🎉 In our 20th episode of the Sunday Sundae Podcast, we pause to celebrate our journey so far — reflecting on friendship, midlife, and the beautiful messiness that comes with both.We share how the podcast was born from a real need for connection and support among women navigating similar seasons of life. Our conversation dives into the challenges and joys of midlife, the impact of social media on real-life relationships, and why genuine, intentional friendships matter more than ever.With honesty and heart, we encourage listeners to reach out to their people, have the meaningful conversations we often put off, and embrace vulnerability as a source of strength. 💛✨ This episode is a reminder that we’re not meant to do life alone — and that friendship, when nurtured, can carry us through every season.

✨ In this conversation, the Sunday Sundae Podcast dives into the powerful idea of identity as we step into 2026. We explore how who we believe we are shapes how we show up, the choices we make, and ultimately the life we create.We talk about faith, hope, and community — and what it really means to be guardians of our households and examples for those around us. Through personal stories and honest reflection, we unpack identity shifts, moments of doubt, and the power of belief during uncertain seasons.This episode is a reminder that even in dark times, we’re called to be light 🌟 — to stay connected, support one another, and live with purpose. We challenge you to reflect on your identity, your responsibilities, and how you can show up more fully in your everyday life.🎧 Tune in, reflect with us, and step into 2026 with clarity and intention.

In the first Sunday Sundae episode of 2026, we get real about change—the kind we crave, the kind we fear, and the kind that shows up whether we’re ready or not. Through laughter, honesty, and personal stories, we talk about what it means to grow without losing yourself, balancing comfort with ambition, and saying yes to new seasons of life. It’s a heartfelt conversation about evolving, trusting the process, and reminding yourself that growth doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful. What change are you avoiding right now?