Learn how to deal with emotionally immature partners and in-laws as expert Lindsay C. Gibson provides practical tools for setting boundaries, protecting your energy, and addressing neglect in relationships. Explore the impact of emotional walls and navigate challenging family dynamics with confidence.

Learn how to embrace and move through sadness, finding joy and self-love in the process. Explore the transformative power of sadness for personal growth and resilience, challenging societal norms and advocating for embracing all emotions.

Glennon, Abby, and Amanda discuss their different views on 'stuff' and what it says about their subconscious minds. They explore the Keeper vs. Clearer personalities and Gen Z's perspective on possessions. The podcast touches on emotional attachment to belongings, guilt over discarding sentimental items, and the impact of clutter on mental well-being.

Amanda had a breakthrough in quieting her brain and heard from Love with Elizabeth Gilbert's help. They discuss avoiding 'monkey surveys' when making decisions, the 'big thing' we miss that leads to dissatisfaction, and getting your brain and perfectionism to step back. Elizabeth Gilbert is best known for 'Eat Pray Love' and is the creator of the Onward Book Club.

Clashing perspectives on Valentine's Day and its significance, including the celebration of love, feelings of inadequacy, and public gestures. Also, the hosts discuss their unconventional views, the importance of embodying love, and the significance of self-belief and overcoming hardships.

Amanda declares a 'Rebuilding Year' and shares insights on personal growth, parenthood, and playfulness. Abby provides advice on unlocking playfulness and discusses the importance of not trying to be 'good'.

Ruby Warrington, advocate for child-free women, discusses the challenges and identities of women without children. They explore the motherhood spectrum, societal pressures, and the importance of including all women in the conversation. They also touch on parenting challenges, the question of having children, and pouring love into ideas.

Glennon, Abby, and Amanda share their recent adventure at a music festival, including Glennon's triumphant return to the stage and Tish's heartfelt performance. They discuss the importance of marginalized communities having their space, the magic of letting go and being out of control, and Amanda's pantless debut. Overall, the podcast highlights the power of community, liberation, and embracing joy.

Dan Levy, brilliant actor, director, and Schitt's Creek co-creator, discusses friendship, grief, creativity, and curiosity. They talk about Dan's new movie, Good Grief, the Schitt's Creek revolution, investing in friendships, the challenges of press, and the power of art. They also explore the complexity of grief, the pressure on relationships, Amy Poehler's masterclass, and finding beauty in sadness.

The podcast explores the complexities of birthdays, including the disappointment they can bring, the mixed emotions they evoke, and the expectations and comparisons that come with them. The hosts share their best and worst birthday stories and discuss strategies for making birthdays better and finding validation in other ways.