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Award-winning author Maurene Goo joins Priscilla and Adele for a warm, funny, and deeply thoughtful conversation about love, creativity, and finding yourself at midlife. From her adult debut novel One and Only, a love letter to Los Angeles, to her reflections on motherhood and personal style, Maurene shares her stories with heart. Together, they explore writing beyond Young Adult Books and why a full, joyful life does not follow a single timeline. This episode is a cozy, inspiring reminder that growth, romance, and reinvention are always within reach.

In this end-of-year episode, Adele and Priscilla ditch pickleball and dive into what they really love: books. They reflect on the reads that stuck with them in 2025—from quiet, interior novels and morally complicated nonfiction to cozy mysteries, crime thrillers, and a few polarizing literary hits. Along the way, they talk about life, relationships, and why some books stick with you long after you finish them. It's a warm, thoughtful, and funny reading wrap-up full of strong opinions, honest disagreement, and lots of great recommendations for your next book pile.

In this cozy fall episode of So Mom, Adele and Priscilla chat about everything from New England leaf-peeping and LA "seasons" to favorite podcasts, fashion in retirement, and questionable apple recipes. They swap book recommendations, share a few laughs about family quirks, and muse on life's little comforts — all with their signature warmth and humor. It's the perfect listen for your walk, drive, or quiet cup of coffee.

Mo'ne Davis joins Priscilla & Adele to reflect on her journey from Little League history-maker to a role model for the future of women's sports. She opens up about growing up in the spotlight, staying grounded through school and friendships, and the importance of inclusion and resilience along the way. Mo'ne also shares her take on the rise of athlete influencers, the challenges of personal privacy in the social media age, and what's next as she gears up for her next chapter in professional baseball. Tune in for an inspiring, down-to-earth conversation that shows just how much joy and possibility the game still holds for her.

Priscilla and Adele sit down with Ed Glassman, head of the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, to explore how kids from pre-K to high school are building confidence, resilience, and even winning venture funding. From second graders running pop-up shops to teens launching real startups, Ed shows how entrepreneurial thinking can spark creativity, bust myths about who gets to be an entrepreneur, and prepare students for a fast-changing world.

This So Mom student panel spotlights juniors Marlee, Ayana, and June as they share their entrepreneurial journeys. Marlee created an aromatherapy haircare brand to promote natural hair health and confidence, Ayana founded the Sweet Dream Project to decorate pediatric hospital rooms—winning first place in the Eagles pitch competition, and June shifted from a fashion line to envisioning June Academy, a school built on equity and access. Together, they reflect on resilience, passion, and how entrepreneurship has shaped their confidence, academics, and vision for the future

Adele and Priscilla discuss their recent experiences, including Adele's solo writing retreat in Carmel. They welcome author Abdi Nazemian, who shares his journey from Iran to Los Angeles, his educational background, and his experiences at a private boarding school. Abdi discusses his novel "Like a Love Story" and its impact, including its banning in some schools. He also previews his upcoming book, "Exquisite Things," set during the Oscar Wilde trial. The conversation touches on themes of forgiveness, empathy, and the importance of inclusive education.