Friendship in your 30s looks different and that doesn’t mean anything’s gone wrong. In this episode, we talk honestly about how friendships evolve as life fills up with marriages, careers, kids, distance, and changing priorities. We unpack the quiet grief of friendships that fade, the beauty of deeper (but fewer) connections, and the pressure we put on ourselves to “do friendship right.”

This is a conversation about letting go of comparison, releasing unrealistic expectations, and redefining what closeness actually means in this season of life.

If this resonates, we’re unpacking it together—honestly, gently, and without judgment.

This week, we dive into the psychology behind holiday indulgence—why we crave more, buy more, and chase the “perfect” December. We talk identity shopping, emotional spending, curated holiday aesthetics, and what intentional purchasing actually looks like in a world built on overconsumption. Some advice, more curiosity.

On this mini episode, we’re slipping into the origins of All Hallows’ Eve — the night that became Halloween. From ancient Celtic rituals to Catholic rebrands, immigrant folklore, and America’s obsession with candy, we trace how a festival about the thinning veil turned into the culture-shaping holiday we know today. Consider this your brief reprieve: a stylish little history lesson for the spookiest night of the year.