The future of TWES is unclear, and today, I'm sharing all my thoughts on why. I promise this isn't a pity party episode—it's actually really fun and recaps a wonderful week and weekend, dives into Deli Dan a la Queer Eye, and then I share my reasoning on why my efforts may best be used elsewhere besides this podcast. I think I make some strong points, so tune in and if you want to reach out to me with your own thoughts, you know where to find me!

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We're back this week with MORE voicemail vents from fellow listeners. From the audacity of strangers to ask when you're due (when you're NOT due) and dating being the worst, to being enraged by constant reposts on Instagram and not getting the raise you were promised, there's tons of cathartic venting happening on today's episode. Emma also shares some of her latest adventures with getting her eyes dilated, re-discovering delicious Dallas restaurants, minor injuries, and what The Millers are watching lately (including The Diplomat, Queer Eye, and Arch Digests' Open Door series).

Mentioned in this episode:

• Mot Hai Ba
• Future Islands (band)
• Le Sol House
• Sister
• Montlake Cut
• Yearbook by Seth Rogen
• Arch Digest Open Door series
• Cash Jordan NYC Apt Tours series

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…and we’re back! After a little break, Emma is back on the mic to talk about what the hell she’s been doing (celebrations, meet-ups, family visits) and what she’s reading/watching/listening to (Seth Rogen’s new memoir, a few bad movies, and one incredible podcast). She also introduces the first ever Voicemail Vent Session, playing listener voicemails from the podcast hotline (214-799-1252) and reacting to all your stories about shitty friends, shitty coworkers, and generally shitty people, really.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Le Sol House

• Clifton Club

• Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt

• Yearbook by Seth Rogen

• Wiser Than Me podcast

• Deux U podcast

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In this week's episode, Emma sits down with everyone's favorite microinfluencer Internet mom—Ellen. They finally review Lessons in Chemistry (the book by Bonnie Garmus), go over Ellen's top Sephora sales picks, discuss premarital cohabitation, chat about their shared love of grocery shopping, share what each of them are reading and watching, and so. much. more. If you're into random tangents, stories of yesteryear, laughing, and never really getting to the point, you will love today's perfectly unhinged episode.

Mentioned in this episode:

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus

Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt

The Grit & Glamour of an Icon: Elizabeth Taylor

Milk Makeup KUSH Fiber Eyebrow Gel

Rare Beauty Weightless Eyeshadow Primer

OUAI Fine Hair Shampoo

OUAI Detox Shampoo

Farmacy Clean Bee Ultra Gentle Facial Cleanser

Farmacy Honey Halo Ultra-Hydrating Ceramide Moisturizer

Farmacy Honey Grail Ultra-Hydrating Face Oil

Old Navy Braided Cross-Strap Block Heels

Old Navy Puffy Braided Flat Sandals

LOFT Everyday Crew Tee

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Family is great and so is having a life-long romantic partner, but friends do so much of the heavy lifting throughout our lives so who we choose to remain close with means A LOT. That said, people are complex by nature and evolve overtime, so friendships that ebb and flow are just a part of life. In today's episode, Emma chats about the roles friends play in your life, how to navigate shifts in the friendship, when it's time to "break up" with a toxic friend or just let it fizzle, and shares some of her anecdotes about her best friends over the years. There's so much more to be said and studied on female friendships, but this is a good start.

Mentioned in this episode:

Bibi Lou Aoi Heels

Laura Cottler Pastries

Sunday Gravy (red meat sauce)

Small Batch Carrot Cake

Lessons in Chemistry

Suits

Ride podcast

Finally podcast

Leanna Ward Nutrition podcast

Wiser Than Me podcast

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I met Stephanie Geddie my freshman year of college at the University of Kansas, and we've been friends ever since. Geddie is our smartest friend (we've discussed this—I'm not offending anyone by stating this fact) who decided to do a 180º with her career, going from marketing to the healthcare field as an ER nurse. In this episode, Geddie shares how she realized she was in the wrong field in her late 20s, and how she pressed the reset button to get to where she is today. It's a bad ass story, and I couldn't be prouder to call her Stephanie Anne Marie Geddie German.

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