Let’s just put it out there right off the bat and say that this episode covers it all, ladies. Saggy boobs, chin hairs, and all the other little indignities that we deal with after having kids? Check. But also Big Things, like following your heart, feeling alone in motherhood, and finding your place in the world.

It marks almost a month since I stirred up a giant shitstorm with some commentary I made on one certain pink and gold sequin lunchbox. In what will heretofore be known as #LunchBoxGate, I (unintentionally, but gratefully) started a conversation about the importance of messaging to our young girls, and in turn, that spurred multiple discussions on what exactly it means to help our kids lead healthy lives.

It’s a difficult thing to think about–painful, filled with so many emotions. But in this week’s episode of my podcast, I loved diving into the topic of infidelity with the incredible writer, Jodie Utter.

We all know that one woman who makes it look so easy. She’s working (either out of or in the home), she’s raising a family, and she’s looking incredible–somehow–while doing it all. Oh, and in this case, she’s also the founder and CEO of an industry-leading company. (Whaaaaat?!) Well, meet Suneera Madhani, who is the definition of “mom boss.”

So have you heard? I kinda stirred the pot (unintentionally) when I told the world that a pink and sequin lunchbox might have some bad messaging on it.

It’s no secret I’m a major beauty junkie and I’m constantly testing out new products; but there are some that I have on my vanity no matter what. This is the list of my Skincare MVP’s!

Jenna was a reporter and TV news anchor for 15 years before she chose to walk away from FOX News, and immediately after that, she launched SmartHer News–a digital news service that brings you all the big headlines with no spin, to twist, just facts.

The Japanese professional organizer has been promoting her KonMari tidying method for years, but it’s gaining major traction these days since the start of her new show on Netflix.

Currently a Community Conversations host with the Orlando Sentinel, she’s now using her storytelling abilities to tackle issues like felon voting rights and the decline of organized religion with her video series The Bridge.

After battling infertility to finally have her two daughters, Kelly ended up with a host of medical issues that drove her to research what it was she was putting onto her body when it came to personal care products. A deep dive into the benefits of beneficial bacteria led her to develop and found Aleavia skincare, which is a prebiotic skin care product line.