This week on The Blonde Hour, I’m giving you all the life updates first—because YES, your girl saw not one but twomovies (The Accountant 2 and Warfare) and honestly? Both slapped. I also hit up a neighborhood garage sale and walked away a changed woman (and maybe with someone’s old picture frame, don’t judge). Work has been amazing, the vibes are vibing, and for once—I’ve got nothing to complain about. We love a peaceful queen era.

Then we dive into The Blonde Report, your six-stop rollercoaster of wild news, unexpected inspiration, and random facts you didn’t know you needed:

• Body & Brain: A paralyzed man is literally typing with his thoughts thanks to Neuralink. We’re officially in sci-fi territory and my brain hurts just thinking about it (pun intended).
• Latest Tea: Selena Gomez went to prom. At a mall. In 2025. With a limo, cheesy photos and Benny Blanco. It’s giving teen movie realness, and I’m so here for it.
• Our Planet: Scientists discovered a completely new color called “olo.” A blue-green you've never seen, can't describe, and now desperately want in nail polish.
• Near & Dear: Darren Awol was told he’d never walk again after being shot—but now, he’s taking on the London Marathon. With elbow crutches, a wheelchair, and pure determination, he’s redefining resilience. Grab tissues.
• Duh Sports: The NFL Draft wasn’t just picks and plays—it was dads crying, surprise proposals, and heartfelt moments that tackled our emotions harder than any linebacker.
• Extra Dose: Rockalina, a 50-year-old box turtle, was just returned to the wild after decades as a pet—and her little turtle toes finally touched grass. We love a soft, slow girl era.

This whole episode is a reminder that no matter where you’re at, or how weird life feels—don’t give up. Not on yourself, not on others, not even on that garage sale lamp you think might be haunted. Keep showing up. Keep turning the page. You’ve got this.

XOXO MOLLS

Life’s been lifing, and I’ve got stories. My sister was in town which always means things get loud and hilarious. I finally conquered my fear and hopped on the RZR, checked out a local art show, and went to see Sinners with Michael B. Jordan—which, spoiler alert, was actually amazing.

Then we jump into The Blonde Report—aka the segment where I break down the news in a way that won’t put you to sleep. From robots running marathons in Beijing, to Jalen Hurts saying “I do,” to womb transplant miracles, space discoveries, Ryan Gosling going intergalactic, and remembering Pope Francis—this episode covers it all.

If you like your news with a side of laughs and absolutely no pressure to pronounce hard words, this one’s for you.

XOXO MOLLS

This week on The Blonde Hour, I share some quick life updates—I survived a scary movie, started a new job position, and got perfectly crispy at the pool. Then I break down the BLONDE Report: from how scrolling affects your brain to a historic all-women spaceflight, Rory McIlroy’s emotional Masters win, and his daughter’s viral Par 3 moment. We also talk about Kia cleaning up the ocean, and a janitor’s sweet act of kindness for a little girl. It’s news, it’s heart, it’s chaos—in the best way.

XOXO MOLLS

ARTICLES FROM THIS EPISODE:

Here's how to retrain your brain to crave movement more than screen time

Blue Origin flight live updates: Crew safely lands on Earth, shares reactions

Lauren Sánchez, Katy Perry, Gayle King, and Their Historic All-Women Space Flight Lands Safely

Cleaner water: Kia and The Ocean Cleanup partner to green the planet

Dad’s experience with his daughter in a public bathroom goes viral: ‘No such thing as a small gesture’

See Rory McIlroy’s 4-year-old daughter sink impressive putt at Masters contest

Rory McIlroy wins the Masters, becoming the 6th golfer to achieve a career Grand Slam

This week on The Blonde Hour, we’re starting off with some chaotic life updates—like the unexpected gnat invasion in my house (spoiler: it was the plant I’ve had forever… she’s been healed, don’t worry). I also soaked up some sun this weekend and got my first official burn of the summer—classic blonde move—but hey, at least my face had SPF!

Then we dive into something even bigger: a BIG change for the podcast. I’m turning The Blonde Hour into your weekly dose of positivity. In a world full of negativity, I want this space to feel like sunshine in your earbuds. I want to be that bright moment in your dark week, your reminder that there’s still good, light, and laughter out there.

I’m so excited (and so serious) about this shift. My heart is soooo in this, and I hope you leave this episode feeling a little lighter, brighter, and, of course, blonder.

ARTICLES FROM THIS WEEK:

Mexico Bans Junk Food Sales in Schools to Curb Child Obesity

Jack Black surprises Tanner from 'Love On The Spectrum' in heartwarming moment

Dire wolf de-extinction: Colossal Biosciences says it has resurrected an extinct animal for the first time

Widower finds purpose in making earrings. At 95, he’s given away 10,000 pairs.

Florida Gators forward Thomas Haugh on dramatic win over Houston

Big changes are happening! I’m starting a new job, and I truly feel like this is the right move for me. Plus, KJ and I have decided to put a pause on moving—for now. Instead, we’re making our apartment feel more like home with some much-needed redecorating. Oh, and if you haven’t already, go watch Survivor with Eva and Joe ASAP.

Then, we’re diving into something that’s been on my mind lately: unsent letters. You know those letters you write but never send? I started thinking about them after rewatching Someone Great (because why does that breakup letter scene hit so hard?!). Writing something out can be so healing, even if no one ever reads it. So, I went down a Reddit rabbit hole, and let me tell you—these unsent letters are WILD. Some will break your heart, some will make you laugh, and some will just make you think. Grab some tissues, press play, and maybe grab a pen—you might be inspired to write one of your own.

XOXO MOLLS

This week, I’m kicking things off with a little life update—talking about my blood work results, a big update on my sinuses, and everything in between. Then, we’re diving into the never-ending struggle between hustle culture and the soft life.

Why does it feel like no matter what we do, we’re never enough? Social media tells us to romanticize life, but it also tells us to grind harder. Influencers preach the soft life, but behind the scenes, they’re working nonstop. Meanwhile, those of us with 9-5 jobs are left feeling like we’re failing at both.

In this episode, I’m getting real about the pressure to hustle, the jealousy that comes with watching influencers “live the dream,” and why so many of us feel stuck in the middle. Can we actually find balance? Or is it all just a scam? Let’s talk about it.

Growing up with sisters is a rollercoaster—one minute you’re stealing each other’s clothes, the next you’re screaming over who got the bigger slice of cake. In this episode, I sit down with my two older sisters, Kess and Mikay, to reminisce on all the hilarious, chaotic, and emotional moments that shaped us. We break down what it was like being the responsible oldest, the overlooked middle child, and the (very much not forgotten) youngest. We laugh until we cry, get a little sentimental, and talk about how, despite the fights and the drama, we wouldn’t trade our sisterhood for anything.

Now that we’re older, we’re not just siblings—we’re best friends. And honestly? I hit the jackpot with these two. Get ready for all the love, nostalgia, and unfiltered sister stories in this episode!

XOXO MOLLS

I finally sat down with my brother-in-law, Josh—yes, the one I haven’t always seen eye to eye with, but don’t worry, we faked it for the podcast. JUST KIDDING. In this episode, we dive into how Josh and my sister, Kess, met in high school and ended up getting married. We also talk about Josh’s career as a realtor, his passion for helping people find the right home, and his goals for the future.

If you have any questions about buying, selling, or renting—even if you’re already working with someone else—Josh is always willing to help. He genuinely wants the best for the housing community, and his advice is solid (for once).

Big thanks to Josh for coming on the podcast this week! Definitely not a permanent co-host… but I can’t promise he won’t be back.