Stay ConnectedLive From Bed is your official invitation to hide from the world with me and unravel out loud.
Every Wednesday, I pull my favorite people under the covers—from internet icons to actual experts—to celebrate our bad habits, vent about friendships that fizzled, plans we’re praying get canceled, and milestones we’re nowhere near.
No unsolicited advice. No forced optimism. Just the thoughts we all have but wish someone else would say first—and a whole lot of commiserating.
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Catherine and I are back (in bed) and ready to commiserate like the good lord intended! Over the holidays I made a list of everything I wanted to vent to you guys about and we almost couldn’t fit it all in one episode. The juice is loose, the tea is spilled, and Catherine and I covered everything from what’s definitely “out” in 2023 how to deal with cheating rumors, going through people’s phones, friendship disappointment, and SO SO much more. I’m so excited for you to hear this one, it’s filled to the brim with the most brutal kind of honesty, the kind I know only you guys will understand….
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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She’s a mogul, a model and best of all she’s a mom. If you get that reference from Kimora: Life in The Fab Lane, then we can be best friends because that show was, and is, everything to me.
Kimora, whether she likes it or not, is made for reality TV. And as a Housewives fanatic, I had to beg her one last time to see if there is any chance she would ever agree to be on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills… and on this episode, we’ll finally get an answer. We talked about female friendships and romantic relationships, and Kimora gives us alllllll the lessons that she, as she put it, had to learn “the hard way”.
We discussed the concept of emasculating a partner, shrinking behind the power and control of someone you love, knowing when enough is enough, and how to maintain your independence by any and all means necessary. As most of us know, Kimora gives it to you straight, no chaser - and she brought that same iconically blunt energy into our conversation.
In this episode she gives us the pump-up pep talk of our dreams, and explains how she took her childhood growing up with a single mom, where she felt inherently “different”, and spun it into becoming the strong, unshakable force of nature we see when we look at Kimora today.
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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Welcome, welcome, welcome to our last episode until 2023!!!
I invited Catherine to shoot the sh*t with me one last time before this year ends and well, we came ready and rageful.
We talked about our experiences confronting friends, family, and even strangers, betraying ourselves, nostalgia about the way our holidays used to be, how an argument I had made me feel weird for a week straight, why having an avoidant attachment style impacts all our relationships, and my theory about responding to text messages.
I’ll miss you but fear not, we’ll be reunited and back with brand spankin’ new episodes on January 10th!
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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This title really speaks to my vibe this month, hanging on for dear life through the holiday season, just doin’ my damn best…
BUT I’m so insanely excited for you guys to hear today’s episode with country pop sensation Kelsea Ballerini!
She’s my people-pleasing, perfectionist, anxious 29-year-old soul-sister who struggles in ways I know we can all relate to. We had an incredibly honest and real conversation, so much so that I think we both forgot we were recording a podcast for thousands of people to hear.
We talked about her whirlwind of a year, releasing a chart-topping album (go listen to it, it's amazing…) and announcing her divorce shortly thereafter.
She confessed how she’s really feeling these days and how she’s navigating this transition in real time. She is a hero for being so open and I know her honesty about this tricky topic is going to set so many other women free of the shame and stigma of divorce at 29 or at any age, quite frankly.
We analyzed our chronic people pleasing, female friendships and how her friendships with other famous people have changed in recent years. We talked about the absolute worst moment she’s had online, the various types of hate she gets today, and of course why being an empath can royally suck sometimes.
Kelsea is giving a voice to people who have to make this objectively hard decision to choose themselves at an age when we’re conditioned to believe we should have it “all figured out”–I’m forever grateful to her and I loved every second of our conversation.
Listen to Kelsea’s album Subject to Change here.
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I don’t know how we got here so quickly, but it’s officially December, and we’re knee-deep in the holidays. While the holidays are a time for celebrating and festive feelings, for most, it’s impossible to think of the holidays without missing someone. This time of year can remind us of people who aren’t in our lives any more and those who have passed away and it can be daunting to try to balance Christmas cheer with the emotions that accompany crippling grief.
SO, I thought this was the perfect time for us to talk to grief advocate Marisa Renee Lee.
But let me preface this by saying...This episode is definitely not just for someone who’s in the midst of their own grief, it's JUST as much for those of us who love someone going through it. We always want so desperately to say or do the right thing by them, but it’s easy to feel that anything we might say or do falls short. And in this episode, Marisa gives us concrete advice on how to comfort a friend, as well as what not to do.
Marisa Renee Lee is a called-upon grief advocate, entrepreneur, and bestselling author of "Grief is Love: Living with Loss." If you ask me, I think this book should be read by absolutely everyone.
Dubbed "the friend we all wish we had in times of need", Marisa uses research-based wisdom to help us navigate the complicated and dark emotions we face when experiencing loss.
In addition to her work in the grief space, Lee is a former appointee in the Obama White House and CEO of Beacon Advisors, a mission-driven consulting firm primarily focused on racial equity, former managing director of My Brother's Keeper Alliance; co-founder of the digital platform Supportal; and founder of The Pink Agenda, a national organization dedicated to raising money for breast cancer care, research, and awareness.
In this episode Marisa explains:
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
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This episode is a little different than what we’re usually cooking up over here on TMAI. As some of you know I had my bachelorette party recently and because I, myself, remember a solid 20% of it, I thought I’d have a more reliable narrator (Catherine) swoop in and help me spill all the juicy details of that wild, wild night.
From celebrity guests to penis cakes, this episode has it all (wrapped up in a minisode package)!
Can’t wait to get back to our regularly scheduled programming next week, but I miss you extra during the holidays, so I wanted to pop in and tell you alllll about it.
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
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Happy Thanksgiving my angels!!
In honor of us all surviving and thriving this holiday I thought I’d have us revisit the iconic Paris Hilton episode.
I hope you love this episode as much as I do and I can’t wait to see you back here next week for some newness! Xxx
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
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Buckle up for a willlllld ride. My gorgeous, gorgeous producer Catherine and I were on one this week, and we talked about it ALL. From dissecting an unhinged email from my mom, to some behind-the-scenes moments from the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, and our new lazy approach to sex. We felt like laughing this week, so I hope you do too because this episode is filled with… probably TOO MUCH honesty, quite frankly. All I can say is….enter at your own risk ;)
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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This week I got to sit down with everyone’s favorite pop-culture expert, podcast host, and author: KATE KENNEDY!!
Kate is known for her deep dives about things like American Girl Dolls, Gilmore Girls, Britney Spears and Abercombie and Fitch, but in our conversation we dove deep into the shi**y things that are keeping us 20- and 30-somethings up at night…
It seems like my friends and I are all in VERY different places in life, and sure, we’re all happy for each other. But is it getting harder to relate to the people we once called our pajama friends?
Career shifts: the unedited version. We hear all the time about glorified professional pivots, but Kate gave us her unfiltered truth about the identity crisis and financial terror of starting over in your twenties and thirties. What if you realize the career you’ve been working toward for the past eight years is no longer your dream? What if you left a secure desk job for your side hustle, but as fate would have it, you don’t like where you’re headed? Kate has been there, and gives us the best advice I’ve ever heard regarding this terrifying crossroad.
And of course, the mysterious, often confusing world of fertility and baby-making. Kate joined us a few days after her egg retrieval, and we had real time conversation about what it was actually like. Over the past few years, Kate went from not being sure if she even wanted kids, to getting pregnant, having a miscarriage, an unwanted but medically necessary “abortion”, two rounds of egg/embryo freezing, and some very hard conversations. Unlike most of the conversations surrounding fertility, I promise this one won’t scare you. Instead you’ll leave inspired and empowered by her very real story, and the revolutionary way she looks at our reproductive options.
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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Ram Dass once said “if you think you’re enlightened, spend a week with your family” and quite frankly, truer words have never been spoken.
No matter how much you like or dislike your relatives, NOTHING can test your sanity and strength quite like spending time with them. We’re approaching the holidays (hallelujah…) which means a lottttt of family time is coming our way and we’re the first to admit that no amount of self-work can prepare us. Fights, breakdowns, slamming doors and emergency therapy sessions might be as synonymous with this season as twinkly lights and turkey…BUT NOT THIS YEAR. Catherine and I sat down to discuss the tips and tricks we’ve learned to survive our families. We talk about the trickiness of our immediate family relationships, modern family 101, and run-ins with in-laws, as well as commiserate that despite how certain we are that we can keep our wits about us, our family has the unique super power to turn us back into our angsty 13-year-old selves.
Resources for today’s episode: “Grey Rocking” (so hot right now)
https://www.healthline.com/health/grey-rock#know-when-to-use-it
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Executive Producer Nick Stumpf
Produced by Catherine Law
Edited and Engineered by Brandon Dickert
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