Christmas: the season of magic, memories… and occasionally labour pains. 🎅✨
In this heartfelt (and hilariously honest) episode, we unwrap our favourite Christmas memories—from wide-eyed childhood belief in Santa to the very real experience of giving birth during the holidays. We laugh, we reflect, and we get a little misty-eyed as we explore how family, gratitude, love, and sheer festive chaos shape the season we hold so close.

It’s nostalgic, meaningful, and sprinkled with just enough irreverence to remind you that Christmas isn’t perfect—but that’s exactly why it’s magical.

Holiday traditions, questionable gift choices, and the kind of family chaos you only survive with wine.

This week, we’re diving headfirst into Christmas memories — the good, the weird, and the “why did we ever think this was a good idea?” From food that should absolutely be illegal to gift-giving mishaps that still haunt us, we’re unpacking the traditions that shaped us… and the ones we’re still trying to escape.

We also get real about fostering, chosen family, and how opening your home can completely rewrite the rules of what “family” looks like. Turns out, magic doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from showing up, burning the roast, and loving whoever’s sitting at the table.

If you’re navigating holidays, nostalgia, and the art of creating new traditions (without losing your mind), this episode is for you.

🎧 Laugh, reminisce, and maybe steal a tradition or two — because after 50, we’re keeping the magic and rewriting the rules.

Join us as we spiral lovingly into the madness of holiday expectations, aging hair drama, and the deeply relatable meltdown that comes from trying to be a functional adult in December. We unpack everything from “Is my hair colour ruining my life?” to “Why are women expected to bake, wrap, host, smile, sparkle, AND stay sane?”

In this episode, we burn down outdated traditions (metaphorically… mostly), confess our seasonal guilt, and figure out how to create holidays that actually feel good—without pretending we're Martha Stewart’s long-lost nieces.

If you’re into honesty, humour, real talk about self-image, and the sacred art of giving gifts you definitely bought last minute, welcome. We’re here to make the holidays a little less perfect… and a whole lot more joyful.