This episode starts with Chinese zodiac signs and somehow turns into a deep, wildly honest conversation about identity shifts, visibility, money, leadership, and what happens when your business outgrows people’s expectations of you. Natali, Carina, and Nicki unpack fire horse energy, reinvention years, public perception, and the uncomfortable truth that growth often brings criticism, misunderstandings, and tougher boundaries. There are laughs, cultural sidebars, spicy takes on making money, and very real reflections on what it costs to build something meaningful. It’s thoughtful, funny, and validating in all the best ways. You’ll laugh, nod aggressively, and feel less alone navigating your own next chapter.

Feeling unsure about what you actually want in a relationship after years of dating, marriage, or doing what you thought you were supposed to do? In this episode, the three of us get honest about dating in midlife, divorce and identity, and how your understanding of partnership changes after 40. We talk about choosing unavailable partners, lowering expectations, learning what makes a relationship feel safe, and why wanting to be chosen can quietly shape the wrong decisions. You’ll laugh, cringe, reflect, and feel less alone in your own relationship questions.

This episode starts with a confession about first-class flights, vacation splurges, and skincare habits, and quickly turns into a surprisingly honest conversation about money, worth, and what spending actually means at this stage of life. Natali, Carina, and Nicki talk through budgeting triggers, growing up with scarcity, privilege, ego purchases, and the quiet shift from chasing dopamine buys to choosing what truly feels good. Along the way, they debate handbags, cars, airline lounges, and why time might be the most expensive thing of all. It’s funny, reflective, and deeply relatable. You’ll laugh, cringe, and probably rethink at least one thing sitting in your cart right now.

This episode begins with a surprisingly heated debate about hot air balloons and quickly turns into a full-blown conversation about missed moments, quiet dreams, and what everyone wants to say yes to in the new year. Natali, Carina, and Nicki talk about goals they keep postponing, relationships that need fresh energy, fancy sleep nights, pickleball friendships, and how small rituals can completely change how life feels. It’s reflective without being heavy, funny without trying too hard, and full of those “oh wow, same” moments that sneak up on you. You’ll laugh, feel inspired, and maybe start planning a hot air balloon ride of your own.

This episode starts with childhood crush confessions and somehow spirals into seeing dead people, believing in Santa, and whether any of us would survive being stranded in a foreign country. Natali, Carina, and Nicki dive into dating quirks, deal breakers, finances, motherhood expectations, choosing not to have kids, and the friendships you want in your corner when life gets real. It’s equal parts nostalgic, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep, with big questions about who we thought we’d be and who we actually became. You’ll laugh, cringe, and leave wondering which friend you’d call in an emergency.

The girls are back for Part Two, and this time they are asking the big midlife question: what do you do when you have no idea what comes next. Natali, Carina, and Nicki talk through divorces that take forever, businesses that are shifting, kids who keep leaving and coming back, and what it means to build a “bigger life” when you are not even sure where you want to live. They get into loneliness, friendship, rings on fingers, journaling, karmic lessons, and that weird mix of wanting freedom and still craving a home base. It is honest, funny, and uncomfortably relatable at times, and you will walk away feeling a little less alone in your own in-between season.

This week, the women get real about major life changes—divorce, empty nests, business pivots—and what it means to start over in midlife. From Natali’s brave step into a new chapter to Carina’s “I own a university” moment and Nicki’s lessons in money, marriage, and the messy middle, no topic is off-limits. They even manage to turn a psychologist’s “F*** First Rule” into serious (and seriously funny) relationship advice.

It’s honest, heartfelt, and hilarious — you’ll laugh, nod, and feel a little braver about your own transitions.

Somewhere between biscuits, rainstorms, and questionable GPS directions, the girls ask the big question: what is this podcast even about? From midlife transitions and business pivots to what happens when your “professional self” meets your “real self,” they get candid about why they started recording—and what might happen if their actual audiences ever find it. It’s funny, honest, and a little too real for comfort (in the best way).

You’ll laugh, nod, and maybe even wonder what would happen if you hit record on your own life.