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What if a prenup isn’t as “ironclad” as you think? In this episode of Girls Gone Gritty, Farley, Darian, and Jennifer tackle one of the most controversial parts of marriage: prenuptial agreements, and why they’re not always what they seem. With real stories from friends, celebrity cases, and even examples like Mark Zuckerberg and Steven Spielberg, the ladies unpack how prenups can protect, complicate, or completely change relationships.

But that’s not all. This episode also highlights Denmark’s empathy-driven education system (and why it makes them the happiest country), the hidden dangers of gel nail polish banned in Europe but not the U.S., and the iconic Parker House bar that’s home to countless summer memories. To top it off, the Got Grit Award honors Father Mychal Judge, the FDNY chaplain who gave his life serving others on 9/11.

From love and law to laughter and legacy, this conversation will leave you rethinking how we protect what matters most.

Episode Highlights:
(0:00) Intro
(0:59) Tribute to 9/11 and reaching 50k downloads
(1:48) Memories and stories at the Parker House bar
(4:47) Top 3 hot topics of the week
(5:45) Denmark’s empathy education and happiness
(7:00) Gel nail polish linked to cancer risks
(8:29) Prenups: protection, problems, and celebrity cases
(24:06) Got Grit Award: Father Mychal Judge
(25:53) Song of the week and closing reflections
(28:29) Outro

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What happens when conversations get real about life, choice, and responsibility? In this episode of Girls Gone Gritty, Farley, Darian, and Jennifer take on one of the most controversial and personal topics: abortion and reproductive rights. They share candid thoughts on what “my body, my choice” means, the role of education in preventing unintended pregnancies, and how state laws after Roe v. Wade impact families across the U.S.

The conversation doesn’t stop there. The hosts also highlight how parents can approach tough talks with their kids, stressing the importance of honesty, education, and responsibility in sexual relationships. They raise questions about fairness between men and women, responsibility in contraception, and the dangers of leaving young people unprepared.

Listeners will also hear their take on trending headlines, from robotic bees to questionable ad campaigns and AI gone too far, plus an inspiring “Got Grit” story of Kendall Cummings, a young man who wrestled a bear to save his friend. This episode challenges, informs, and ultimately reminds us of the power of conversation.

Episode Highlights:
(0:00) Intro
(1:11) Hot headlines: bees, ads, and AI
(7:43) Abortion, Roe v. Wade, and state laws
(9:45) Education, morning-after pill, and responsibility
(17:00) Gender roles and unequal burdens
(21:05) Parenting, communication, and sexual responsibility
(23:30) Why these conversations matter
(24:55) Got Grit winner: Kendall Cummings
(26:40) Song of the week: “Dreamer” by Ozzy Osbourne
(27:39) Outro

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What if the compliments you’re getting aren’t compliments at all, but subtle digs that leave you second-guessing yourself? In this episode of Girls Gone Gritty, Farley, Darian, and Jennifer take on the tricky territory of gaslighting and backhanded compliments, sharing personal stories and insights to help you spot red flags in relationships.

From the lighthearted humor of awkward “compliments” to the serious dangers of psychological manipulation, the conversation shines a light on how gaslighting shows up at work, in families, and in love. The hosts break down different types of gaslighting, from love-bombing to intimidation, and offer practical advice on strengthening your emotional intelligence (EQ) so you can trust your gut, stand your ground, and reclaim your power.

Along the way, the trio also shares their Top 3 headlines of the week, including food industry truths, new concussion technology, and the unexpected link between Ozempic and cosmetic surgery. Plus, this week’s “Got Grit” award highlights the inspiring story of Michael Ricci and his life-changing work with veterans through Operation Beachhead.

Episode Highlights:
(0:00) Intro
(1:18) Top 3 headlines – obesity, tech, Ozempic
(9:30) Gaslighting and emotional intelligence
(11:30) Backhanded compliments explained
(16:30) How manipulators push buttons
(18:50) The many forms of gaslighting
(22:30) Domestic abuse and red flags
(27:20) Got Grit Award – Michael Ricci, Operation Beachhead
(30:00) Song of the week – “Soulfight” by The Revivalists
(32:00) Outro

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