Join us as we explore astrology and how our zodiac signs (Libra and Gemini) illuminate their personalities, behaviors, and challenges in surprisingly accurate ways.

• October Libra traits include being charming, romantic, diplomatic, and having an eye for aesthetics, along with challenges like people-pleasing and avoiding conflict
• May Gemini characteristics reveal duality, adaptability, and quick-wittedness, with tendencies toward inconsistency and overthinking
• Understanding zodiac traits can help identify patterns in how we approach relationships, parenting, and personal growth
• ChatGPT provides insightful affirmations for each sign that speak to their core struggles and needs
• We both discover how our creative expressions align with our zodiac traits, from writing and home design to music and artistic outlets
• Goal-setting approaches differ by sign - Libras fear failure while Geminis struggle with getting started
• The value of astrology lies not in predicting the future but in better understanding ourselves in the present

Share your zodiac sign with us! We're on a mission to feature one of each sign on the podcast.

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Remember when you thought your childhood best friends would be at your wedding, baby shower, and every birthday party? Then life happened. Distance grew. Schedules filled. And somehow friendships that once seemed permanent began to shift.

In this deeply authentic conversation, hosts Tajuana and Sheree welcome back guest Michele to explore the evolution of friendship through life's different seasons. They dive into the bittersweet reality of watching childhood friendships transform as we grow older, move away, and enter new life phases. As Michele poignantly observes, "When you're little, you don't account for life... it's like they maybe won't be able to come to your baby shower or they're not always gonna live five minutes up the street."

The conversation takes a powerful turn when discussing motherhood's impact on friendships. The hosts share how no becoming parents creates an intense bonding experience with other mothers—what Michele describes as similar to "quarantine relationships" where connections form rapidly through shared struggles. They also reflect on the heart-wrenching experience of watching their children navigate friendships, feeling every rejection and celebration alongside them.

What emerges is a beautiful portrait of friendship's transformative nature. Some relationships naturally fade while others deepen through shared experiences. New friendships form in unexpected places, especially within communities built around specific challenges like parenting children with disabilities or NICU experiences. As Tajuana notes, these connections become essential: "When you have people that just have this unspoken understanding... it's so comforting because motherhood is very lonely."

Whether you're grieving changed friendships, celebrating your ride-or-dies, or seeking your community, this episode reminds us that meaningful connection is possible in every season of life. Subscribe now and join the conversation about friendship in the trenches!

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What happens when your relationship with food transforms from struggle to strength? Jamie, a nutrition and culinary educator, joins us to share her remarkable journey from disordered eating to empowering families through healthy cooking classes.

With candor and warmth, Jamie reveals how her early career in education exposed troubling disconnects between what parents wanted for their children's nutrition and what schools actually provided. This observation sparked a profound career shift as she pursued a certification as a holistic health coach. Now, she brings vibrant, affordable healthy cooking experiences to schools, community centers, and families—making nutrition accessible and joyful rather than restrictive and complicated.

The conversation takes a deeply personal turn as Jamie discusses her postpartum experience, including breastfeeding her son until age two while navigating what she describes as "a weird funk" that lasted nearly two years. "I wasn't focusing on myself, wasn't working out, wasn't eating healthy," she shares, echoing what many mothers feel but rarely express. Her candid acknowledgment that hormones can take years to rebalance after childbirth resonates powerfully, offering validation to listeners experiencing similar challenges.

We explore fascinating connections between nutrition, women's hormonal cycles, and even Eastern medicine approaches like blood type diets and acupuncture. Jamie emphasizes that while modern medicine has its place, we often overlook the foundations of wellness: proper hydration, adequate sleep, stress reduction, and whole foods. Her practical advice focuses on making healthy eating simple and enjoyable for busy families.

Whether you're struggling with your relationship with food, navigating the complex terrain of postpartum recovery, or simply looking for ways to help your family eat healthier without the stress, this conversation offers both practical wisdom and compassionate understanding. Jamie's virtual classes now make her expertise accessible beyond her New Jersey home base—bringing her balanced approach to wellness into homes everywhere.

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