Dandelions: A podcast for women

Three women share three very stories about their blended families. 

Molly and Julie interview two women who live in the city, but have a big part of their heart in nature. Katie Rose grew up on a farm and it deeply affected how she operates her restaurant, Goodkind. Amy Scales and her family live in a densely populated neighborhood but spend much of their time running the Scales Family Farm.

Sometimes adults, even adults without kids, get caught up in the magic of Disney World. In this episode, Molly and Julie interview two Disney fanatics who share what it is they adore about the Happiest Place On Earth. 

It all started with a picnic table for her yard squirrels, and before long, Dandelions co-host Julie Davidson - along with anonymous neighbors and friends worldwide - began to correspond with and bestow gifts upon a squirrel named Sly. It seems we're all craving silliness and lightheartedness these days.

Molly and Julie interview Cris Siqueira about her new indie bookstore, Lion's Tooth, what it's like trying to open a business during a pandemic and why dandelions are forever.

Molly and Julie talk with guests who dramatically changed their lives and / or their perspectives in 2020.

Molly and Julie talk to two women who were raised in the United States by parents who were born in foreign countries.

As an adoptive mom and an adoptee, Molly and Julie have a lot of thoughts and feels on the subject of adoption. Their two guests contribute greatly to a heartwarming and honest exploration of the subject.

Dandelions co-host Julie Davidson, who is also a realtor, and real estate extraordinaire Julie Olsen share stories and insights about the unprecedented and sometimes hilarious happenings in homebuying during a pandemic.

Ever wonder what it means to be a witch? Or what happens during a coven ritual? Or why witches are wrongly associated with Satan? Two High Priestesses of Magick share their fascinating stories in an effort to shed light on what is sometimes perceived as a dark topic.

Molly, Julie and guests Julie Ferris and Jennifer Morales share memories of their grandmothers – from the heartwarming to the hilarious.

Julie has two black teenaged sons; Molly is the mother of a 17-year old son of color. Together they share heartbreaking and empowering stories of raising them in the midst of racism. They also interview Isabella Busby, a black teenager who stood up to an angry white adult during a peaceful protest.

Molly and Julie take on death in a fearless and fascinating way by inviting a licensed funeral director of 16 years and a woman who makes a living communicating with the dead to the same table.

Our guests this month exemplify the beauty of celebrating ALL milestones – especially when they are different from the social norm. Lisa shares her story about throwing a rollicking "sperm donor party" and when Ellie's husband got snipped, the childless couple had a "no-baby shower."

LOL along with Molly, Julie, Velia and Roxie as they share what they find funny, what they don't find funny, and what they find funny, but probably shouldn't. Or should they?

Food, drink, drugs, exercise, Netflix, sex – all of these things can be addicting. In this episode, Molly, Julie, Kristi and Nicky get real and share their myriad addictions – and their stories just might sound similar to your own.

A frizzy-haired Italian-Jew, an African American with natural hair, an "all-American" blond and a woman who went through chemotherapy sit down at one table to talk about women's hair.

Every couple has them and they can get really ugly, but what can we do? Molly and Julie get down and dirty about their money foes and woes, and they also interview Dr. Megan McCoy who is about to become one of the first certified "financial therapists". Tune in for truthful talk on an "unpolite" topic.

In this episode, Molly & Julie debate the issue of monogamy and whether or not humans, particularly women, are meant to be monogamous. Dr. Tracy weighs in with her professional opinion.

In 30 seconds, Molly & Julie share why you should PICK "Dandelions: A Podcast For Women."