Spill The Tea Unfiltered

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber discuss the Lindsey Clancy case, exploring the circumstances surrounding the night she allegedly killed her three children and sharing their perspectives on what may have happened.

They then turn to a powerful and heartbreaking listener story involving domestic violence and a devastating loss. The listener shares how her father killed her mother despite numerous prior charges and protective measures intended to keep her safe. After years of trying to leave an abusive relationship, her mother ultimately took the steps to get away—only to be killed by the man she had fought so hard to escape. In the aftermath, the listener was left to grieve not only the loss of her mother, but the loss of her father as well.

Sadly, situations like this are not uncommon, which is why open and honest conversations about domestic violence, the challenges of leaving abusive relationships, and the failures that can occur within systems designed to protect victims are so important.

Tune in for this difficult but deeply important discussion.

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber are joined once again by licensed professional counselor Suzanne Fortnum to discuss the Lindsay Clancy trial and the important distinction between postpartum OCD and postpartum psychosis.

Together, they take a closer look at the systemic failures surrounding the case, the people in Lindsay’s life, and the circumstances that led to such a heartbreaking tragedy. They also emphasize the importance of remembering that, beyond the headlines and ongoing conversation surrounding this case, three children lost their lives in a horrific and devastating way.

This is a difficult but important conversation that explores mental health, accountability, and the complexities surrounding postpartum disorders. Tune in to this week’s episode, you won’t want to miss it.

Resources:

Postpartum Support International (PSI) HelpLine:

Call 1-800-944-4773 (4PPD)

Text “HELP” to 800-944-4773 (English)

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental-health or suicidal crisis in the United

States, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

If there is immediate danger to a parent, baby, child, or anyone else—or symptoms suggest

possible postpartum psychosis—seek immediate emergency medical care or call 911.

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber sit down with author Leah Bronwyn to discuss the upcoming release of her highly anticipated novel, A Lie So Pretty and Poisonous releasing September 12th.

This dark romantasy explores many of the complex and difficult realities women face, while offering a heroine who is refreshingly different from the typical fantasy protagonist. In her 30s and a mother, the main character brings a perspective that is rarely represented in the genre.

Leah’s novel tackles thought-provoking themes including politics, weaponized religion, sexual assault, the control of women, and feminine rage. Drawing from her own experiences, as well as those of the women in her life, Leah has created a powerful story that explores what happens when women reach their breaking point and what they find within themselves when they refuse to stay silent.

There’s something deeply relatable and resonant for women in this story, making it a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Tune in for an insightful and candid conversation with Leah Bronwyn about A Lie So Pretty and Poisonous.

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber catch up on everything they’ve been up to this summer, from Lauren’s travels to Amber’s running and school commitments.

They also revisit a story from a previous episode, “The Parasite,” with an update directly from the listener who originally shared it. Thankfully, the latest chapter brings some much-needed positivity and a truly uplifting outcome.

We love when a story takes an unexpected turn for the better, and this episode is a reminder that even when things feel dark, there is always room for hope. With perseverance, hard work, and a little faith in the process, life can sometimes turn out even better than you imagined.

Tune in for this heartfelt update and a reminder that brighter days can be ahead.

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber discuss the serious and deeply troubling topic of human trafficking. Due to the sensitive nature of this subject matter, listener discretion is strongly advised. If discussions of human trafficking may negatively impact your mental health or well-being, we encourage you to skip this episode.

Lauren recently attended a Human Trafficking Conference hosted by Fortify Alabama, where she gained valuable insight into the realities of human trafficking and ways families can better protect themselves. In this episode, Lauren shares important information for parents, including apps that are being used in harmful and deceptive ways, symbols to be aware of, and key statistics surrounding human trafficking.

While this is a difficult and disturbing topic, this episode is intended to educate, raise awareness, and equip families with information that may help them recognize potential warning signs and better protect their loved ones.

We encourage you to tune in, if you feel comfortable doing so, for this important and informative conversation.

In this week’s episode, Lauren and Amber discuss loss and the unique challenges that come with losing someone your own age. They then dive into this week’s story: toxic mothers.

After a friend of Lauren’s mother sends her a text, the situation quickly spirals, leading to a deeper conversation about boundaries and the challenges that can arise when parents refuse to respect them. Lauren and Amber explore the importance of recognizing that being someone’s parent, or sharing the same blood, does not excuse toxic or harmful behavior.

At the end of the day, relationships should not leave you feeling constantly drained, hurt, or diminished. When a relationship becomes harmful to your well-being, it may be time to establish firm boundaries or, when necessary, walk away.

In this week's episode, Lauren and Amber catch up on their Fourth of July celebrations and share what's been happening in their lives before diving into a powerful listener story. This week's submission sheds light on financial abuse—a form of control that many women experience but is often overlooked. The listener shares her experience of being denied access to household finances while enduring constant gaslighting from her partner, leading to an honest conversation about recognizing the warning signs of financial manipulation and unhealthy relationship dynamics.

This is an important episode filled with meaningful discussion, support, and insight. You won't want to miss this conversation.

In this week's episode, Lauren and Amber sit down with Licensed Professional Counselor Suzanne Fortnum to discuss what healthy dating looks like in 2026. Suzanne explores the paradox of having more access to potential partners than ever before while many people report feeling increasingly disconnected.

A key takeaway from the conversation is the importance of building a life you genuinely enjoy—one that isn't centered around finding or keeping a romantic partner. Suzanne emphasizes that healthy relationships are built from a foundation of personal fulfillment and emotional well-being.

The episode also encourages listeners to approach dating with curiosity rather than fantasy. Instead of asking, "Could this be my person?" Suzanne suggests asking, "Who is this person?" Shifting your mindset in this way can help foster more authentic connections and healthier relationships.

Whether you're actively dating or simply interested in developing healthier relationship habits, this episode offers thoughtful insights and practical advice you won't want to miss.

In this week's episode, Lauren and Amber take a deep dive into the "manosphere" and discuss the resurgence of outdated and harmful beliefs about women's roles in society. From claims that women belong in the kitchen to arguments against women's rights and voting, they unpack the troubling attitudes that continue to circulate online today.

The conversation then shifts to a local social media post where women shared the unbelievable excuses their partners gave after being caught cheating. From ridiculous justifications to outright jaw-dropping stories, Lauren and Amber break down some of the wildest responses and share their thoughts along the way.

This episode is packed with humor, frustration, and plenty of shocking moments—so buckle up for a wild ride!

In this week's episode, Lauren and Amber dive into a surprising discovery when Amber's ex pops up in an "Are We Dating the Same Guy?" group. Multiple commenters claimed he was secretly gay, leaving Amber feeling validated after years of questioning what was really going on. The conversation explores the important distinction that being gay is never the issue—it's the dishonesty, secrecy, and using women as a cover that can cause real harm.

The ladies then shift gears to a listener-submitted story from a woman seeking advice about her troubled relationship. After enduring repeated betrayals and being taken advantage of by her partner, she's left wondering what to do next. Lauren and Amber share their unfiltered thoughts, encouraging her to recognize her worth, stop settling for less than she deserves, and consider therapy as a tool for healing and personal growth.

Don't miss this emotional, eye-opening, and entertaining episode filled with validation, tough love, and honest conversation.