Fawn and Lindsey dive into the chaotic yet exhilarating journey of career development. From navigating non-linear paths to embracing change, they share invaluable insights on building relationships, understanding your worth and the art of networking.

How do you balance ambition with patience, and what's the biggest superpower you can bring to the table to succeed at any age? Whether you're starting out in your career or decades in, tune in to learn how to show up, speak up, and kick a**.

We're back! We're jetlagged!

After several weeks apart, Fawn and Lindsey are back from their family holidays in the States.

They discuss all the reasons they love America, from the nostalgic summers outside, epic parks, Target (without children), ranch dressing on everything and the Obamas.

They also highlight the things that make the States a more difficult place to live, from having to drive everywhere, the cost of everything (Lindsey nearly fainted at the price of milk) and the struggle to find food without sugar and additives.

Plus, Fawn surprises Lindsey with a pop quiz, making her pronounce Wisconsin towns. Ashwaubenon, anybody?

With the possibility of a woman in the White House, Fawn and Lindsey get political. As Lindsey outlines, "We're not here to preach or indoctrinate our views on our listeners, but we are here to educate and to discuss."

Elections are a time for people to ensure that their voice matters and regardless of what side of the political fence you are on, making the effort to understand the decision you’re making and the vote you’re casting is more important than ever.

They dive into:

- The obstacles women face in securing political positions

- The power of the female vote

- How the 2024 landscape differs from 2016

- The state of women in America, from equality and representation to healthcare

Bottom line: Change only happens when we stand up and have our voice heard - so VOTE!

Ahhhh aging.

Am I stressed or is it menopause (or am I pregnant)? TBD!

While 40 is the new 30, that doesn't mean it isn't still at times bewildering and horrifying. But also awesome. You couldn't pay us to be 25 again.

From not giving a flying f*** about most people's opinions to battling THAT ONE CHIN HAIR, Fawn and Lindsey talk about getting older - the good, the bad, the ugly.

Fawn and Lindsey dive into the female health gap. Both women share their recent experiences with medical professionals who dismissed, undermined and ultimately failed to listen to their health concerns (and the subsequent rage that ensued). Turns out, it's a thing. A massive one.

Did you know that women are diagnosed an average of four years later than men when it comes to more than 700 diseases, and two and a half years later in the case of cancer? Or that the global gender health gap ranges from 15–40% more years in poor health for women?

How can women even begin to tackle this in their lives?

Fawn and Lindsey introduce a new podcast segment, Shooting the Sh(e)it, where they talk about some of the funny and random sh(e)it happening in the world and their lives. No scripts!

- They laugh until they cry as Lindsey shares how she got stuck under weights at the gym and had to crawl out from under them (and then out the room).

- They discuss how to risk your marriage by building furniture together and then how to save it with the notorious "Schwip and Schwide".

- Also, how not to greet someone, particularly your boss...

- And Fawn tells the unbelievable story of her "worst" but most memorable boyfriend who asked for a refund when she broke up with him. His emails are a coffee book in the making!

Fawn and Lindsey get very real about toxic traits in a relationship, from possessiveness and narcissism to emotional abuse and beyond.

Why this topic? Because we aren't often taught what good looks like in a relationship and it's often then tough to identify what's unhealthy or harmful.

Trigger warning: We do talk about domestic violence and partner abuse.

Fawn shares the very personal story of leaving her marriage after experiencing domestic violence and the type of behaviours over the course of nearly a decade that led up to that moment.

But it's not all dark: There are Disney references (courtesy of Lindsey) and hilarious best friend retribution.

There's a lot of talk about toxic men in the workplace, but what about women? Fawn and Lindsey discuss how (too many) women are holding others back. What does this look like? How do you navigate this environment when it's not so easy to "ditch the b*tch"?

Fawn shares how one female boss broke up with her, another berated her and a colleague bullied her. And Lindsey outlines what it's like to be the toxic woman in the workplace, realise it - and campaign to undo the damage. Plus, they celebrate the women in their careers who have lifted them up and what they've learned from them.