That's What E Said

That's What E Said

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That's What E Said episodes

  • 4. Drinking, Drag Race, and Diffusers

    This week, Emma recaps her weekend including a spontaneous night out, her hair revelations, and sending out Save the Dates (!!!). She also touches on her fitness/nutrition journey thus far, what book she'll read next, the "Jerry" episode of Cheer, what's in the EZ Netflix queue, cake tasting, wedding bands, and more!


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    38 min
  • 3. Meet The Parents, Eat Some Queso, and Listen to My Rehearsal Dinner Woes

    This past weekend, the parents Golden and Miller met for the first time and, although I was overwhelming nervous about it, it went swimmingly. In today's episode, I divulge how the weekend played out, my real review on Scotch and Splenda, how I'm learning so many things about planning a wedding that I was otherwise clueless to, and more! Also reviewing two movies we watched over the weekend, as well as talking about Sex Lives of College Girls and Cheer season 2.

    Tune in to hear about all the small stories about daily life that make our worlds go round!

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    46 min
  • 2. The Saga of the Conch + New Couches, Torture, & Parents Weekend

    In this week's episode, Emma breaks it down into her three usual parts:

    Part I: "What have you even been doing?" including a weekend recap and some exciting updates on selling her wedding dress!

    Part II: "What have you been watching/reading/listening to?" a brief review of this season of Queer Eye and a synopsis of a very dark documentary

    Part III: "What does your week look like?" Zac's parents are coming to town and meeting Emma's parents for the first time!

    Wildlike jewelry store

    MiniLuxe salon

    Beverly's Dallas

    Room and Board

    Caduceus Wines

    CeraVe Retinol

    44 min
  • 1. Let's Try This Again

    Third? Fourth? Times a charm? I think I've finally gotten my angle and format figured out with this whole podcast thing and am excited to lean into it to start the new year. In episode 1, I introduce the three sections of the podcast and talk about everything from the holidays, my wedding dress saga, what we've watched lately, my fitness journey starting over, and a lot more (thusly why it's almost an hour).

    Try it out. Just a bit. Just to see how it feels. That's What E Said.


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    58 min
  • All About PMDD and Antidepressants

    I have anxiety. And am prone to depressive episodes. Oh, and suffer from PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder). I’ve talked about all of these things before, but wanted to dedicate an episode to it and read a blog post from 2018 all about my struggles with antidepressants and PMDD. The first half is uplifting, though! I promise!

    Sports bra and shorts reel

    Vitamins and supplements blog

    PMDD blog

    46 min
  • Instagram, Pergolas, Dating Apps, and More

    In this week's episode, I cover my own journey of watching my follower count break even constantly, some home improvement updates (including the pergola situation), and read a blog post from 2019 about the type of guy I'm wanting to meet not being out right now. Tune in and stay a while!

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    30 min
  • Is This Thing On?

    Seriously. Is anyone there? It's been a year and a half since Ellen and I have recorded anything on here, but I've been feeling compelled lately to get back on the mic. It's just me for now and I have no idea where this will go, but we might as well see.

    To read today's blog post I speak to, check it out here and follow me on the 'gram if you aren't already!

    21 min

About That's What E Said

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With 13 years under her blogging belt and 35+ years as an exceptionally anxious person, writer Emma Golden Miller has mastered the art of making the everyday ordinary as extraordinary as possible via…