Em and Mo are joined by Monica, Mo's friend from her time in London, to discuss moving to another country for love. Listen in to hear about how a  simple social media mistake changed the course of Monica's life and what tips she has for those considering relocating for love. 

Em and Mo are joined by Em's sis-in-law, Melanie, owner of Orcannically.  Listen in as they shoot the sh*t about CBD, THC, and why mom-shaming cannabis users is hypocritical as hell.

Em and Mo have been hard at work on their dreams.  Listen in as Mo performs a ten minute comedy spot and makes us laugh with stories about her cats, veganism, and her toxic relationship with Alexa.  

Em and Mo TRY to talk about fantasies and day dreaming.  Listen in as they shoot the sh*t about chakras, summer rain, and sniffin' ass.

Em and Mo welcome back friend and fan of the podcast, Christa Lamont, LMFT.  Listen in as they tackle Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), EMDR Therapy, learning to love after loss, why Em panics around the pool, and the time Mo ran away from a parade.

Em and Mo share some of the topics, stories, and sh*t that for some reason or another got cut in the editing process.  Some of it is insightful.  Some of it is absolutely ridiculous.  Most of it is funny.  Enjoy!

Em and Mo discuss celebrity relationships, fake ass people, and why everyone is suddenly choosing to live for themselves.  

Em and Mo invite good friend and IG Live regular, Anna, over for an old fashioned slumber party.  Put on your PJs, grab a drink, and settle in for some laughs and knowledge as we spill the tea on our guilty pleasures, pet peeves, divorce & co-parenting, and a bunch of other sh*t. 

Em and Mo welcome their friend, Adriele to discuss crabs in a barrel, some personal stories about hair, DEI work, and why toaster settings are a completely inappropriate measure for skin tone.  

Em and Mo are joined by two amazing educators and friends, Kaili and Cindy.  In this special episode, recorded during Teachers Appreciation Week, they discuss the struggles and triumphs of teaching during a pandemic, how they practice self-care, and why experience as educators should be calculated in dog years.