After the Episode w/ Jenny Black: Caroline Loccoriere
Jenny, Joy and Sarah talk more about anger and expectations. Jenny gets personal.
Jenny, Joy and Sarah talk more about anger and expectations. Jenny gets personal.
Joy and Sarah are joined by Caroline Locorriere, founder of Nashville Acting Studio and Joy’s acting teacher for the last 3 years. She shares with us about losing her own mother, swiftly followed by her divorce and the challenges of being a single parent to an only child.
The gang is back together to talk about our wonderful guest, Niko McCall and how it’s become harder than ever to lean in and trust our mothers intuition when it comes to our children’s curiosity about gender identity and sexual curiosity.
Joy and Sarah are joined by their first parent who is trans. Niko shares with us his story of discovering himself alongside becoming a mom.
Jenny is back and shares her admiration for Jessie. We spend more time discussing trauma, grief, and healing our inner child.
Once again, Joy and Sarah get to sit back down with Jessie Busbee and discuss life and motherhood after loss.
Joy and Sarah are joined by dear friend Jessie Busbee, who walks them through what it’s been like raising her 3 girls in the midst of losing her husband to Glioblastoma in 2019.
Sarah is working on managing her anxiety, Joy finds a new use for Jolly Ranchers and Jenny’s book is officially on Amazon!
Joy and Sarah sit down with Kate Mills to gab about her role as the mother of a blended family and how it felt sending her kiddos off to college recently.
Jenny has new hair and took a trip out west. Joy’s tooth fairy experience comes to a close (for now) and they discuss the generational pressure to “stay informed” while also trying to be present for our kids.
Joy and Sarah jump right in with long time friend, Andrea Fecht. Sarah talks about her visit to a psychic and Joy is tired of being the tooth fairy.
Joy and Sarah are joined by their first dad in honor of Father’s Day. Writer, director and actor, Jesse Santoyo is a single father to 3 boys. He shares with us the ups and downs from the other side of the aisle.