In this episode, Evonne and Samantha talk about MS, progressive vision loss, sobriety, motherhood, adaptive sports, and what it takes to keep going when life looks nothing like the plan you had for yourself. Samantha shares what it is like to compete while sometimes losing nearly all of her remaining vision, why accessibility still has a long way to go, and how she learned to navigate the emotional lows without letting them define her.

In this episode, Evonne and Michaela talk about entrepreneurship, motherhood, confidence, friendship, reinvention, and what it really looks like to keep starting new chapters before you have everything figured out. Michaela shares why being scared can actually be a good sign, why perfection keeps so many women stuck, and why sometimes you just have to start before you feel completely ready.

Three women. Three different breast cancer journeys. Stef, Nancy, and Angel each heard the words “you have breast cancer,” but their diagnoses, treatments, recoveries, and emotional experiences looked completely different. In this episode, they sit down with Evonne to share what actually happens after those words change your life.

In this episode, Evonne and Addison talk about leaving the safety of corporate America, surviving the exhausting early days of entrepreneurship, dealing with doubt and naysayers, building confidence, listening to your customers, and learning to keep going even when the path makes no sense to anyone else. Addison also opens up about the sacrifices it took to grow the business and how entrepreneurship completely changed her as a person.

In this episode, Evonne and Bethany talk about grief, motherhood, raising kids through loss, accepting help, and what it actually looks like to rebuild a life when everything familiar is gone. Bethany also shares why healthy grieving mattered so much to her, especially because she wanted her children to see that grief is something you process, not something you bury.

In this episode, Evonne and Holly talk about organ donation, caregiving, divorce, faith, trauma, motherhood, and what happens when you spend so long taking care of everyone else that you lose yourself in the process.

Jenn Drummond was a mom of seven doing everything she thought she was supposed to do, while quietly putting herself last. Then a near-fatal car crash changed everything. After surviving an accident she was told she should not have survived, Jenn began questioning the life she was living, the dreams she kept postponing, and why other people’s opinions mattered more than her own.

In this episode, Evonne sits down with licensed clinical social worker Alice Sounthala to talk about perfectionism, people-pleasing, anxiety, self-worth, and the stories we create in our own heads.

In this episode, Evonne and Jennifer talk about starting a business later in life, trusting your instincts, standing out instead of fitting in, building loyal customers, motherhood and entrepreneurship, and why collaboration beats competition.