Women have played a crucial role in the music industry across various genres and eras, contributing to its evolution and diversity…Yet female artists often face challenges such as fewer opportunities for headlining shows, sexual harassment, misogyny, male dominance and the struggle for recognition. We must confront and help to overcome these obstacles and empower female artists to thrive for generations to come.

Thank you Dawn and Naomi for helping us shed light on this. You two are an inspiration!

Our first heartbreak is like a scar that fades but never truly disappears. It lingers in the quiet moments, in old songs, in familiar places, and in the way we learn to guard our hearts.
It’s strange how something that once felt like the end of the world can become a lesson, a turning point, or even a source of strength. Sometimes, it pushes us toward unexpected paths—new loves, deeper friendships, or even creative outlets we never knew we needed.
And yet, no matter how much time passes, there are always remnants—bits of nostalgia, bittersweet memories, maybe even a version of ourselves we left behind. It’s not just about loss; it’s about growth.

Stay a little longer this year...

Remember what is really important...

Embrace the chaos...

Set boundaries and say no if you need to...

Smile when you can and cry if you need to...

Merry Christmas, we love you all XOXO

Tabby & Meg

We brought our good friend Cale on deck to help us break societal expectations of men and to encourage open conversations about body image and self-esteem. Creating environments where emotional vulnerability is seen as a strength, rather than a weakness, can lead to healthier mental and emotional well-being for everyone, regardless of gender. Cale, you are a beautiful soul, keep doing the inner work! Love always, your human Diaries

Crying in public,Erectile Dysfunction, adult acne, body odor Pre-menopause/Menopause, getting dumped... We sat down with one of our favorite guests Naomi to discuss the importance of normalizing bodily functions and emotions that are often considered embarrassing.

Exploring such subjects can foster open dialogues about mental health, body positivity, and the human experience in general. WE ALL DO IT !

Queefs, farts, sweating, chin hairs, getting dumped... We sat down with one of our favorite guests Naomi to discuss the importance of normalizing bodily functions and emotions that are often considered embarrassing.

Exploring such subjects can foster open dialogues about mental health, body positivity, and the human experience in general. WE ALL DO IT !

Shifting the focus from debate to discussion, we sat down to talk about the importance of open communication about abortion, regardless of one's stance.

Joining us on deck is Katie, a former MTV reality show guest, public speaker, and therapist, who shares her compelling experience and demonstrates how respectful conversation can lead to greater understanding.

Inspiring change begins with open dialogue.

Domestic Violence awareness month in October highlights a year-round concern. We sat down to discuss the resources of Waypoint Services with Nelly Hill.

Leaving an abusive relationship is a process not an event.

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