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After a 90-day hiatus, we’re back — and life has been lifing!

In this episode, we catch you up on real life: Tamara shares what it’s been like having her oldest back home and navigating his next steps with Job Corp, plus a situation with her kids’ dad that tested her boundaries in real time. Bekah opens up about coming back to Texas for her birthday, trying to balance family time without overextending herself, and what it looks like to trust God while waiting for clarity on what’s next.

This episode is about adjusting when life shifts, standing firm in your boundaries, and giving yourself grace in seasons that don’t go as planned.

We’re talking it all out loud — like always.

Reminder:

Sometimes growth looks like stepping back.
Sometimes healing looks like saying no.
And sometimes obedience looks like waiting.

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In this episode, we get real about dating after divorce — the red flags we ignored, the lessons we keep relearning, and why some situationships just won’t die. We talk about the cycle of backtracking, the emotional receipts we’re holding, and how to finally stop entertaining men who’ve already shown us who they are. No judgment. Just truth, laughter, and a little tough love.

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In this episode, we unpack what the holidays really revealed — from the unspoken family dynamics to the boundaries we didn’t know we needed until it was too late. We talk traditions we’ve kept, the ones we’ve left behind, and how we're showing up differently in this new season of life.

Because once the decorations come down, what’s left behind can say a lot about where you are — and who you’re becoming. Let’s talk about that part.

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We’re talking vision boards, childhood chores, and what we say when we’re feeling a little under the weather, but not the S word.

We also crack open Unpack That: Therapy in a Box and answer a few unfiltered questions that brought laughs and lightbulb moments; giving Fisher Girl energy.

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This one’s a heart check. We talk about the power of releasing what no longer serves you — expectations, relationships, and the weight of what people should have been. Tamara shares the meaning behind her release letter and the emotional difference between physical hurt and the scars that come from words, gaslighting, and betrayal.

We open up about being cheated on (and cheated with), accepting crumbs while serving full-course love, and how easy it is to lose yourself trying to be enough. But here’s the truth: you were never asking for too much — you were just asking the wrong person.

Let’s talk out loud about letting go, healing forward, and choosing yourself — fully.

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In this episode, we share our focus words for 2026 and why intention isn’t just a cute journal prompt — it’s a practice. We talk about how we’re bringing more purpose into both our personal lives and workplaces, especially in environments that lack proper training or support. From using our own tools and systems to keep things flowing, to creating processes that help us breathe easier — this is about doing better, not just doing more.

Your word for the year matters — but how you live it out loud matters even more.

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In this episode, we talk about not feeling seen, over-performing while enabling coworkers, and why it’s okay not to be okay. From emotional regulation in professional spaces to setting boundaries that put your kids before your job — this is for anyone who’s ever held it together on the outside while falling apart inside.
We also break down the difference between girl talk and real coaching/therapy, and why knowing who you can talk out loud with matters.

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In this episode, we talk about how we met our exes, why Tamara got married, and the moment our parents found out she'd lost her virginity. We also open up about growing up as the only Black girls in a mostly white Christian school…and the reality of being teased, not by strangers, but by our own community. This conversation is layered but full of truth and laughter.

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