Mother Daughter Daily Podcast

In Episode 13, Tracy and Olivia talk about their worst roommate stories and read all of YOUR worst stories throughout the episode! These stories are ruthless, unthinkable, HILARIOUS, and some might say explicit. Please enjoy this fun episode as it indirectly creates better roommates all around!

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In Episode 12, Tracy and Olivia discuss moving out for the first time and give all of their tips and lessons learned through apartment hunting in San Diego. Olivia talks about the different emotions you go through when moving out, the need-to-know questions to ask and why living on your own is a good idea. Tracy gives us details to look out for when moving, the benefits of living alone and how to know when it's time to move in with a significant other.

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In Episode 11, Tracy and Olivia get real about Sexual Harassment and the #MeToo movement. They discuss harassment in the workplace, how to handle it and how to notice when someone takes it too far. Olivia talks about her first sexual harassment experience at work, using the buddy system when going out in college and Tracy sends a powerful message about standing up for yourself and your right to be safe no matter what.

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In Episode 10, Tracy and Olivia discuss one of Tracy's core themes raising her children - having a plan! They give valuable steps on creating a plan for a new situation in your life, how to avoid feeling stressed and scatterbrained while doing so, and they share personal examples using their 5-Step Plan and how it's worked out now. This episode is perfect for setting your 2020 goals too!

In Episode 9, Tracy and Olivia take it back to 2010 and discuss the most memorable moments from each year in the last decade, working through 2019. They talk to Amazon Alexa about the top song from each year and reminisce on everything from the planking trend in 2011, the US legalizing same sex marriage in 2015, Baby Yoda in 2019, the importance of reflection and more! Happy New Year!!

In Episode 7, Tracy and Olivia talk through the hardest parts of being in your 20's and reference the book, The Defining Decade, How to Make the Most of Your 20's Now by author, Meg Jay. They discuss the major do's and dont's in your 20's, following your own path, the process of getting your dream job, planning your goals, setting a plan, and working through love and relationships. Tracy describes what it was like being a mom in her early 20's and gives amazing advice to help 20 somethings make the most out of life in this defining decade.

In this Episode, Tracy and Olivia have their first guest, brother/son, Ian Rakowski on the podcast to discuss all of the times they almost got away with not getting in trouble as pre-teens and teenagers. They introduce you to Ian, tell hilarious stories of their first (of many) times they got caught drinking, and why Tracy was tougher on Olivia, all before going out on Blackout Wednesday. Cheers!

In Episode 5, Tracy and Olivia discuss the crazy changes made for Black Friday and the major perks of Cyber Monday. They talk about their worst Thanksgiving ever and go through a hilariously unconventional list of things that they are thankful for.

In Episode 4, Olivia and Tracy discuss what it means to be spoiled and talk to pinpoint when they think it becomes a long term issue. They go through the generational differences of how they were spoiled (or not), discuss how social media and technology are affecting kids' expectations and read listener responses on their idea of being spoiled.

In Episode 3, Tracy and Olivia take you through time periods in their life when they went through emotional eating/under eating experiences from situations like surgery, death, and divorce to name a few. They also take you through their journey of creating more mindfulness in eating and in your everyday lifestyle to avoid self destructive behavior for when life throws you a curve ball.