In this episode of the love you, miss you, bye podcast, Ellyn and Annie dive deep into the world of baseball—from the thrill of snagging seats right behind home plate to the quirky differences between stadiums across the league. We swap stories, share hot takes, and debate which ballparks hit a home run when it comes to fan experience. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just here for the peanuts and Cracker Jack, you're in for a good time.

Note: Annie and Ellyn recorded this episode before their favorite teams made it to October baseball also known as postseason and/or playoffs, which both the Red Sox and the Dodgers will play in October.

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This week, Ellyn and Annie cozy up and dive deep into what really makes a house a home. Join us as we unpack the often-overlooked differences between housekeeping, homekeeping, and homemaking—and why those distinctions matter. From daily chores to emotional labor, aesthetic touches to meaningful rituals, we explore what it truly means to be a homemaker in today’s world. Whether you're scrubbing floors, fluffing pillows, or cultivating peace, there's a role for everyone in creating a space that feels like home.

Pull up a chair, pour your favorite drink, and settle in with us—because this one's full of heart.

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This week, Ellyn and Annie dive headfirst into Fall chaos — and no one is safe from our tangents. They kick things off with the huge news about Taylor Swift’s engagement... or was it Amanda Seyfried? Look, names were mixed up, but feelings were real. We also uncover a shocking truth: apparently, every celebrity is secretly from Pennsylvania.

From rating our top cozy Fall movies to reminiscing about school field trips that smelled like hay and regret, it’s a full-blown seasonal spiral. Plus: a hard truth — we’ll never be those effortlessly cool rock climber people, and we’ve come to terms with it.

Grab a PSL, throw on a scarf, and join us for a cozy, chaotic episode full of laughs, leaves, and lots of love for the weirdness of Fall.

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Annie’s still sick, but she and Ellyn power through a cozy, feel-good chat about all the things making them happy this season—from collecting miniatures and toddler fixations to nostalgic tech, seasonal baking.

They also dive into why it’s so hard to find a good book lately, how television shows and reading are more connected than we think, and that there is only one right way to do a cop procedural. Plus, their favorite fall shows and movies—and yes, apple cider donuts definitely make an appearance.

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Annie and Ellyn discuss their back deck staining experiences and question marks, the adoption stories of their dog babies, and how they are absolutely not biased but their toddlers are the actual best. Ellyn explains the meaning of the “craic” in Ireland, and Annie shares the time she travelled there and was able to have the craic with an Irish musician.

The best friends express their shared love of the season Fall, their plans to rewatch Gilmore Girls, and their silly decorating faux pas. Ellyn and Annie also talk about the ways in which they and their toddlers read.

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Annie and Ellyn discuss their cups of tea preferences, sending international relatives gifts, and their thoughts on living places with and without seasons.

They discuss today’s nostalgia for past fashion and today’s troubles of buying clothing as it relates to quality, cost, ethics, thrifting, finding the right styles when also considering life with a toddler, and internet jokes about a city personality’s “uniform.”

They also have a lively conversation about the wildlife they’ve experienced in their backyards and on their commutes. Annie explains what community supported agriculture is. Ellyn shares her encounter with a rodent of unusual size.

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For the second episode of the love you, miss you, bye podcast, Annie and Ellyn laugh together over reflections on their first episode from last week. They discuss finding the time for personal hobbies as full-time working moms of toddlers, especially when those little ones gratefully want to be involved in everything, and Annie and Ellyn learning to love the process.

They also discuss toddler television choices and our own comfort tv, gardening, sweet treats, and swim class wins. Annie and Ellyn each swap their memories of their dogs becoming no longer the only child.

Love you, miss you, bye is a podcast celebrating friendship and the human experience, focusing on community — even (or especially) if that friendship and community is long-distance. Hosted by Annie and Ellyn, long-distance best friends of over 15 years with whole families and lives, and a lot to catch up on. Join us in our dedicated time together, we talk about friendship, motherhood, and everything else in between. We’ll be chatting about how the week is going, culture, books, movies, hobbies, and all temperature takes! Please subscribe, listen, rate and review, tell everyone you know, those you love (and even those you don’t). Talk soon! Love you, miss you, bye!

In this episode, Annie and Ellyn introduce themselves as co-hosts for the inaugural episode of the love you, miss you, bye podcast. They talk about their hobbies (which include everything from crocheting to kayaking, and gardening), their families, and why they wanted to start this podcast.

Ellyn shares about her written specially for her character in the middle-school play. Annie declares her dislike for cheesesteak and her obsession with Wawa that results in bonding over pizza, dairy products, Musikfest, and generally growing up in PA.