Sincerely, Us

Join us as we hear from Les and her husband, Ben. We talk about marriage, strength and humility as they explain their journeys with transformational coaching over the past year.

We're so excited to share Jocelyn's letter with you and hope that her bravery will ignite the courage in us all to talk more openly about the way harsh words stick with us. Join us as we talk about the narratives that we carry with us, the impact of feeling overweight, and how we can lift each other up and move forward.

Join us as we respond to a letter from a listener! This letter asks the hosts to share about their lives before marriage. Listen in on our conversation about our experiences in singleness.

Have you had haircuts that you just wish you could forget? When you were 8, 18 or even 28? Join us for a ridiculous conversation about hair inspired by one of the host's hack-job haircuts.

Often the conversation about addiction is focused on the addict. However, we all know that an addiction for one person causes a ripple effect extending to their friends and family. Listen in on our fascinating conversation about codependency with two special guests, Kathy and Veronica.

Listen in on our conversation with Sara Fouts as she shares her experience of grieving the sudden loss of her father. Her insight on how to be there for friends and family who are dealing with grief is a gift this holiday season.

We live in a world where we have access to everything right at our fingertips; ordering things and getting them delivered to our door within minutes, getting information within seconds, and even people picking up our groceries for us. This is great, and we love it. But when does it become toxic to our humanity and deter us from learning how to do things ourselves? Join us girls as we chat about convenience.

Today's episode features an interview with Alisson Armentano. If you don't know her, you need to. She is the type of person that draws people in, cares for those around her and changes the world one little soul at a time. Our conversation is focused on just one aspect of Alisson's noteworthy life: foster care. Although one of our hosts (Libby) is a foster parent herself, we wanted to invite Alisson on to join the conversation debunking myths and answering questions about foster care. You don't want to miss this episode!

Join Leslie, Sarah, and Libby as they get vulnerable and talk about insecurities. In this episode they discuss how insecurities effect their lives and even realize that they share a lot of the same ones. Everyone has insecurities. Let's combat the lies we tell ourselves together!

Join us as we interview our good friend, Ellie Devine who talks about her journey with infertility, being a military wife, and adoption. It's a powerful story, ya'll! (We may or may not have teared up a few times).

You have questions, we have answers! Join us for Part 1 of our raw interview-style Q&A where we FINALLY start to introduce ourselves.

You know when your in church and spill an entire cup of scolding hot coffee all over you and scream all the profanities, only to look up and see the sweetest little face staring back at you? Or when you interview for the job of your dreams and majorly bomb it? From the big to the small predicaments, today we're talking about when things go wrong and embracing it. Join us as we discuss not living life on the sidelines and putting ourselves out there to try hard things.

DISCLAIMER: Today's episode is kind of like that one time your friend de-pantsed you in the middle of the cafeteria, letting the world see your granny panties. In other words, we're talking about postpartum bodies. And if talking about adult diapers is not your jam, maybe sit this one out. But also don't. Because it's a fun one, friends. Come hang out with us! Granny panties encouraged.

Kati Thompson is a boutique owner, mom, wife, foster mom, a supporter of women, and all-around dream chaser. Let her encourage your face off to live your best life without regrets or fear. You can check out her boutique on Instagram at edenfashionboutique.

Giving and receiving compliments authentically is really hard for women. Mostly receiving- we shy away or deflect attention away from us when compliments are given. But you are worth being complimented, so why not have a little chat about it?

Friendship in adulthood is hard. Hang out with the girls as they discuss how to navigate tricky relationships, and how to fight for your friendships.

Listen in to all the juicy details about what all this Girlish Vigor hoopla is, and why the girls almost quit the podcast before it even launched.