Join Tara and Bre Bicknell as they delve into the intricacies of perimenopause and explore the transformative power of movement during this life stage. Bre shares her personal journey and how her passion for health and fitness led her to become a trusted guide for women navigating this transition.

In this insightful conversation, they discuss:

• Understanding Perimenopause: Learn about the common symptoms and how to navigate the challenges associated with this hormonal shift.
• The Power of Movement: Discover how regular exercise can alleviate perimenopause symptoms, boost energy levels, and enhance overall well-being.
• Mindful Living: Explore the importance of stress management, sleep, and self-care in supporting a healthy transition through perimenopause.
• Brain Health and Beyond: Understand the connection between physical activity and cognitive function, and how strength training can protect brain cells.

Links:

https://www.facebook.com/Breburnbrighter/

https://www.instagram.com/burnbrightercoaching/

https://burnbrightercoaching.com/

Tara is joined by Grammy Award-winning artist Kelly Rowland and NYTimes bestselling author Jessica McKay to chat about modern motherhood. Jessica, an educator and writer, shares how she balanced her love for children, education, and books to co-write the heartwarming picture book "Always With You, Always With Me" with Kelly. The book is a touching tribute to the bond between working moms and their children. Kelly and Jessica dive into their personal parenting styles, share relatable insights, and tackle what they see as the biggest challenges facing moms today.

It’s a must-listen for every modern parent!

Links:

https://www.instagram.com/kellyrowland

https://www.instagram.com/authoressjess/

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/690213/always-with-you-always-with-me-by-kelly-rowland-and-jessica-mckay-illustrated-by-fanny-liem/

In this episode, Kelly Hubbell, creator of Sage Haus, chats about how busy moms can lighten their load by building a support system and outsourcing tasks. She shares the importance of creating systems and collaborating with partners to divide household duties effectively. Kelly introduces the idea of a house manager—an extra set of hands for cleaning, laundry, errands, and more—and talks about the perks of hiring a meal prep chef to save time and money. Acknowledging that having help is a privilege, Kelly suggests starting small and working it into the budget. The conversation wraps up with practical tips on outsourcing, finding the right help, and avoiding the traps of comparison culture, all while focusing on self-care and solutions.

Links:

Website - https://www.mysagehaus.com/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mysagehaus/

Stan Store - https://stan.store/mysagehaus

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellyhubbell/

In this fun episode, Solita Roberts, the creator of Style to Impact, takes listeners on her journey from banking and finance to personal styling. Solita passionately discusses how personal style influences confidence, mood, and professional presence, highlighting the importance of self-expression and self-awareness. She reveals the power of color, pattern, and accessories in making bold statements and building confidence. Solita also encourages women to embrace their current life stage and redefine their style with comfort and self-affirmation at the forefront. The conversation delves into the significance of aligning clothing choices with individual personality and the unique challenges modern moms face in prioritizing self-care. Solita’s insights on self-love, intentional self-care, and the joyful embrace of personal style offer listeners valuable takeaways for boosting confidence and expressing individuality through fashion.

Links:

https://styletoimpact.com/

https://www.instagram.com/solitacroberts/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/solitacroberts/

In this fun bonus behind-the-scenes episode, Tara is joined by her friends Priscilla Kavanaugh, Terri Fry, and Rachael Kay Albers as they dive into motherhood, humor, and the wild world of online trolling. They chat about Erma Bombeck’s witty take on parenting, the pressures of modern motherhood, and the magic of self-deprecating humor. The conversation then shifts to the dark side of social media: online trolls. They explore the trolls' impact on content creators, the human craving for validation, and the empathy gap in online interactions. With personal stories and laughs, they highlight the complexities of digital communication and the importance of kindness in the internet age. Tune in for a true “fly on the wall” discussion that blends humor, heartfelt moments, and a call for more empathy online.

Links:

https://www.instagram.com/itspkav/

https://www.instagram.com/momlikethat_/

https://www.instagram.com/rachael.kay.albers/

In this lively episode, Tara chats with Michell C. Clark, inspirational writer, entrepreneur, and father, about the beautiful chaos of parenthood, the importance of regulating parental energy, and the profound impact of love. They dive into Michell's recent adventures with Meta, his book "Eyes on the Road," and his new print shop, Prints by Michell. He shares insights on imposter syndrome, modern mom challenges, and the need for empathy and communication in parenting. Wrapping up, they highlight the Threads app for authentic conversations and share mutual admiration for each other's work. This episode is an inspirational celebration of the beauty of parenting.

Links:

https://www.instagram.com/michellcclark

https://www.printsbymichell.com/

https://www.michellcclark.com/

Join Tara as she chats with content creators Ruth Kornatz of The Questionable Mom and Lisa Bowen of Roasted Bones about their wild ride through motherhood and how they found each other along the way. They dive into the ups and downs of postpartum depression and why asking for help is a total game-changer. From tough kid conversations to balancing the roles of friend and parent, these moms spill all. The pandemic threw homeschooling curveballs and routine shake-ups their way, but they handled it with humor and grace. Ruth and Lisa also dish on their fabulous new venture Estrogen Island, and how it came to be. They get nostalgic with Tara, reminiscing about their own childhood summers and how parenting styles have shifted to be more cautious. They also chat about the importance of letting kids take risks and learn from their adventures.

This episode is a playfully heartwarming, honest look at the real deal of motherhood. Tune in for laughs, insights, and a dash of nostalgia!

Links:

https://www.instagram.com/estrogenisland/

https://www.instagram.com/thequestionablemom/

https://www.instagram.com/roastedbones/

In this conversation amongst friends, author Gila Pfeffer discusses her new book Nearly Departed: Adventures in Loss, Cancer, and Other Inconveniences and the use of humor in dealing with heavy topics like loss and grief. Gila explains why she chose a comedy club as the venue for her book launch and how humor can provide relief from the heaviness of life.

The conversation also touches on the importance of finding humor in parenting and the challenges of balancing writing with motherhood. Gila shares her experience of carving out time for writing and the impact it has on her relationship with her children. Gila also shares the hardest chapter to write, which was about her experience with cranial prosthesis (wearing a wig). Gila also talks about stepping up as the oldest member of her family after the loss of her parents and the impact it had on her and her siblings. She emphasizes the importance of early detection in breast cancer and shares her advocacy for breast health awareness, including her monthly “Feel it on the first” campaign.

Links:

https://www.gilapfeffer.com/

https://www.instagram.com/gilapfeffer/