Carry-ons only with an infant? Song and Angie dive into the high-stakes world of air travel, debating the fine line between overpacking for "what-ifs" and the minimalist "carry-on only" lifestyle. Is it worth the splurge to buy a toddler their own seat, or do you brave the lap-infant life to save?

The besties once again prove that even on opposite sides of the packing spectrum, they can navigate the turbulence of motherhood together. Should you bring the toy bag or ditch it for extra snacks? Is there an ultimate travel MVP, or jis everything just more "heavy" baggage? Tune in for the hacks you need for your next takeoff.

Minimalist or gear-hoarder? Song and Angie are diving into the "stuff" of motherhood. Are we overcomplicating things with too much tech, or is that health monitor the only thing keeping us sane? From navigating baby health scares to the guilt of consumerism, they’re stripping back the noise to figure out when to buy the gear and when to trust your gut.

Real talk on chaos & kids. Song King and Angie Santoso get honest about the wild ride of motherhood. From city vibes to suburban drives, they’re breaking down clashing parenting styles, cultural roots, and the creative spark that keeps them sane. It’s messy, it’s authentic, and it’s the community every mama needs.

~This is AI, because no mama has time to be writing these!~

In this episode, Rosemary DeAragon shares the details of her multiple weddings and the challenges she faced during the planning process. She describes her and Chris’s brand as a couple and the different personalities they bring to the relationship. Rosemary also discusses the dress choices for each wedding and the cultural traditions they incorporated. Their weddings were a reflection of their personalities, multicultural backgrounds, and desire to create a memorable experience for their guests. She highlights the inclusion of lion dancers, the creation of a wedding booklet to help guests understand the ceremony, and the involvement of her groom. Rosemary also talks about dealing with COVID restrictions and shares her favorite moments of the wedding. She reflects on what she would do differently and offers advice for those in the planning stage. Rose can be found on IG @rosedearagon

She's a princess, she's Barbie, and now she's a Vogue bride! Tiwinkle and Gurkirat were married in September 2023 in a week of wedding festivities. There must be something to getting married on an auspicious date because it's not hyperbole when we describe her ceremony as magical. Wow-moment after wow-moment, the details of this wedding had guests' jaws on the floor. We discuss the work that went into pulling it all off, and of course, we talk about the importance of finding the right photographer and how that decision unknowingly set her on the path to achieving a life-long dream: being featured in Vogue! Tiwinkle can be found on IG @tiwinkle.k

How do you plan an elaborate Indian wedding on a budget? Well, first tip - EVERYTHING is negotiable! Sahana joins me this episode to chat about her and Jorgen’s June 2023 wedding in Santa Barbara, CA. They may have had to compromise on some traditions to stay in budget yet still managed to have both an Indian and a Western ceremony. Listen to the episode to learn more.

From opinionated fathers to planning around King Charles' coronation, planning this upscale London wedding was no easy feat. Alex & Dom join me this episode to share stories from their May 2023 wedding at the Honorable Society of Lincoln's Inn. We chat about how your preferences and perspectives can change when getting married in your mid-thirties, why you should consider allowing your guests to take photos during the ceremony, and a unique wedding favor that were an absolute hit with the guests. Alex is on IG @alexanderbalgobin and Dom is @thatnewdress and @prelovedstylehq

How do you plan wedding that makes a lasting impression on your wedding guests? Elizabeth and Jack were married at the Tivola Italian Villa in Fallbrook, CA in June 2023 in a Asian-American wedding that included both a traditional Chinese-Vietnamese tea ceremony and a modern American ceremony. Elizabeth planned and crafted nearly every detail so we discuss how a longer engagement made that process stress-free. I also learn how she got her bridesmaids' dresses for under $10 each and why Panda Express is the best. Elizabeth is on IG @eear93