Reunited and it feels… a little chaotic. In this catch-up episode, the girls spill on recent trips (Albania, London, Boston, Salem), a spontaneous Beverly Hills Hotel detour, why Albania is gorgeous but the Riviera menus need work, and how Salem’s history tours and Hocus Pocus houses live up to the hype. We talk Harvard, Fenway nostalgia, and the Rise Lantern Festival with John Mayer—plus Halloween plans, group costumes, a girls’ night at the Poodle Room, and a very viral Jon Hamm paparazzi photo during “Tea Time.”

What we get into

Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro, London, Borough Market

Food highs/lows across the Balkans

Boston vs. New York, Harvard campus, Fenway memories

Salem witch-trial history, historic homes, spooky season must-dos

Rise Lantern Festival: intentions, music, and the feels

Paul McCartney weekend; John Mayer set

Halloween game plan, group costume chaos, party bus strategy

Girls’ trip planning: Savannah now, Napa soon

“Tea Time”: the Jon Hamm photo the internet can’t stop discussing

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Brittney and Kelly put co-host Bri in the hot seat to unpack how she built Girls Night Out Getaways—the concierge-style planner behind unforgettable girls’ trips in Las Vegas and Nashville. From karaoke warmups and live-band nights to pre-paid prix fixe dinners, limos, club entries, and “no surprise” bills, Bri breaks down exactly how her team makes bachelorettes and birthdays effortless (and budgetable).

What we cover

Karaoke, live band nights, and the Smelly Cat vendor preview

How Girls Night Out Getaways works (pre-paid, tax/tip included, 24/7 text support, $0 planning fee)

Building prix fixe menus with restaurants and timing big groups

Favorite LV combos: Beauty & Essex → Chandelier Bar → Marquee at Cosmopolitan

Pinky Ring vs. “mega-club” energy; smart arrival times for XS/excess

The “Bougie Bitch” weekend package at The Palms (hotel + cabana + dinner + nightlife + limos)

Origin story: PR/marketing roots, Thunder From Down Under group sales, early SEO

Nightclub realities (guest lists, profiling) and why Bri pre-negotiates flat per-person pricing

Social media that actually drives bookings (TikTok tips, 95% business/5% personal)

Wildest Vegas story (wheelchairs were involved)

Expansion to Nashville now; future targets: Napa and Scottsdale

Quick-hit advice for entrepreneurs and brides (“Do what you want—don’t people-please”)

Lightning round: pool party or rooftop dinner, must-do photo ops, playlist hype, and more

About Girls Night Out Getaways

Concierge-style trip planning for bachelorettes, birthdays, and girls’ weekends in Las Vegas and Nashville. You pay up front, tax + tip included, and just show up—reservations, menus, limos, clubs, and shows are handled.

Call/Text: (702) 701-7778

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Meet Kelly Stone, founder of Kelly Stone Interiors. Brittney and Bri go deep on how Kelly went from Pilates instructor and mom of twins to a luxury interior designer running multi-million-dollar projects, a warehouse, and a creative team—plus the real work behind “Pinterest-perfect” homes. We cover starting from zero, finding first clients, pricing (flat fee vs hourly), scaling a studio, working with athletes/celebs, social media that actually converts, and 2025 design trends (hello, color-drenched rooms + wallpaper).

Why Listen

• Step-by-step: how to break into interior design (without a design degree)
• The exact early moves: free projects → referrals → first paid package
• What budgets really cover (and how Kelly designs “the dream,” then value-engineers it)
• Building a team, running warehouses, avoiding vendor disasters
• Trend talk: moody palettes, marble, statement lighting, and the death of “millennial gray”
• Client chemistry, saying no, and staying creative across 10–12 concurrent projects

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• Kelly: IG/TikTok @kellystone • kellystoneinteriors.com
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