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Sarah and Joy have tea and chat with Natalie Dodd, a licensed clinical social worker and toddler mom. Natalie shares her journey of pursuing healing practices, dealing with postpartum anxiety, and the critical role of support networks.

The gals are joined by singer/songwriter, Rosi Golan. Rosi knew she wanted to adopt from a very young age and she shares her experience with the foster system. We discuss what blindsided her about motherhood, Joy had a potential run-in with poison control and Sarah is trying to get back into routine post Spring Break.

This episode introduces the next of 12 letters from their collaborative visual arts project “Letters to Our Unborn Children: An Exploration of a Woman’s Decision to Remain Child-Free by Choice.” Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver discuss the “Healer” archetype behind the Letter, and share their research and insights around the themes in the letter. They also interview Marcia Drut-Davis, one of...

The inimitable pair join Devalued for an in-depth chat about Tiny Ghost Records and their creative journey.

The girls are joined by professional actor and father of 2, James Kyson. He’s trying to be present in his time with his girls, Joy is enjoying Penny’s milestones and Sarah is wary of bringing out the “where do babies come from” book.

Nearly two hours of local Nashville music; perfect for your ears to enjoy.

This episode introduces the next of 12 letters from their collaborative visual arts project “Letters to Our Unborn Children: An Exploration of a Woman’s Decision to Remain Child-Free by Choice.” Hosts Sarah and Tarri discuss the “Jester” archetype behind the Letter, and share their research and insights around the themes in the letter. They also interview Maryjane Fahey, founder of Glorious Broads...

The girls have a long-overdue catchup with Jenny who updates us on her new venture “Mediatox."

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Protector” archetype and its accompanying letter in the collection. They also interview Emma Duval, creator of the online “Childfree History Museum.”

Surprise! With hopes of reuniting on a more regular basis, Alex & Kelsey are back to dive into this year’s movie musical mega hit, Wicked . Starting with the stage show’s inception, our hosts chart the course of this award-winning, chart-topping juggernaut, as they consider this year’s Oscar race, Arianna’s impeccable comedy chops, and what it *truly* means to “hold space.” Follow The Hills a...

HP and Bunnicula round out Season 2 with a dive into their favorite Top Six UFO religions.

Join us as we chat with Haleigh Painter. After becoming a mom at just 18, Haleigh shares with us her history with addiction and how it impacted her role as a mom. We touch on shame, forgiveness, resilience, recovery and so much more.

Shelly Bush didn’t become a star, she became a legend

Shelly’s health starts to decline, but she is determined to keep touring and performing

Shelly Bush yearns to break out of the honky tonk bar scene and become a superstar

In Episode 3, “The Hardest Working Lady in Show Business,” Shelly hits the ground running in Nashville. She says yes to any gig that will have her and makes the decision to form an all-female band called Broadband. Between her remarkably bad driving, her otherworldly work ethic, and gigs from bars to topless tricycle races, life on the road with Shelly was never boring. Additional Links: ReverbNat...

Shelly Bush’s journey from small-town Missouri to Nashville unfolds

Host Ellen Angelico dives into the life and legacy of Shelly Bush

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Sage” archetype and its accompanying Letter in the collection. They also interview paintress and surfer Caroline Zimmermann.

Bunnicula draws together threads between a number of UFO stories, religious stories and unexplained phenomena. Plus, an unbeatable new bumper sticker.

The gals have the privilege of sitting down with OG mom, Ashley Earnhardt, two days before she moves out of Nashville. Ashley takes us through her unexpected journey of marriage/divorce early in life and becoming a single mother while navigating a career, determined to forge her own path. Join us

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On this special episode, hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver interview three women who are childless/childfree by circumstance, diving into the delicate and complex experience of those who don’t have children – but not because they didn’t want to.

WNXP’s Program Director Jason Moon Wilkins and Events Director Emily Young sit down for an insightful and practical chat all about the undying power of radio.

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Seeker” archetype and its accompanying letter in the collection. They also interview Orna Donath, author of “Regretting Motherhood: A Study.”