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We’re back with a fresh AF #damngoods episode! First up, there’s so.much.makeup news this season… We review the hotly-anticipated Rare Beauty collection by Selena Gomez, answering the question on everyone’s minds: does the foundation boasting 48 shades hold its own, or is it merely a Fenty-wannabe? Next, we weigh in on highlights from the brand new Byredo Makeup collection, a fire collab between the design-y fragrance house and badass makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench. We also introduce you to a hurricane-proof tubing mascara, a consciously-crafted tinted moisturizer ideal for last minute Zoom meetings, and a deeply pigmented tinted balm designed to give you that coveted, Snow White-meets-the-witch lip and cheek stain vibe. A Black-owned lipstick brand that’s partnered with Michelle Obama to get you to vote, the perf transitional cleanser that promises not to dry you out, and first impressions of the latest skincare gadget to get on your Black Friday wish list early – consider this your ultimate Quart-What? fall beauty haul. Want even more of our spot-on product recommendations? Be sure to check out our chat with fellow #podfam, Everything is Fine podcast, hosted by Tally Abecassis and Kim France, where we’re serving some of our fave new cheapie but goodie beauty finds!  As always, we’ll list any products mentioned in this episode on our blog: www.breakingbeautypodcast.com/blog   Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Twitter,  Join our private Facebook group

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When you are expressing gratitude these days, are you appropriately prayer-hand-emoji for video streaming (and, frankly, the streaming wars that are keeping us so deep in good content)? We’re taking this week’s ep as an opportunity to really lay our thanks on thick—for The Fight, I May Destroy You, Shrill, and Love on the Spectrum specifically. Light spoilers in some spots (and possibly too much excitement in others).   The linkage:   First things first: boiled potatoes!! With seafood, in a niçoise salad, and as leftovers...which gets you halfway to fried or roasted potatoes like Julia Turshen’s Kinda Sorta Patatas Bravas or these crispy roasted potatoes with burrata.   Also, congrats to white potatoes on joining the Whole30 club. Sorry the announcement of this news didn’t feature a more flattering photo of you all.   Ok, second things second: our watch list. The Fight available for rent on various platforms, I May Destroy You on HBO Max, Shrill (Season 2 specifically) on Hulu, and Love on the Spectrum on Netflix.    Some further reading around Love on the Spectrum: a Time review by Sarah Kurchak, an article from The Cut that runs through the criticisms, and a piece from the Los Angeles Times that gets into the filming behind-the-scenes.   What else should we be watching? Tell us at @athingortwohq or 833-632-5463.    If you haven’t signed up for our Secret Menu yet, well, join us!   Give Michelle Obama’s new Spotify podcast a listen. Download the Caviar app and get $10 off your food order of $20 or more with the code ATHINGORTWO. Tune into the Everything Is Fine podcast with Tally Abecassis and Kim France. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

This month, we read The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. This the story of identical twin sisters (and their daughters) spanning the fifties through the nineties. Desiree and Stella are inseparable growing up in the fictional light-skinned Black town of Mallard, Louisiana during the fifties in the Jim Crow-era south. When they are 16, they run away together to New Orleans. From there, their lives take completely different turns. Desiree marries a dark-skinned man and returns home to raise her daughter in Mallard, while Stella goes on to pass for white - hiding her identity and past from her new family. The book follows the girls’ stories and their daughters, who eventually end up meeting via a chance encounter. We discuss colorism, the theme of running away throughout the book, our interpretations of the title, and our mixed reviews on the ending. Although this book has been in the works for 4 years, its release couldn’t be more timely, as the story has such pointed views about race and privilege. We can’t wait to hear what you think of the book! Join in the discussion on the Facebook Group.   Interviews with Brit Bennett: CBS This Morning podcast The B&N podcast   Obsessions: Beyond Yoga Bike Shorts Olaplex No. 0 Megababe Le Tush Butt Mask Brinker and Eliza Jewelry   Instagram: @zoeydeutch @glenpowell @womanshopsworld   Books: Born a Crime by Trevor Noah The Boys’ Club by Erica Katz (out Aug 4) When They Call You a Terrorist by Patrice Cullors The Wife Stalker by Liv Constantine Self Care by Leigh Stein   August Book Club: The Comeback by Ella Berman   Podcast: Everything is Fine: a podcast for women about life over 40. Hosted by former Lucky magazine founding editor Kim France and documentary filmmaker Tally Abecassis.   Join our FB group for amazing book recs & more!   Like and subscribe to RomComPods. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. Visit Grace’s blog, The Stripe. New posts daily!   Follow us on Instagram @badonpaperpodcast. Follow Grace on Instagram @graceatwood and Becca @beccamfreeman.

It’s possible you’ve been consuming content by Kim France for thirty-ish years, and we’re here to talk about all of it (including her new podcast—which, have you listened?!). Also, not to be the people who talk about our meditation experiences, but we kind of can’t shut up about this one time, ok?   The linkage:   Hit up the Sky Ting yoga classes taught by Marisa Meltzer (in NYC) that we loved.   Check out Kim France’s podcast, which she co-hosts with Tally Abecassis, called Everything Is Fine and her fashion ‘n shopping blog Girls of a Certain Age. Both are ideal for women over 40 and the over-40-curious.   How Sassy Changed My Live, which the very same Marisa Meltzer co-authored with Kara Jesella, is itself iconic at this point.   Kim goes deep on her creative partnership with Andrea Linett while running Lucky in our book Work Wife.   For a preview of the book Kim is writing, read her Medium essays about the beautiful house that didn’t make for a beautiful life and depression at the Condé Nast holiday lunch. Oh, and read her essays on vanity and dressing your age for The Cut while you’re at it.   Speaking of editors in chief, Dan Peres (of Details) just released As Needed for Pain, and this NYT story about that whole late-nineties/early-aughts magazine era is pretty juicy.   Kim shops The RealReal (join the club!), Warm, and Maria Cornejo.   Shout out to the magazine Gossamer, which is for people who also smoke weed.   Two friends we lost much too soon: David Rakoff and Jason Polan.   Bring on that menopause content. See: Darcy Steinke’s book Flash Count Diary, Party Girl, this Broad City scene, and this Fleabag one.    You wanna talk about beauty stuff? Excellent! Kim is very into Drunk Elephant, SK-II Pitera Facial Treatment Masks, Tatcha The Silk Canvas Protective Primer, and Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask. For a red lip, she’s all about Kosas in Royal, Lipstick Queen, and those Nars Velvet Matte Lipstick Pencils.    Kim’s watching Cheer, Fleabag, Killing Eve, The Crown, Victoria and reading Why We Can’t Sleep by Ada Calhoun, Ninety-Nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret, and (as always) Go Fug Yourself.   Produced by Dear Media

Tally Abecassis, the host of First Day Back, joins Mary Payne this week to discuss her documentary podcast that tells the stories of people as they get their lives back following tragic and life-changing events. Season One featured Tally’s personal journey from stay-at-home mom to her return to the world of documentary filmmaking. Seasons Two and Three follows the stories of two others from differing backgrounds dealing with their own returns to a life they’d known. The podcast documents the palpable nature of a human being wanting to succeed on their own terms. Mary Payne and Tally discuss the story plots of each season and what Season Four may hold. Podcast Recommendations: Reply All Art of Process Bodies Caliphate Longform Find Tally at: @TallyAbecassis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First Day Back returns this season with the story of Jason Weems, one of Baltimore’s biggest comedians. Jason’s life changed on May 3, 2017 when just minutes into a set, he had a severe asthma attack. It was so bad, his heart stopped. Sixteen hours later, he was barely alive, recovering in a Philadelphia hospital. This season on First Day Back, host Tally Abecassis follows Jason as he tries to come back…from death. He wants to keep doing comedy— the stage is where he’s always felt the most alive. But now it’s a place of real trauma. Can Jason Weems transform the worst thing that ever happened to him in to the event that changes his life? Listen to the trailer now and subscribe on Stitcher, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. New episodes drop every Wednesday beginning January 23, 2019.

An amazing documentary podcast coming from Tally Abecassis. Gripping stories are told in this one.

Tally Abecassis returns to TPD to talk Season 2 of the excellent "First Day Back"! We catch up with Tally with all that's happened since she last joined me in September of 2015 and go over her incredible journey with Season 2! A new partner, a new subject, a new direction! And a must listen, if I do say so myself!  Tally has really created something special with this story (as she had with S1, too!) and everyone should be tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting TPD on Patreon! And if you are considering starting your own podcast or looking for a great new home for your existing show, check out this week's show sponsor, Podbean!  Go to www.podbean.com/TPD for your first month for FREE! Links Tally Abecassis / First Day Back (Twitter) (Website)

Two men walk over a mile once a week just to give each other a high five. It's a seemingly meaningless act, but one that can take on a powerful meaning over time. We examine why they do this and check back in with one of them a year later. Editors: Rob McGinley Meyers, Tally Abecassis, and Emily Siner Music: Podington Bear and Dan Burns AKA Dop Shrah Sponsors: Yazoo Brewing Company 

Tally Abecassis shares her experience of transitioning from a focused, successful documentary filmmaker to an unanticipated, full time role  as a stay at home mom. With sensitivity and honesty, she exposes...READ MORE The post Tally Abecassis of First Day Back Podcast appeared first on That Got Me Thinking.

My guest this week is the wonderful Tally Abecassis from First Day Back.  A podcast for parents returning to the working world after having kids. A documentary style show that will leave you riveted, but with an appeal to everyone - if you're a parent, a child or you work, this will hit home for you. Tally is between her first and second seasons of her hit show and sat down with me to talk about the experience of making First Day Back, its impact on listeners, and some ideas for the future!  An absolute 'must-subscribe' as far as I'm concerned!   Links First Day Back (Twitter) (Facebook) (Website)    

This hour: first lines, first days back and every last first you can think of. Getting Back Out There by Tally Abecassis (First Day Back, 2015) First Day Back is a documentary podcast that follows filmmaker Tally Abecassis as she faces the challenges of picking up her career after an extended maternity leave. In this episode, Tally lays out her situation and makes a move to restart her filmmaking career. She talks about “freelancer math” and asks her family some big questions, getting the most surprising answer from her son. My First... [Excerpt: listen at www.thirdcoastfestival.org] by Steve Heather & Siegmar Zacharias (Soundproof [ABC RN], 2015) Your first breath, your first mistake, your first lie, your first kiss, your first job, your first death. The first time you celebrated, and the first time you regretted a first time. 'My First...' constructs a collective life biography from years 0 to 100, through memory, story, and music. The piece traces a society from the 1920's to 2015 and into... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What if you could really have it all?  What if you could design the life you want to live, with meaningful work, a wonderful marriage, and have kids, too? In this Episode Racheal and I discuss:  the debilitaing anxiety she has as a consultant that led to adrenal fatigue and panic attacks how yoga, mindfulness and personal development helped her find a new path how she learned how to make her business work for the life you want to have, and started teaching this to other mommy entrepreneurs that the greatest gift you can give others in your life is to be responsible for your own Happiness how having clearly defined boundaries is necessary in her life the importance of giving up things that don’t matter for the things that do, and that learning how to say ‘No’ is a muscle Resources What if you could really have it all? (blog post by Rachael) Racheal’s Website The Fired Up and Focused Challenge (Racheal’s FREE Challenge!) Related Mom at 41 Episodes Episode 93: The Honest Struggle of Kids and Career with Tally Abecassis from First Day Back Podcast Episode 92: Having it All is a Lie Episode 51: The Beautiful Mess Called Life and Parenting with Heather Chauvin How Can you Connect with Racheal?   Racheal’s Website Mom at 41 Facebook Page Like the Mom at 41 Facebook Page here and read my posts of Inspiration and Support each day, and from all the other Mommas in the Mom at 41 Community! I respond to every single comment, post, and message here, and would love to Connect with you! Mom at 41 Newsletter Subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter here to get Real Momma Stories of Struggle, Inspiration, and the Life Lessons Along the Way!  Plus, I’ll update you when NEW Podcast Episodes are released, and up to date information on upcoming Mom at 41 Special Events.  

Do you struggle with going back to work after having  kids?  Do you wonder how to juggle work and kids, and does any Mom really ‘do it all’? In this Episode Tally and I discuss:  why she, as a documentary filmmaker, decided to do a podcast  why podcasting is the kind of storytelling she wants to do now this notion of Moms ‘having it all’, and is it really possible? how the death of her Mom may have been a catalyst to being the possible voice of Stay at Home Moms, and why that’s still confusing for her why Society is not set up to have 2 working parents in a full capacity how Flexibility may be the solution to this Work Life Balance challenge Resources First Day Back Podcast Lean In:Women, Work and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg The Complicated Origins of  ‘Having it All’, New York Times article (Jan 2, 2015) Why Women Still Can’t Have it All, Huff Post article (June 23, 2012) Related Mom at 41 Episodes Episode 92: Having It All is a Lie Episode 71: Why Balance is a Constantly Moving Target with Tenacious Entrepreneur Mom Caroline Stewart  Episode 61: Letting Go of the Image of Being the Perfect Mom with Kelly Covert Episode 35: I Almost Had a Daughter How Can you Connect with Tally?   First Day Back Website First Day Back Facebook Page Twitter Mom at 41 Facebook Page Like the Mom at 41 Facebook Page here and read my posts of Inspiration and Support each day, and from all the other Mommas in the Mom at 41 Community! I respond to every single comment, post, and message here, and would love to Connect with you! Mom at 41 Newsletter Subscribe to the Mom at 41 Newsletter here to get Real Momma Stories of Struggle, Inspiration, and the Life Lessons Along the Way! Plus, I’ll update you when NEW Podcast Episodes are released, and up to date information on upcoming Mom at 41 Special Events.   

“I think I just have this complete 100% acceptance with my imperfections and I often say I use clothes, performatively, to express my identity.” This quote, coming from the Accidental Icon, Lyn Slater in her conversation with Tally Abecassis and Kim France of “Everything is Fine,” a podcast for women over 40. Hear more from Lyn, who, in her early 60's took on a second life as a world renown fashion icon and social media influencer. How she maneuvers the pitfalls of our youth obsessed, comparison culture. And her ability to stay visible and relevant in an industry that ages out women and trends, transitioning from one minute to the next.  Links and Show Notes:Listen to the full episode of today's clip, "How to be Iconic at Any Age," on Everything Is Fine."Follow Kim on Instagram.Follow Tally on Instagram.Follow Everything is Fine on Instagram as eifpodcast.Check out Kim and Tally's website, Everything is Fine.Follow Lyn on Instagram as Icon Accidental.Check out Lyn's website, The Accidental Icon.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share. As always, thanks for listening!