
Hosted by Sam McClellan · EN
For the modern woman doing it all—building businesses, raising babies (or fur babies), healing, growing, breaking rules, and laughing her way through the chaos.

Send us Fan MailJoin me and my bestie (and stepwife!) Hollie as we dive into our unexpected friendship journey—from ex-wife and stepmom to genuine friends. We’ll chat about Hollie’s life, the twists and turns that brought us here, and how she and Vince launched Cuban Cracker 615, a must-try Cuban food truck serving up delicious flavors. You won’t want to miss this fun, heartfelt, and maybe even a little chaotic episode!Socials: @Cubancracker615 Support the show

Send us Fan MailHey guys! Today, we’re peeling back the wrapper on Jessica, the ultimate cupcake queen. From the sweet high of being featured on the Cooking Network to the sour moments of navigating toxic relationships, Jessica gets real about her journey. Don’t miss this deliciously honest episode filled with inspiration, lessons, and laughs! Got thoughts or questions? Hit the TEXT NOW button on your streaming platform—we’d love to hear from you!Jessica’s Socials:Instagram: @prettycakes1013Tiktok: @cupcakes0402Resources: https://www.thecookery.org/https://freeheartsorg.com/https://www.nami.org/advocacy/policy-priorities/responding-to-crises/national-hotline-for-mental-health-crises-and-suicide-prevention/#:~:text=A%2024%2F7%20crisis%20hotline,273%2DTALK%20(8255). Support the show

Send us Fan MailPulling the Band-Aid off isn’t comfortable, but sometimes it’s necessary. In today’s episode, we talk about why avoiding confrontation isn’t actually peace. It’s just hitting the pause button on the inevitable. We unpack the difference between choosing calm and avoiding discomfort, how unresolved tension shows up later, and when it’s healthier to speak up even if your voice shakes. This conversation is about honesty, growth, and learning when silence protects you and when it slowly costs you. Support the show

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we talk about the habits, mindsets, and trends that look like healing but quietly keep us stuck. From constant “rest” that turns into avoidance, to cutting people off instead of setting boundaries, we unpack how coping can get mistaken for growth.We get honest about discomfort, accountability, and why real healing often feels inconvenient, unglamorous, and slow. If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the right things but not actually moving forward, this conversation is for you. Support the show