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Whether you're a Wedding Crasher or a Galaxy Defender, this Podcast brings the two worlds of Busted and McFly together to dive into the songs, stories, and secrets behind the music — from chart-topping hits to deep cuts that deserve more love. Whether you've been a fan since the 00's or a newbie, join us, two 30 something mums, who have grown up alongside both bands, for nostalgia and laughs galore. Galaxy Crashers, stay here forever, we'll meet you there.💫🎶 Please note all discussions are opinions only and must not be taken as true fact.

A real life 30 something navigating the messiness of motherhood, health, and life. Tune in for stories, tips, and tricks for growth while not losing your shit along the way.

Welcome to Wedded: The Wedding Planner Podcast. We are Tracy Taylor Ward and Shannon Leahy, wedding planners with a love for event design who work with clients all over the world. Tracy’s company, Tracy Taylor Ward Design, is based in NY and FL, and Shannon’s company, Shannon Leahy Events, is located in CA and MD. After a combined 20 years in the events industry, we’ve “wedded” our expertise to share with you everything we know about weddings and how to run a successful luxury event planning company. Whether you’re a wedding planner looking to elevate your client’s experience, or...

Millennial Mess Hall is the chaotic, hilarious roundtable where nostalgia meets hot takes and randomness rules the menu. Each episode, our millennial hosts roll a custom topic dice to decide what they'll chew on—anything from 2000s pop culture to adulting fails, internet trends, or even true crime. With special guests joining the feast, no two episodes are ever the same. Come for the banter, stay for the mess.

Fun, family, friends, Faith…this is who we are, we are the Rushings. Come join us as we laugh together and talk about life…the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In September of 2020, while on vacation, Shannon Taylor had a seizure. She was diagnosed with a large non-cancerous brain tumor on her brain stem that night. She spent the next two months awaiting a particularly invasive craniotomy. The tumor was rare, the surgical approach was rare, and the complications were rare. Sucks About Your Brain Tumor tells the story of Shannon’s healing through raw journal entries that update what each month (or so) were like from the medical standpoint.