Beckham Beauty.

And let's talk diamonds! Are lab-grown diamonds the future? Why are they still so expensive? And does anyone even know what's real anymore?

The conversation takes plenty of other turns, including:

• Stacy's relationship with ChatGPT (which sent her a HEART!)
• Snack plates, TikTok trends, and shopping recommendations
• The New York City subway and why Stacy would rather avoid it
• Viral wellness advice and whether we're all worrying too much about everyday products
• A fabulous old-fashioned candy store in Manhattan
• What "black tie optional" actually means
• Sneakers, TV recommendations, and an update on Ruthie's love life!

It's a little beauty, a little fashion, a little family, and a whole lot of sisterly banter.

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It's another Saturday with Stacy, and we're covering IT ALL!

From Jenny's sushi-induced scale drama and the never-ending quest for jeans that actually fit, to Stacy's obsession with a sold-out pair of designer UGG loafers, the conversation goes in every direction imaginable. CHECK JENNY's SHOPMY for links! www.shopmy.com/jennyhutt

We're talking hair disasters, sensory issues with clothing, perimenopause fashion frustrations, TikTok Shop finds, and whether Stacy should launch her own shopping account (we think YES!).

But it's not all shopping and silliness.

Stacy shares her thoughts on Anderson Cooper's podcast about grief, leading to a meaningful conversation about loss, remembering loved ones, and why sometimes the simplest acknowledgment means the most.

And then there's parenting! We get into screen time for kids, setting boundaries with grandchildren, the parenting rules we grew up with, and just how protective our own mother could be.

Plus, flu season worries, Rocky Horror, family memories, and plenty of laughs along the way.

It's funny, heartfelt, a little chaotic, and exactly what Saturdays with Stacy are all about!

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This week, Stacy and Jenny are talking about getting older, health anxiety, AI, shopping disappointments, and everything in between!

Stacy shares details from her recent pancreatic screening, her growing anxiety about aging and mortality, and her trip to Florida to visit her grandson — including a VERY unfortunate sunscreen mishap.

Jenny talks about returning to SiriusXM for the first time in years to visit her dear friend Ron Bennington, who's finding humor and connection during cancer treatment through his podcast, Portcast. Plus, Jenny reflects on how much her life has changed since her radio days and why she's happy where she is now.

The sisters also discuss Meta's AI personal assistant, whether we're becoming too dependent on technology, their latest podcast recommendations, and Jenny's less-than-stellar shopping experience at a boutique she discovered on TikTok.

And because it's Jenny and Stacy, there's also talk of Broadway, embarrassing siblings, Japanese persimmon soap, avoiding that dreaded "old person smell," and the eternal question: Are we doing enough to stay healthy?

Funny, candid, sometimes emotional, and always honest — another week of sisterly conversations!

In This Episode

• Aging and health anxiety: Why getting older can make us more aware of our mortality, especially when we've lost a parent young.
• Stacy's Florida adventure: Family time, fabulous sushi at Makoto, and a seriously painful sunburn.
• AI takes over: Stacy experiments with a new personal assistant while Jenny questions how much technology we really need.
• Returning to SiriusXM: Jenny visits Ron and Gail Bennington and reflects on her former career.
• What we're listening to: Ina Garten, Hoda Kotb, Danny Meyer, Kate McKinnon, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
• Sisterly embarrassment: Jenny's Annie performance, jazz hands, and why Stacy can't handle it.
• Shopping and customer service: A disappointing boutique visit leads to a conversation about the importance of personal connections.
• The aging hygiene conversation continues: Japanese persimmon soap and the lengths we'll go to avoid smelling old!

Mentioned in This Episode

• Ron Bennington's Portcast
• The Bennington Show on SiriusXM
• Makoto at Bal Harbour Shops
• Ina Garten, Hoda Kotb, Danny Meyer, Kate McKinnon, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus
• Annie and The Rocky Horror Show
• Rain Boutique in Merrick
• Hirshleifers
• Japanese persimmon soap

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Jenny and Stacy are back for another Saturday catch-up, covering everything from weddings and fashion finds to TikTok rabbit holes and some much heavier headlines.

Jenny shares highlights from her recent trip to Virginia for a wedding, where she felt incredibly cared for and supported by friends throughout the weekend.

The conversation then turns to a terrifying aviation story involving a flight from Dubai to Israel, where passengers reportedly intervened after a co-pilot attacked the pilot 

Next up: TikTok. Stacy tells Jenny she is obsessed with creator Myriam Estrella, whose significant weight loss and candid videos about what she eats have attracted a huge online audience. They discuss the fascination with watching other people’s food habits and parasocial relationships in general.

Of course, there’s shopping. Jenny has a new TikTok Shop cardigan she loves, while Stacy makes the case for her favorite Public Veil T-shirts. One thing leads to another, and suddenly they’re planning party favors for an upcoming event.

Finally, the episode takes a serious turn as Jenny and Stacy discuss the sexual-assault allegations connected to Cornell University and the troubling questions surrounding consent, intoxication, and New York law when alcohol or drugs may impair someone’s ability to consent.

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Saturdays with Stacy: The One Where Jenny Sings Annie and Stacy Wants It to Stop

This week, Jenny and Stacy cover all the truly important things in life: Botox, tiny tubes of CeraVe Healing Ointment, carry-on luggage anxiety, Broadway dreams, and whether anyone actually needs full-size toiletries on vacation.

Stacy reports back from her latest Botox appointment and is obsessed with mini CeraVe Healing Ointment — which Stacy uses on everything from her feet to her hands to her lips. Naturally, Stacy now needs samples from Dr. Sari.

Then we get to Jenny’s latest TikTok moment: performing **“Star to Be” from **Annie — complete with Broadway arms and Jazz hands, enthusiasm, and absolutely no shame. Stacy is appropriately mortified. Perhaps, one day, the grandchildren will be grateful for the footage. The girls reference a song called "I don't care" and can't remember it was written by the late Kevin Meaney.

From there, it’s full-on travel panic. Jenny is attempting to go away with a carry-on, which means confronting the horrifying reality that she cannot bring every beauty cosmetic she owns. Stacy recommends tissue paper, travel bottles, mini toothpaste, dermatologist samples, and generally behaving like a person who has packed for a trip before. Jenny plans a Target run.

They also discuss whether Jenny should book a backup flight because of incoming bad weather, a friend who somehow packed for 19 days in Europe in one medium carry-on.

Stacy shares what New York City feels like during UN week, with heightened security and motorcades making everything feel a little more complicated than usual.

And in a sweeter moment, Jenny and Stacy remember their late mother and share something they learned from longtime family friend Bernadette Castro: when someone you love is in the hospital, bring in photographs of them living their actual life. Family pictures, vacations, happy moments — anything that reminds the people caring for them that the patient in the bed is a whole person with a life and people who love them.

Plus: the cozy chenille sweater Jenny has been recommending, Stacy’s micellar-water investigation, new Sneex Jenny may or may not need, and the eternal question: Garnier or Bioderma?

Also discussed:

Botox • CeraVe Healing Ointment obsession • Jenny singing Annie on TikTok • travel-size beauty products • packing a fancy dress • Drybar strategy • backup flights • UN week in NYC • family memories • hospital-room photos • chenille sweaters • micellar water • sneakers Jenny definitely does not need but probably wants

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Jenny and Stacy are back, and this week we’ve got art, celebrity sightings, shopping, travel, family, and an extremely important investigation into whether Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson might actually be related.

First up: Jenny went to the Guggenheim for Taryn Simon’s massive new exhibition, Father Country I Do Love You — and this one was especially meaningful because Taryn’s sister, Gillian, has been Jenny’s best friend since they were 11 years old.

So yes, Jenny has known this family basically forever.

The exhibition was nearly a decade in the making and takes over the entire Guggenheim rotunda. It follows the life of one unnamed FBI agent through an enormous web of stories involving American history, crime, politics, violence, memory and the national security state. There are more than 1,000 photographs, along with video, sculpture and text, and somehow all of these seemingly disconnected stories begin weaving together.

But there’s another story running through the whole thing: Gillian, Taryn (and their sister Shannon’s) father — someone Jenny has known for most of her life.

He worked for the U.S. government when he was younger — although his girls never completely understood exactly what he did — lived in Thailand with their mother, traveled extensively throughout Asia and other parts of the world, and documented those years in thousands of meticulously organized Kodachrome slides. He later developed Alzheimer’s as Taryn was creating the project, turning the exhibition into something even more personal: a meditation on fathers, memory, history, what we know about the people we love…and everything we never quite get to know.

In other words, Jenny went to an art opening and emerged with approximately 700 things she now needs Stacy to read about.

Also at the Guggenheim? Gwyneth Paltrow. Brad Falchuk. Drew Barrymore. Michael Stipe. Edward Norton.

Jenny behaved herself.

Possibly TOO well.

She didn’t approach anybody because she didn’t want to be that person — but now she’s wondering why she didn’t at least say hello to Edward Norton, whom she had actually interviewed before. She really wanted to talk to director Shawn Levy and his wife Serena- Jenny met them on a family trip to Mexico 21 years ago! But she felt like if she had talked to him about her following his career for the past twenty years... Jenny thought she'd seem like a stalker.

From there, naturally, we move to another culturally significant subject: Jenny’s new chenille house coat/sweater situation.

It is soft. It is oversized. It comes in brown. Stacy probably needs one. Jenny will be sending the link.

They also talk fashion finds, the latest Gap collaboration, bags they may or may not need, and the rumored/future foldable iPhone — because apparently simply having a phone is no longer enough.

Stacy is getting ready to head to Florida to visit family, Jenny has travel coming up for a friend’s wedding, and there’s plenty of catching up about work, late-night client calls, vintage outfits and an upcoming dinner with an old friend of their parents.

Jenny and Stacy also get into Macklemore,, Robert Kraft, charitable giving and the controversy surrounding it.

And finally, the question nobody asked but Jenny now needs answered:

Are Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson actually related?

Jenny will investigate.

Just another Saturdays with Stacy: high art, low-stakes shopping, famous people Jenny refuses to bother, family, politics, travel, memory, chenille and several tangents that were absolutely not on the agenda.

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On this episode of Saturdays with Stacy, Jenny and Stacy head into the Jewish New Year with a very Saturdays with Stacy mix of fashion, family, menopause, body image, tennis, technology, friendship and gratitude.

They kick things off with some serious fall shopping talk, including Stacy’s enthusiasm for the La Ligne/Banana Republic collaboration, pleated pants, suede, stripes and the idea that you don’t need an entirely new wardrobe to make yourself feel good—a few new pieces or even reorganizing what you already own can give you a fall refresh. Jenny also shares her love for an affordable Quince cotton-cashmere sweater, while reminding everyone that her issues with wool and cashmere remain very real.

The conversation then turns to menopause, temperature swings and the frustration of simply not feeling quite right in your body. Stacy talks about her experience with vaginal estrogen and the bloating she believes she experienced while using Imvexxy, while the sisters discuss just how hormonally sensitive some women can be. Stacy also shares an update on taking Repatha, with a little help from Ruthie making sure she actually gives herself the injection.

There are plenty of family updates too. Stacy spent Labor Day weekend relaxing in the Hamptons and then moved into Sophie’s for the week, giving her lots of time with the grandchildren—including special podcast guest Archie and an appearance from adorable Beatrice. The sisters also talk about how much fun they’ve been having watching an especially exciting U.S. Open, while Jenny looks ahead to Raquel being fully moved into her new apartment.

With the episode arriving around Rosh Hashanah and the 25th anniversary of September 11th approaching, the conversation takes a more serious turn. Jenny and Stacy discuss an old James Woods interview about his experience on a flight prior to 9/11 and reflect on how astonishing it is that 25 years have passed. Jenny also talks about having a son traveling outside the country, how much she misses him and how grateful she is that they speak every day—leading to a larger conversation about family relationships and the growing phenomenon of estrangement between adult children and their parents.

Of course, things quickly get lighter again when the sisters recap a very fun birthday dinner for their longtime friend Elise at Campagnola in New York City. The night leads to a debate that may require listener participation: What exactly does it mean when someone tells you that you are “regular size”? After Haley uses the phrase, Jenny, Stacy and Lisa are left analyzing whether “regular size” is a compliment, an insult—or something no woman ever wants to hear.

That discussion becomes even funnier when Stacy recounts a man at her gym asking whether she had “changed her look.” With no new haircut, workout clothes or obvious explanation, Stacy spirals into trying to figure out exactly what he meant—and wonders whether she needs to go back and demand clarification. The sisters unpack how loaded even an innocent comment about a woman’s appearance can become, particularly when body image is already on your mind. Stacy also talks about getting her second Prolia injection for osteoporosis, which somehow leads—naturally—to jokes about jaw side effects, getting skinny and whether the gym guy would finally approve of her “new look.”

There’s also talk of the newest iPhone, whether either sister is ready for a foldable phone, the return of loafers, Birkenstocks, ballerina sneakers and why Jenny is officially done with towering shoes—even if Stacy thinks they would look fabulous walking into court.

The episode closes where the New Year conversation began: with gratitude. Jenny and Stacy reflect on how quickly summer—and life—seem to move as they get older, and why that makes it even more important not to sweat the small stuff. Stacy shares that she is heading to a challah bake and Torah class with her girls on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, feeling especially grateful for the people around her.

Wishing everyone—Jewish or not—a happy, healthy New Year, a wonderful start to the school year and a reminder to appreciate the moments while you’re in them.

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This SWS includes my sister @stacyFritz and I talking to Dr. Allyson Ocean, a medical oncologist , dear friend of ours, and founder of Let's Win PC, discussing her work in pancreatic cancer research and patient advocacy. She explained the recent approval of a groundbreaking KRAS-targeting drug, emphasizing its significance as the first step towards more personalized treatments. Allyson shared her personal journey with cancer, including her experience with a personalized vaccine. The conversation also covered screening methods for high-risk individuals, the rise of early-onset colon cancer, and the potential role of GLP-1 medications in cancer prevention. Jenny and Stacy Fritz expressed their gratitude for Allyson's compassionate care of their father. The episode included personal updates and reflections on health, family, and recent losses, such as the passing of Dolly Parton.

Dr. Ocean recommends you read this article: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/04/opinion/clinical-trials-drugs-science.html?smid=url-share

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Dolly Parton was everything good.

In 2019, I had the extraordinary privilege of interviewing Dolly at SiriusXM. This conversation was especially personal for me: I first met Dolly when I was a child through my father, Charles Koppelman, who worked with her during a pivotal chapter in her career. Getting to reconnect with her decades later was emotional, surreal—and every bit as incredible as you would imagine.

Dolly and I revisit her history with my dad and the team that helped introduce her music to an even wider audience. She talks about growing up as one of 12 children, the many personalities in her enormous family, and how those early experiences helped her understand and connect with people of every age and background.

We also discuss her remarkable songwriting, tireless work ethic, unmistakable style, and the projects she was celebrating at the time, including Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings, her 50th anniversary at the Grand Ole Opry, and Dolly Parton’s America.

And, of course, Dolly shares the very sweet story of becoming Miley Cyrus’s “fairy godmother”—beginning with her friendship and early work with Billy Ray Cyrus—and why she knew from the start that Miley was destined to become a star.

Listening to this conversation again, what stands out is not only Dolly’s extraordinary talent or legendary career. It is her warmth, quick wit, generosity, humility, and rare ability to make the person speaking with her feel completely seen.

I was fortunate to know Dolly during my childhood, fortunate to reconnect with her as an adult, and profoundly grateful that I had the opportunity to share this conversation with her.

In this episode:

• Dolly’s memories of working with Charles Koppelman
• The story of her crossover from country superstar to global icon
• Why Dolly connected so naturally with every generation
• Growing up in a family of 12 children
• Songwriting, ambition, work ethic, and remaining unmistakably herself
• Her friendship with Billy Ray Cyrus
• How she became Miley Cyrus’s “fairy godmother”
• The warmth, humor, and humanity behind the legend

Dolly really did have the ability to connect with everyone. She will always be loved—and she will always be missed.

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Jenny is joined by her sister Stacy for a wide-ranging sister catch-up covering everything from serious current events to shopping, family life, food discoveries, and the realities of trying to keep an apartment organized.

Jenny and Stacy discuss the Lindsay Clancy case and the devastating effects of postpartum psychosis, including how it differs from postpartum depression and why greater awareness and support are so important. They also reflect on the loss of Dolly Parton, Jenny’s personal memories of knowing and interviewing her, and the complicated emotions that come with losing someone so connected to your childhood.

The conversation then moves into lighter territory: Jenny’s dogs’ fear of thunderstorms, Stacy’s chaotic family birthday dinner, cleaning out children’s rooms, apartment organization, exercise motivation, online dating, television recommendations, and their latest fashion searches.

Along the way, the sisters debate bags, Birkenstocks, blazers, shoe storage, frozen Costco finds, Greek yogurt with berries, Greek yogurt cheesecake, and whether Jenny can fit one more item into her freezer. Follow Jenny's Shopmy.com/jennyhutt

In this episode:

• Jenny’s dogs and their fear of thunderstorms
• The Lindsay Clancy case and postpartum psychosis
• Jenny and Stacy’s personal memories of Dolly Parton
• Stacy’s memorable—and somewhat disastrous—family dinner
• Cleaning, decluttering, and organizing adult children’s belongings
• Jenny’s search for the perfect swing-shaped blazer
• Work bags, Birkenstocks, sweaters, and online shopping
• Finding motivation to exercise closer to home
• Why Stacy thinks Jenny should try online dating
• Greek yogurt, frozen berries, cheesecake, and Costco food finds
• Television shows, nail products, and other current favorites

It is an honest, funny, sometimes serious conversation between two sisters who can move seamlessly from mental health and grief to shoes, snacks, and an overstuffed freezer.

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