This week the ladies of NTBAO are joined by Sonni’s dad Gary! They take a trip back into the closet (literally) to find out how a gay 30-something in an “extended adolescence” overcame fears and taboos to become a loving co-parent.

This week the ladies of NTBAO are feeling ‘meh,’ so they sit around and talk smack. They discuss petit fours, petticoats, Harry Potter, and pencil pouches.

The NTBAO ladies are joined by a guest this week who gets up close and personal to share things she hasn’t even shared with her closest friends. The group talk about unprocessed pain, coping mechanisms, and how you never know what someone is going through.

The NTBAO babes are back! They took a lil’ break last week to deal with some life stuff; you know, a heartache, a haircut, etc.  This week the ladies talk about the different flavors of alcohol energy, basic needs and have a special repeat guest on to share her hilariously honest shame of the week.

This week the NTBAO ladies do animal sounds, go around the world, discuss fulfilling potential and sing Céline Dion.

This week Lisa and Sonni discuss anger, intolerance, the rules of the road and Lisa’s pet peeves (of which there are many).

This week the NTBAO ladies celebrate episode 30! Can you even believe it?! Lisa and Sonni revisit their reasons for doing this podcast, they talk about the clarity that can come from taking a pause and the difference between incite and insight.

This week the NTBAO ladies indulge in some junk food while they discuss passive aggression, arrogance and different kinds of awareness.

This week on NTBAO, it’s gut check time! The gals talk about Lady Gaga, Salt Bae and the kinds of people Lisa likes to talk to in public vs. the kinds of people Sonni likes to talk to in public.

**TRIGGER WARNING!**(It has come to our attention that this episode may be a bit triggering for some. This episode contains dialogue around eating disorders and self-mutilation. If this content is upsetting to you, you may want to skip this episode.)

This week on NTBAO, the girls discuss the benefits of a “lost day”, the disadvantages of keeping secrets and how Sonni was born in India.