Welcome back to Chalkboard Confessions… where today, Erika is not only stressed… she is hydrated… but not with water.

Yes, today’s episode is very special because Erika is about to take a French quiz… and instead of studying, she chose… to drink. Bold strategy. Très courageux.

So if her answers are wrong, we blame the pressure.
If her answers are right… we credit the alcohol.

Of course, we’ll also dive into fashion—because some brands? We said what we said… we are NEVER buying from them. Ever. No return, no exchange.

And Caroline will share her current podcast obsession—because between chaos, kids, and questionable decisions… we still make time for culture.

So grab your drink—preferably after the quiz—and let’s get into it. No permission slip required.”

In this episode of Chalkboard Confessions, we’re diving deep into some serious reality TV drama.
Maybe you’ve been living under a rock… or maybe you’re just a very responsible mom with an actual life (respect 🙃).

Don’t worry — we’ve got you covered. We’re breaking it all down: the chaos, the tea, the “did-they-really-just-do-that?!” moments… all of it.

So sit back, relax, and let us do the messy research for you.

This episode of Chalkboard Confessions is a long-overdue update… because, yes, we disappeared—but for very valid mom life reasons. Between the chaos, the schedules, the kids, and everything in between, life has been doing the most.

And plot twist: Erika is now officially a CEO 💅 (we’ll let her explain… or try to).

We’re catching you up on everything—where we’ve been, what’s been happening behind the scenes, and why sometimes survival mode wins over podcasting.

It’s messy, it’s real, it’s very us.
No permission slip required.

In this episode of Chalkboard Confessions, of course we’re talking about love—because it’s February and apparently we’re romantic now. But going deep wasn’t exactly easy… mostly because of what Caroline was drinking. Let’s just say the emotional depth depended heavily on the refill level.
Between questionable life choices in a glass and a Wi-Fi connection that clearly didn’t support love, vulnerability, or podcasts, this episode became a true test of patience, technology, and sobriety.
It’s chaotic, it’s unfocused, it’s slightly romantic… but mostly it’s two moms doing their best—with bad Wi-Fi and worse decision-making. Love was the plan. Survival was the outcome.

Tonight we are finally recording again! Yes, it’s been a while… no dramatic reason, just real life: busy moms, sick kids, packed schedules, and honestly, some days we just wanted to hibernate and disappear under a cozy blanket. But we’re back, we survived, and we have a LOT to catch up on!

Welcome back to Chalkboard Confessions… and today is a BIG day because we are officially ONE year old 🎉
One year of real talk, mom chaos, laughter, WiFi issues, oversharing, and absolutely no permission slips required.
We seriously cannot believe we’re here, and we are so grateful for every single one of you who listens, supports, and laughs with us.
So today’s episode? It’s a little celebration, a little reflection, and a whole lot of us. Let’s get into it.”

In this episode of Chalkboard Confessions, Caroline gives us the latest updates from her brand-new puppy area — and spoiler alert: Snoopy is officially ready for Fashion Week. 🐶✨

The WiFi is absolutely not on our side today (it might actually be our third co-host at this point), but nothing can stop us. Of course, we dive into Thanksgiving chaos, Black Friday madness, and all the deals we think we need.

And as always, we’re so incredibly thankful for your support, your messages, and the love you show our little show every week. 💛🦃🛍️

This episode of Chalkboard Confessions is a little bit chaotic—but that’s real mom life for you! Between an unexpected guest and Caroline being slightly distracted (for a very good reason), we still managed to hit record. Because honestly, there’s no way we could skip the biggest event of the year!

It’s a short one, packed with laughter, real stories, and all the beautiful mess that makes us… us.