Send us a text Every morning, I wake up and have to pinch myself. Is this beautiful home by the beach, these loving relationships, this second chance at motherhood—is it all real? The contrast to where I was just a few years ago seems impossible. My journey from kidney specialist to homeless addict selling my body for drugs nearly killed me—literally. With staph sepsis ravaging my body and my family waiting for the call that I had died, I hit a devastating bottom few survive. But that devast...

Emily Bett Rickards joins Maggie to share how rescuing her dog Ophelia from the streets of India changed her life, and further deepened her love for animals. They also talk about how pets have always been such a big part of their lives.

Morgan and David are in the trenches of the house hunt — and it’s brutal. David found his dream home just steps away, but Morgan had to shut it down, and now she’s living with the guilt. Are they really considering building a house? Since when!? Plus, Morgan shares the tragic story of getting blocked by Southern Charm’s Craig Conover — awkward, especially since his book is still on her nightstand. Will their inevitable BravoCon run-in be a disaster? And finally, the Seriously Award of the Week goes

Original Air Date: September 1, 2022 For But Am I Wrong Meghan: People thinking negatively on others that don't read Melisa: Sending emails to people who want to collaborate but don't research our shows In But Am You Wrong they if listeners were wrong in the following situations: Boyfriend who doesn't care about your dead pet Changing your mind about having kids And in But Are They Wrong AKA "Rachel of The Week" they nominate Meghan nominates Governor who vetoed

Send us a text 🎙 Got The Morbs This week, Des has the morbs (aka a 19th-century case of the blahs), Cort’s high on wedding dress joy, and Zeek the cat has returned from his mysterious sabbatical like he didn’t ghost the entire family. Classic cat behavior. 🐾 We dive into the emotional rollercoaster of wedding dress shopping for Cort’s daughter (yes, we cried), the return of the strawberry moon and how it's apparently the closest to Earth since 2006—so if you’ve been feeling unhinged lately…

Why is your child calm one minute and melting down the next—especially in the cereal aisle? Kate Mason, pediatric occupational therapist and parent coach Ivan Hardcastle peels back the layers of children's sensory processing challenges. From explaining why a child might seek comfort in a cat’s litter box to revealing the surprising power of parent-led therapy at home, Ivan helps decode the sensory triggers behind behavior. Kate and Ivan explore practical, compassionate tools...

🎙️ Episode Title: Who Gave us Microphones?!You know those arguments that literally don’t matter? The ones that start with, “Be honest… do you think cereal is soup?” and end with full-blown chaos? Yeah, that’s this episode.Join us this week as we spiral into the most ridiculous rapid-fire debates — no research, no logic, just strong (and possibly unhinged) opinions. From hot dog theory to why we’d absolutely survive a bear attack (spoiler: we wouldn’t), we’re serving up big laughs, petty arguments,

Welcome to another episode of "The Joose & Joe Show." Today the gang brings on Tyler to talk about the different tiers of P*ssy aka Cat. The gang gets into how one tells if it is average or not and so much more.

Actor Oliver Stark shares the wild rescue story of his dogs Bear, Oak, and Jade. Listen to how he turned into a real life hero for his furry friends and how they changed his life.

Send us a text Join me as I chat with Annie @astitchinthesky - we touch on women's rights, abuse, and we were disturbed a few times once by a cat and then by a wasp! Keywords women's rights, activism, personal stories, feminism, motherhood, cultural perspectives, Let Women Speak, historical abuse, community, women's safety Takeaways Annie's journey into activism began with her research on personality disorders. Attending Let Women Speak events helped Annie connect wit...

What does it mean to grow up without a dad — and still want to become one? Ben, Ryan, and Yvie get raw about their relationships with masculinity, parenthood, and the fathers who raised — or failed — them. From Doja Cat’s viral fan moment to growing up queer in homes that didn’t always feel safe, the hosts reflect on forgiveness, trauma, and found family. Plus: the power of queer uncles, the idea of chosen family, and why some of us are still thinking about Bill Cosby

David takes us along on his trip to Boise where he scored an exclusive interview with Liz Wilcox from Survivor. She opens up about her thoughts on the Survivor 46 castmates returning for Survivor 50, shares the surprising way she applied to be on the milestone season, and reveals a juicy moment with Kenzie that never made it to air. Meanwhile, Morgan and David face their first house-hunting heartbreak as a dream home they loved sells in under 18 hours. How many more times will they have to

🎙️ Episode Title: How Your Inner Child Still Shows Up Today💡 Episode Summary:In this powerful and deeply reflective episode, we explore how the unmet needs, wounds, and roles from our childhood continue to shape our adult lives, relationships, reactions, and identity. From self-sabotage to people-pleasing, from abandonment fears to hyper-independence — we uncover the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways our inner child still shows up today.You’ll walk away with tools to recognize these patterns,

The show opens with News You Can't Use and foreign correspondent Tony Five covering the following: Woman in China sends 1,000kg of onions to cheating ex's home. Tony and David talk about why tourists aren't welcome in Spain, then take a listener call involving a drunken Zamboni driver. Matthew Alston explains how employees are sick and tired of engagement surveys. On Pet Talk, veterinarian Dr. Cliff Redford covers: A warning about pets eating toxic flowers and plants; A study revealing how your cat

Send us a text This week’s episode is packed. We break down the No King’s Day protest and who is and isn’t expected to do what, plus Gavin Newsom’s petty clapbacks to Trump on social media. People are once again asking Barack Obama to "save us"—but should he? R. Kelly reportedly begged Trump for a pardon before a suspected overdose, Justin Bieber looks like he’s going through it, and Doja Cat continues to be problematic. Support the show

I had a real mum on the podcast… and spent most of it comparing her kids to my cat. Comedian, writer, star of The Roast, Thank God You're Here and SBS The Feed Alex Lee joins me to talk about how parenting changes your algorithm, the great sleepover debate, and whyBluey might be more for adults than kids. We also unpack fear-based parenting trends, controversial opinions, and yes—I try to convince her that having a dog is the same as having a child. (It goes about as well as you'd

In this wildly fun and chaotic episode of Ghost Girl Diaries: The Podcast, Krystal and Cat take you on a journey through haunted artifacts (hello, Annabelle), personal paranormal pasts, and the hilarious disasters of their former party days. From ghost stories and exorcism talk to Bluetooth mishaps and making out with lemons (yes, seriously), this episode is full of unfiltered laughs and unexpected twists. If you’re into haunted girl talk with a spooky sense of humor, you’re in the right plac...

🫶 Our Relationship Deep Dive | Easy Bake Lovin’ Podcast – Episode 15Before the love languages, before Team Popsicle, before grocery shopping became a mini-date—there was one big question: Why does this work so well?This week, Steve and Kellie roll up their sleeves and take a real look under the hood of their marriage. With stories from past relationships gone sideways (video games, wet sheets, and ghosting at concerts), they share exactly what not to do—and how those lessons helped them

Today we’re getting under the hood with Kelly Capponni a mother, daughter, sister, caregiver, women’s advocate, and artist. Kelly lives in Glenside PA with her husband, daughter, and cat - filling her life and house with all the colors in the rainbow. She has worked in the background screening industry for nearly two decades, but after losing her mom to cancer in 2021, decided to take a step down from her high-pressure role as Vice President of Operations to focus more on her mental health. T...