Ep 265: How Have You Changed In The Last 10 Years? (a conversation with Meg Tietz)
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This episode is the very core of what 10 Things To Tell You is about: reflection, growth, and great conversations.
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BONUS: Are you underestimated? (a conversation with Mary Marantz)
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My friend and fellow podcaster and author Mary Marantz joins me to talk about her new book Underestimated: The Surprisingly Simple Shift To Quit Playing Small, Name The Fear, and Move Forward Anyway. I just love Mary and love what she has to say about taking our future into our own hands.
Read MoreEp 264: Lessons Learned While Staying Put (with Annie B Jones)
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Annie B Jones is most well known for owning The Bookshelf bookstore and for her book-focused podcast From the Front Porch, but now she's on the other side of publishing industry as she releases her debut book of essays Ordinary Time: Lessons Learned While Staying Put.
Read MoreEp 263: Make Bold Choices (In Your Home and In Your Life) with Michelle Fahmy of Haus of Meeshie
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I have been waiting for the right moment to feature this conversation with interior designer Michelle Fahmy, founder of Haus of Meeshie, about bringing bold color and unique style to your home and life. For the past two years, Meeshie has helped bring fresh life to our family's home in Los Angeles, bringing a whole new vibe to our living spaces.
Read MoreBONUS: I Thought It Would Be Better Than This (with Jessica Turner)
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Over the last few years I’ve watched my friend, Jessica Turner, privately and publicly walk through her husband’s coming out and their subsequent divorce as well as her efforts to find her equilibrium in this new family dynamic. Jessica has done it all with grace and kindness and honesty, sharing her story with incredible strength and vulnerability. Her newest book, I Thought It Would Be Better Than This, chronicles this journey and the lessons she’s learned from it.
Read MoreEp 262: Searching for a Best Friend REPLAY
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This episode is for anyone who has gone through a friendship breakup, or who desires finding a best friend as an adult.
Read MoreEp 261: Favorite Things Winter 2025
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I'm sharing my current favorite beauty products, apps, books, charities, and experiences of the last few months.
Read MoreEp 260: How To Backup and Digitize All Your Old Sentimental Photos (with Miss Freddy)
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Professional photo organizer Casey von Stein (aka Miss Freddy) is BACK and this time she's helping us handle all those old, sentimental photos we all have stuffed in boxes in a closet somewhere.
Read MoreEp 259: 10 Questions For the Anniversary of a Big Event
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This month marks 5 years still the Covid-19 pandemic turned our lives upside down.
In this episode, I'm sharing 10 questions that can be used as journal prompts or conversation starters on the anniversary of any big event.
Read MoreEp 258: Best Books Lately
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This is a very special episode of Best Books Lately. Special because it's been awhile since we've had one, special because it's with my longtime internet friend and book twin Liz Hein, and special because we're weaving together some of the most important themes of 10 Things To Tell You: sharing your stuff, connection, and, of course, BOOKS.
Read MoreEp 257: How To Survive on Social Media in 2025
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As the headlines get harder, the politics more divisive, and the platforms themselves more corrupt, many of us are rethinking our social media usage in 2025.
Read MoreEp 256: Here Be Dragons: Motherhood, Mean Girls, and Generational Trauma (with Melanie Shankle)
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This book is about Melanie's very complicated relationship with her mom, woven together with her own Big Feelings about the mean girls that took over her daughter's high school experience. As someone who regularly preaches that all of us should be sharing our stuff, my jaw dropped at some of the stories that Melanie is able to share so well.
Read MoreEp 255: Making R-Rated Art As A Mom
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Now THIS is truly a conversation you won't hear anywhere else. My friend, television show runner Stacy Rukeyser, joins me to talk about making R-rated art when you're a mom.
Read MoreEp 254: If I Were Starting A Podcast Today...
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Based on my own mistakes working on three different shows, and observations about the podcast listening community and industry, in this episode I'm sharing what I would do if I started a new podcast today.
Read MoreEp 253: Regrets and Reflections on 15 Years of Working on the Internet
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This month marks FIFTEEN years that I have been pursuing a career primarily by sharing myself on the internet. Starting with the Hollywood Housewife blog in January 2010, then building a social media presence, then becoming a podcaster and an author, and I have so many stories and thoughts to share about the last decade and a half.
Read MoreEp 252: Most Anticipated Books of 2025 with Traci Thomas of The Stacks podcast
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I am thrilled to welcome fellow Angeleno bookworm Traci Thomas (host of The Stacks podcast) to talk about the most anticipated new book releases of 2025.
Read MoreEp 251: 10 Things I Learned in 2024
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It may already be January, but it's time for my annual year-end reflection with 10 of the biggest things I learned that I hope will also resonate with you.
Read MoreEp 250: Best Books of the Year!
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It's the reading episode we look forward to all year! My real life book club members Yasmin Dunn and Stephanie Newman-Smith join me for a supersized conversation about the best books we read in 2024.
Read MoreEp 249: 4 Ways To Journal (For People Who Don't Like Journaling)
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I know why you don't journal. I also know why you should journal.
In this episode, I'm sharing all the benefits you'll gain from the occasional journal session and how to combat the (many) obstacles that keep you from starting. Then I'll share the 4 types of journaling that you can try in order to see growth and clarity in your life.
Read MoreBONUS: Becoming A Romance Writer
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My friend Nora Dahlia Zelevansky is a journalist, a novelist, a wellness writer, and now she's a romance author! As we celebrate the release of her latest book PICK UP, Nora and I chat about her writing trajectory, the differences between publishing and marketing the romance genre, and why she decided to write this book using a different name.
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