• E68: True Crime and Manifestation: What you feed your mind matters.
    May 19 2026

    What are you feeding your mind… every single day?

    In this episode, we dive into a surprising moment while building our I AM: JOURNEY program—when we asked our ambassadors to share their favorite personal growth content… and got almost nothing back. No judgment, just a realization: most people aren’t intentionally putting growth, mindset, or positivity into their daily lives.

    We open up about our own journeys—Caley’s 15+ years in personal development and Megan just stepping into it—and break down the stigma that working on yourself means something is “wrong.” It doesn’t.

    Then we go there: true crime. As the #1 podcast genre, it raises an honest question—are we unintentionally training our minds to look for fear, danger, and worst-case scenarios?

    This episode isn’t about judgment—it’s about awareness, choice, and learning to shift what you consume so you can start creating more joy, peace, and possibility in your life.

    #PodcastLife #MindsetShift#PersonalGrowthJourney #ManifestationMindset #MomLifeUnfiltered

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    41 mins
  • E67: What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up? Is a Lifelong Question
    May 12 2026

    What do you want to be when you grow up?

    Turns out… it’s a lifelong question.

    In this episode, we share the many jobs we’ve had over the years — from minimum-wage beginnings to careers we never planned, pivots we didn’t see coming, and passions that evolved with every season of life.

    Cal walks through her “short” list of 12 different job jobs and how stepping into entrepreneurship in 2003 changed everything.

    Mags breaks down her 24+ jobs (including a legendary one-day stint at Comfort Dental 😅) and why she was never afraid to leave a role that didn’t feel right.

    We talk about why career paths don’t have to be linear, why you don’t have to pick one thing forever, and how pursuing what lights you up — even as a hobby — matters for you and the kids watching you grow.

    #LifelongLearning

    #CareerJourney

    #ItsNeverTooLate

    #WomenSupportingWomen

    #MatureishMommas


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    43 mins
  • E66: Live Life Like You Rang the Bell: Perspective, Cancer, and Choosing Joy
    May 5 2026

    In this episode, Cal and Megs dive headfirst into a raw, perspective-shifting truth: both Cal and her son, Whitten John 💪🏼, have personally faced cancer—and both had the moment of ringing the bell. They share what that experience was really like, why the bell matters, and what it does to your soul when you’re forced to confront your own mortality far earlier than expected.

    When you come that close to serious adversity, it changes the way you move through the world. Small stuff stops feeling so big. Anger feels optional. Ego loses its grip. Cal shares a moment with an angry stranger in traffic and how choosing peace over reaction has become second nature after everything she’s lived through.

    The conversation opens up into a bigger question: how do we choose to live? Would you rather have a short life filled with joy or a long one ruled by frustration and resentment? We also explore how energy is contagious, why boundaries matter, and how people who “live like they rang the bell” tend to light up every room they enter.

    And finally… why do we only ring bells for cancer? Shouldn’t we be honoring every hard chapter we survive?

    This one will stay with you.


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    40 mins
  • E65: Perimenopause or Mold Toxicity??
    Apr 28 2026

    In this episode, we sit down with our guest Dawn to talk about something most people don’t even realize could be impacting their health: mold toxicity.

    Dawn is a former health and fitness coach who did everything right. She ate well. She moved her body. She took care of herself. And yet—things slowly started falling apart. Aches and pains in her ankles. Disrupted sleep. Weight creeping up. Constant exhaustion. When she went to her primary care provider, the answer was simple and dismissive: you’re just getting older.

    But Dawn couldn’t accept that this was just her new normal.

    What followed was a long, frustrating journey through holistic approaches, alternative practitioners, and deeper testing—until she finally uncovered the real root cause: mold toxicity. In this conversation, we break down what mold toxicity actually is, how common it may be, the symptoms that often get overlooked or misdiagnosed, and what Dawn has done to begin healing.

    More than two and a half years later, she’s still navigating the long-term effects—and redefining what “normal” looks like for her now. There’s so much to unpack that we intentionally leave this conversation open, because we know it’s going to spark questions… and we’re just getting started.

    #MoldToxicity

    #HiddenIllness

    #WomensHealth

    #HealingJourney

    #HealthAdvocacy

    #MatureishMommas

    #MomPerspective


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    46 mins
  • E64: Grace Over Anger: Navigating the End of a Relationship with Self-Growth and Forgiveness
    Apr 21 2026

    Some conversations are tender, honest, and necessary—and this one is all three. In this episode, Megs opens up about a relationship that recently came to an emotional and painful end. It was complicated, rocky, and full of moments that tested her—but when things finally blew up, something surprising happened.


    Instead of reacting with anger, retaliation, or chaos like she might have in the past, Megs chose a different path. She shares how the last couple of years of intentional inner work—mindset shifts, spirituality, prayer, meditation, and even getting back into the gym—helped her move through devastation with more grace than she ever thought possible.


    We talk about how hard change is, why endings hurt even when they’re necessary, and how being faced with someone else’s hurtful behavior can force you to look inward. This episode is raw, emotional, and deeply encouraging for any woman navigating the end of a relationship—or the beginning of her own healing.


    #MatureishMommas

    #HealingJourney

    #ChoosingPeace

    #WomenSupportingWomen

    #GrowthOverAnger

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    40 mins
  • E63: Let Them Fall (A Little): Risk, Confidence, and Raising Capable Kids in an Anxious World
    Apr 14 2026

    We start this episode with a simple moment: Cal's seven-year-old going roller skating—and how wildly different it looks than it did 30 years ago. Today, nearly every kid is gripping a PVC guard rail meant to protect them… but is it actually slowing down their ability to learn?


    From there, we dive into a bigger conversation inspired by The Anxious Generation: how overprotection, over-nurturing, and fear-based parenting may be keeping our kids from developing confidence, spatial awareness, and resilience. We talk about the importance of appropriate risk—letting kids fall, fail, get a few bumps and bruises, and figure things out.


    From walking curbs independently to making ramen on their own, we explore how calculated risk builds capable, confident humans. Yes, the world is different now—but there’s still room to let our kids experience it. This episode is an invitation for moms to loosen the grip just enough to help their kids grow stronger.


    #LetThemFall

    #RaisingConfidentKids

    #IndependentKids

    #ResilientKids

    #ConfidentParenting

    #RiskAndResilience

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    36 mins
  • E62: An Invitation to the Mat - Finding Connection, Healing, and Strength Through Yoga Featuring Lydia
    Apr 7 2026

    This week the mommas welcome a special guest - yoga instructor Lydia, who has been holding space on the mat for over seven years.

    Lydia shares her journey into yoga, which began during a season of feeling completely lost, yet deeply moved by the beauty and confidence she witnessed in her very first class.

    That spark led her to years of practice, earning her certification while raising two young kids, and eventually stepping into her role as a teacher.

    We talk about what yoga truly means - connection. Connection to your body, your breath, and yourself in the quiet moments we so often avoid. Lydia opens up about the challenge many people face in slowing down, whether in a flowing Vinyasa class or stillness-based practices like meditation.

    We also touch on the chakra system, emotional release (yes, the hips), and why tears in class can actually be the highest compliment a teacher receives.

    This episode isn’t about what you should do—it’s an open invitation to explore what yoga could offer you.


    #MatureishMommas #YogaJourney #FindingConnection #HoldingSpace #MindBodySoul


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    50 mins
  • E61: 5 Spring Cleaning Your Space (and Your Emotional Baggage)
    Mar 31 2026

    What if “spring cleaning” had nothing to do with the season—and everything to do with your peace? In this episode, the mamas dive headfirst into cleaning, clearing, and purging the stuff that’s quietly weighing you down… not just physically, but emotionally too.


    Megs kicks things off in her bathroom, confronting years of impulsive (and well-loved) aesthetician purchases, while Cal shares her methodical approach—starting in one corner and pushing the chaos through the house until it’s gone for good. Different styles, same mission: don’t hold onto things that no longer serve a real purpose.


    Along the way, we reference 🌻 The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, talk about what it actually means for something to “bring you joy,” and explore how letting go can strengthen community—whether that’s gifting, reselling, garage sales, or simply passing things along to someone who needs them more.


    This episode is equal parts funny, motivating, and freeing—and might just inspire you to open a drawer you’ve been avoiding. When you create physical space, you release emotional weight… and make room for what’s next.


    #MatureishMommas

    #ClearTheClutter

    #LetThatShitGo

    #MomLifeUnfiltered

    #EmotionalDeclutter

    #CommunityOverStuff


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    37 mins