Brigid and Elizabeth are discussing the finer points of home offices(and work spaces in general)now that it’s back to school season (read: time to shop for school supplies!) and so many people are still working from home. They’re sharing all sorts of hot tips (and trickles, natch) for keeping organized, setting up a home office that actually makes you look good on those Zoom calls, and the merits of allowing your home to evolve to meet your current needs. There’s possibly also some TMI and some reminiscing about Mr. Sketch. Whether you’ve got a need to print all the papers or you’re decidedly digital, it’s important to be sure that your work space reflects who you are and what you need to be successful. Even if you do take your Zoom calls in a blazer and sweatpants. Business on top, party on the bottom... Listen in for some hot takes, life lessons, and learn how to make your home office work for you!

We’ve all been there ... friends are stopping by for a quick drink or snack and you’re 100% not ready to host a shin dig. So, what do you do? Naturally, Brigid and Elizabeth are turning to Jason for his best tips and tricks to get you ready for a Party in a Flash! (For more of Jason’s expertise, listen to his past episodes on Grilling, Brunch, Bar Carts, Household Supplies, and Laundry!) Mr. Particular himself is also known as Mr. Entertainment and Mr. Jack of all Trades, for sure! (He’s available to rent for your cocktail parties, natch!) Join in as the crew chats through how to quickly get your house ready for guests (there may or may not be talk of gathering up all the random stuff that’s out into a laundry basket and shoving it into your car...), the merits of guest - only prop soap and hand towels, and a variety of yummy, easy to make and keep on hand snacks to serve your last - minute, but totally welcome, guests! (Note: this is where breadsticks, the underdog of snacks, come into play!)

It’s the episode you’ve been waiting for! Join Brigid and Elizabeth as they discuss all things ...Cousin Camp! Who knew that camping in your own backyard could be your favorite family/social event of the year? Clearly, Brigid did. For the past few years, Brigid and her husband have hosted all nine cousins, aged three to 16 in the backyard for Cousin Camp,complete with camping in the backyard, s’mores, and camp activities. Brigid swears she keeps it simplistic, though her version includes labels for ants on a log, bandana and burlap décor and even some infrastructure in the form of an outdoor movie screen. Whether you’re just dipping your toe into the notion of camping as fun, or you’re ready to pack up and pitch a tent with your crew, listen in for Brigid and Elizabeth’s (read: mostly Brigid’s) tips and tricks for a summer night to remember.