An episode centered around vulnerability and compassion that I was almost too embarrassed to share. I had (and maybe am still having?) an identity crisis. What happens after you've been stripped of everything you've known? University of Washington Hall of Famer Mario Bailey went into hiding for 10 years after his playing career ended. Think about that...an entire decade! If you're struggling with who you are now, this episode will make you feel seen, heard, and understood.

"You can't say 'yes' to everything but I really try to stay away from 'no' because it's so negative. And 'yes' is so fun!" Seattle Seahawks legend Lofa Tatupu joins the show and shares why he joined The Master Plan TV (and how he got Ellen involved, too!), why TGIFriday's hits better in Germany, and learns why it can be good to not think before you speak.

The long-awaited new season of The Ellen Tailor Show is here. A perfectly imperfect return after an unexpectedly long absence. Let's catch up and set the stage for what's to come.

The season finale of The Ellen Tailor Show covers timing. In some cases, we need to be patient because timing is everything. In others, timing only proves what's not meant for you. In the episode a peek at where we've been and where we're going. Also how YOU can help us honor Charlie's birthday by helping other animals in need.

You do all of the things to make yourself a better person. You read the books, go to therapy, blah, blah, blah. But how do you know it's working? After over a year of working on me (and wondering if any of it was actually helping) I found myself in a situation where I had to put my new skills to the test. In this week's episode, I'm encouraging you to not only have uncomfortable conversations with friends and also proving that it's necessary AND healthy!

About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing.

Welp. After 2+ years it finally got me. The Ellen Tailor Show is back after an unexpected week off and we're talking about my personal experience with the dreaded you-know-what. Also why we need to start giving our friends the credit they deserve. I'm even tossing in a few of your "Ask Me Anything" questions including why I don't use my legal last name and who of my old coworkers I still keep in touch with.

About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing.

Obviously companies are allowed to make a change. And obviously they can handle that change however the see fit. But what's not-so-obvious is that YOU have the choice on how to handle being mistreated. In this episode, a true story about how despite being wronged and humiliated, taking the high road is always the right choice (even though it's the furthest thing from easy.)

About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing.

You're faced with a dilemma. Stay at a job that knowingly takes advantage of you OR risk it all by breaching your contract for the chance at something more. What the world saw was a young professional working hard to make her dreams come true. What really happened was a lot more nuanced. The uncensored, true story, of what exactly had to happened that led Ellen Tailor from Grand Rapids, MI, to Seattle, WA.

About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing.