Welcome to Planes, Trains & Automobiles (and Buses Too)—the podcast for anyone who survived family road trips without seatbelts, airport smoking sections, and Greyhound bathrooms in the ‘90s. We’re Gen Xers who know travel isn’t just about where you’re going—it’s about what breaks down on the way, who forgot the map, and how many times you heard “are we there yet?” before you snapped. From window, middle, and aisle seat nightmares to epic detours or delays, we swap stories, laugh through the chaos, and try to remember how we ever traveled without Google Maps or noise-canceling headphones. It’s travel therapy with a mixtape vibe. Pack snacks - of course those that aren't smelly!

Join Habs and Muffy as they dive headfirst (in heels, of course) into the world of being blissfully underestimated. On the surface? Maybe a little ditzy, a little clueless. But dig deeper and you’ll find razor-sharp minds hiding behind every “like, totally!” From Chrissy Snow to Cher Horowitz, we unpack how pop culture typecasts women who lead with charm, sparkle, or silliness — and how that image can be both limiting and liberating.

Through real talk, personal stories, and a lot of laughs, we explore the fine line between perception and reality, and celebrate the multi-faceted brilliance of women who aren't afraid to be both light and deep. Because being a little clueless doesn’t mean you’re not clued in.

What does it really mean to succeed—or to fail? Why do we chase perfection, and who decides what “perfect” even is? In this podcast, we dive into the deeply personal and cultural forces that shape how we define success and failure—and how those definitions end up shaping us. Through honest conversations and real stories, we explore the moments we label as triumphs or mistakes, and ask: were they really? Or were they just part of being human? If you've ever looked back and questioned your own highlight reel (or lowlight reel), this is your space to unpack the myths, rewrite the script, and find meaning in the messy middle.

Welcome to Curbside Curiosity, the podcast that celebrates the weird, wonderful, and wildly human moments that unfold in public spaces. From a family's joyful celebration of greatness at a favorite restaurant, to unexpected wisdom on the streets of New York City (yes, shoutout to Talk To Me New York), to a table full of goths dining in the most unlikely of small towns—this show captures the comedy, connection, and curiosity sparked by simply observing the world around us.

Habs & Muffy shares short stories, snapshots, and musings from real-life scenes—some heartwarming, some hilarious, and all 100% human. Whether you’re a chronic people-watcher, an accidental eavesdropper, or someone who just loves a good moment of “what did I just witness?”—this podcast is for you.

Sometimes, the best stories aren’t told. They’re seen.

Spring is our season to reset—think fresh energy, new ideas, and a little bit of sunshine-fueled mischief. In this series, we’re talking spring cleaning (of spaces and mindsets), blooming creativity, and the joy of longer days. Whether it’s planning adventures, refreshing routines, or just soaking up the shift in the air, we’re setting the tone now because summer, and warmer weather is just around the corner. Let’s ease out of hibernation and swing into something new.

This conversation is about the lifelong relationship we have with movement. From the awkward laps in P.E. class and the structure of youth sports to falling in and out of fitness routines as adults, we explore how exercise has shaped our identity, confidence, and connection to self. This isn’t just a fitness podcast—it’s about the emotional highs, the setbacks, the motivation, and the meaning behind why we move. Whether you’re rediscovering your stride or redefining what strength looks like, this is a space for real talk about the body, the mind, and everything in between.

In this episode, we’re unpacking all the things we’ve enthusiastically tried—and just as enthusiastically abandoned. From running a marathon to eating pigeon to home projects, it’s a highlight reel of “been there, done that, burned the t-shirt.” We’re also owning the things we’ve never tried—like cotton candy and organized sports—because let’s be honest… some life choices are best left untouched.

Because not everything needs a sequel—and some things don’t even need a pilot episode.

On this podcast Habs and Muffy share the places we call home—and the feelings that make them so. We explore personal stories of the homes we've lived in, left behind, built, and dreamed of. From childhood bedrooms to first apartments, family houses to found homes, we ask: What is a home, really? Is it a place, a person, a memory, a smell, a sound? Come along as we unpack the boxes of our lives and discover what makes a house a home.