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In this episode of So, Mom, Adele and Priscilla are joined by country music singer-songwriter, cookbook author, and social media favorite Hannah Dasher for a conversation that's equal parts music, family, and Southern hospitality. Hannah shares stories about chasing her dream in Nashville, preserving her grandmother's unforgettable recipes and humor, building a loyal following with Stand By Your P...

In this episode of So, Mom, Adele and Priscilla welcome Dr. Solmaz Amirnazmi, a Stanford- and Harvard-trained physician and lifestyle medicine expert, for a conversation about health, wellness, and what it really means to take care of ourselves in a busy season of life. From the pressures of perfectionism and caring for everyone else first, to navigating menopause, healthy eating, and the overwhel...

In this episode of So, Mom, Adele and Priscilla sit down with entrepreneur Michael Kong for a candid conversation that spans generations- from his parents' interracial marriage in the 1960s to building a magazine company from the ground up. He shares what it was like to take big risks, navigate moments like 9/11 that nearly changed everything, and keep moving forward through uncertainty. It's a th...

Rebecca Serle joins Adele and Priscilla to talk about her new novel Once and Again and the magic—and complexity—of mothers and daughters. The bestselling author shares the inspiration behind the story of three generations of women connected by a mysterious silver ticket that allows one chance to go back and change the past. Together, they dive into family dynamics, forgiveness, and the evolving re...

This week on So Mom , Priscilla and Adele sit down with Audrey McLoghlin , founder and CEO of Frank and Eileen. Audrey shares her journey from engineer to fashion entrepreneur, building a values-driven brand during the 2008 financial crisis, earning B Corp certification in 2020, and launching a $10M giving pledge to support women entrepreneurs. Rooted in her Irish heritage and named after her belo...

Award-winning author Maurene Goo joins Priscilla and Adele for a warm, funny, and deeply thoughtful conversation about love, creativity, and finding yourself at midlife. From her adult debut novel One and Only, a love letter to Los Angeles, to her reflections on motherhood and personal style, Maurene shares her stories with heart. Together, they explore writing beyond Young Adult Books and why a f...

In this end-of-year episode, Adele and Priscilla ditch pickleball and dive into what they really love: books. They reflect on the reads that stuck with them in 2025—from quiet, interior novels and morally complicated nonfiction to cozy mysteries, crime thrillers, and a few polarizing literary hits. Along the way, they talk about life, relationships, and why some books stick with you long after you...

Hollywood stylist, TV makeover expert, and fashion sage Sam Saboura joins Priscilla and Adele for a vibrant conversation about personal style at every age. From denim myths and wide-leg debates to the art of choosing the perfect "third piece," Sam brings equal parts humor, instinct, and insider expertise. He reminds us that the heart of great style isn't following rules—it's choosing pieces that m...

In this cozy fall episode of So Mom, Adele and Priscilla chat about everything from New England leaf-peeping and LA "seasons" to favorite podcasts, fashion in retirement, and questionable apple recipes. They swap book recommendations, share a few laughs about family quirks, and muse on life's little comforts — all with their signature warmth and humor. It's the perfect listen for your walk, drive,...

In this episode of So Mom, Adele and Priscilla dive into the messy, funny, and heartfelt world of advice — the kind we give, the kind we ignore, and the kind we wish we hadn't taken. From parenting and generational differences to friendship red flags, self-care, and learning to let go, this cozy conversation feels like chatting with your wisest (and funniest) friends over coffee. Tune in for stori...

This episode of the So, Mom Podcast digs into what a death doula really does and why talking about death doesn't have to be dark or scary. Guest Nadia Ammar explains how she supports people and families at the end of life—helping with everything from emotional conversations and family tension to practical planning and honoring final wishes. The hosts share personal stories about loss and legacy, a...

Mo'ne Davis joins Priscilla & Adele to reflect on her journey from Little League history-maker to a role model for the future of women's sports. She opens up about growing up in the spotlight, staying grounded through school and friendships, and the importance of inclusion and resilience along the way. Mo'ne also shares her take on the rise of athlete influencers, the challenges of personal privac...

Priscilla and Adele sit down with Ed Glassman, head of the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, to explore how kids from pre-K to high school are building confidence, resilience, and even winning venture funding. From second graders running pop-up shops to teens launching real startups, Ed shows how entrepreneurial thinking can spark creativity, bust myths abo...

This So Mom student panel spotlights juniors Marlee, Ayana, and June as they share their entrepreneurial journeys. Marlee created an aromatherapy haircare brand to promote natural hair health and confidence, Ayana founded the Sweet Dream Project to decorate pediatric hospital rooms—winning first place in the Eagles pitch competition, and June shifted from a fashion line to envisioning June Academy...

Adele and Priscilla discuss their recent experiences, including Adele's solo writing retreat in Carmel. They welcome author Abdi Nazemian, who shares his journey from Iran to Los Angeles, his educational background, and his experiences at a private boarding school. Abdi discusses his novel "Like a Love Story" and its impact, including its banning in some schools. He also previews his upcoming book...

Adele Griffin and Dr. Priscilla Sands sit down with bestselling author Sarah Mlynowski, whose books—including the beloved Whatever After series—have captivated young readers around the world. Sarah shares her journey from growing up in Montreal to building a writing career in Toronto, beginning with her early days at Harlequin and the inspiration for her debut novel Milk Run. She reflects on her p...

Priscilla and Adele start with some Easter reflections before diving into a lively chat with bestselling author and LGBTQ+ youth advocate Michelle Gagnon. Michelle shares her eclectic path—from dancer and bartender to thriller writer—and her ongoing work supporting foster care youth while studying clinical psychology. She also offers insight into her writing process, balancing suspense with humor,...

Priscilla and Adele open the episode with their favorite ways to relax—sound baths for Adele, brisk walks for Priscilla—before welcoming Dr. Jennifer Wells, an expert in higher education and social justice. Dr. Wells defines DEI as celebrating differences to build inclusive communities. She shares insights on supporting those at the margins, balancing student involvement, and offers thoughtful adv...

Adele Griffin and Dr. Priscilla Sands chat with bestselling author E. Lockhart about the upcoming Amazon Prime adaptation of her hit novel We Were Liars, premiering June 18. They discuss the creative journey behind the book, the challenges of adapting it for TV, and what it's like to let go and trust others with your story. Lockhart also shares insights from her teaching experience and offers a fe...

This week, Priscilla and Adele get real about the ups and downs of parenting—messy bedrooms, teen moods, and all. They're joined by Dr. Dolly Klock, a family medicine doc turned teen health educator, who shares her journey from clinic life to empowering parents and adolescents with better communication tools. They dive into the tough stuff—talking to kids about sex, body image, and how to stay pre...

Adele Griffin and Priscilla Sands sit down with bestselling Spy School author Stuart Gibbs to talk about his journey from screenwriting to writing for kids, and how his personal experiences have shaped his work. Stuart opens up about parenting after the loss of his wife and raising his daughter, Violet. They also discuss the role books play in their families, the value of taking risks, and navigat...

In this episode of So, Mom, Priscilla and Adele dive into trends in education and parenting—from multiple intelligences and SEL to modern ideas like the "anxious generation," the "Let Them" philosophy, and Lighthouse parenting. They stress the importance of thoughtful adaptation over trend-chasing and share personal stories about parenting and writing, all with a focus on balance and intentional c...

This episode explores the challenges of parenting adolescents, with a focus on stress management and supporting autonomy. Dr. Marisa Crandall joins the conversation to highlight the importance of parents regulating their own emotions and fostering a safe space for teens to express themselves. She offers guidance on balancing support with independence, practicing mindfulness, and involving kids in...

Adele and Priscilla kick things off in their new podcast studio and bond over watching Severance with Adele's son. They're joined by Julie Buxbaum, New York Times bestselling author of YA and adult fiction. Julie and Adele teamed up to write Strike and Burn under the pen name Taylor Hutton. The trio dives into their creative process, the chaos of balancing writing with motherhood, and their love f...

We sit down with acclaimed novelist Abbi Waxman for an engaging and often hilarious conversation about writing, parenting, and creative reinvention. Abbi, known for her witty and heartfelt novels such as  Other People's Houses and The Bookish Life of Nina Hill , delves into her journey from advertising copywriter to bestselling author, her upbringing as the daughter of a crime fiction novelist, an...