This week, Tori and I are back with pure, unfiltered banter.

We’re talking the reality of living in Miami vs. romanticizing life in New York City, Tori officially entering her cat lady era, and why boys absolutely need to pay on the first couple dates (because if they don’t… it’s weird).

I also debut a new segment: “Would This Person Survive Sunday Dinner with My Family?” where we throw famous people into the chaos and decide if they’d make it out alive.

We get off-topic. We spiral. It’s the best kind of episode.

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If you know me, you know I love Tony Robbins—so naturally I brought my boyfriend Zak along for an intro to one of his virtual seminars. In this episode, we unpack Zak’s honest reactions, what surprised him, and how Tony’s lessons sparked a real conversation about habits, growth, and my ongoing addiction to reality TV 😅
This one’s a mix of personal development, relationship insight, and laughs—because growth doesn’t have to be so serious.

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It’s my birthday week 🎉 As I turn 27, I’m sharing a few lessons I’ve learned along the way — about career, friendship, gratitude, and why getting uncomfortable is necessary for real growth. This episode is short and sweet, but honest. I hope something here resonates, feels relatable, or helps you wherever you are. Always learning, always growing — and grateful I get to spend my 27th birthday doing this podcast. 🤍

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In this episode, I sit down with the incredibly talented Talia Bellucci to talk all things entertainment—acting, singing, dancing, and what it really takes to be a performer. From the outside, Broadway and the stage look glamorous, but we dive into the nuances, discipline, pressure, and passion that go into bringing those performances to life—things we all enjoy but rarely see behind the curtain.

And of course, it wouldn’t be a complete conversation without talking about boys. Funny, honest, and full of behind-the-scenes insight—hope you enjoy this one.

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This episode is a must-listen. I’m joined by Ava Bellucci as she shares her real, raw story of becoming a young mom. What started as a fast-paced relationship and living her best life quickly turned into the biggest responsibility of her life. Ava opens up about the unexpected twists, the personal growth, and how motherhood completely changed her perspective. We talk about how far she’s come, the strength she’s found, and why she’s genuinely happier than ever in this chapter of her life. This conversation is honest, inspiring, and full of heart. You don’t want to miss it—please enjoy.

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In this episode, I’m joined by Julia Micarelli. We talk marriage, how you actually know he’s the one, and our shared obsession with food — especially unhinged TikTok mukbangs. We also deep dive into being childhood best friends, which means embarrassing stories, questionable decisions, and the fact that we somehow have the exact same TikTok algorithm. From idiotic childhood memories to top-tier banter, this episode feels like one long inside joke. If you’ve ever had a best friend who just gets it, this one’s for you. Enjoy the chaos 😌🎙️

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In this episode, I sit down with Emma Defelice—makeup artist, spray-tan enthusiast, and devoted Real Housewives of New Jersey superfan. With the recent Giudice–Gorga reunion making waves, Emma is the perfect guest to break it all down and share her hilarious, unfiltered takes.

But beyond the Bravo drama, we also talk about something much deeper. The holiday season can be a beautiful time, but it can also be incredibly hard for those who are missing someone. Emma opens up about losing her dad, how that loss has shaped her, and the ways she’s learned to navigate grief during a time that’s often centered around togetherness.

I hope you enjoy the laughs, the commentary, and the heart in this episode—and that it reminds us all to hold space for those we’ve lost and to be gentle with others, because we never truly know what someone else is carrying.

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In this episode, we’re joined by the queen of meats herself, Victoria Ferraro! Victoria shares the unconventional path that led her to where she is today, from quitting college to opening her own restaurant at just 26 years old (yes… absolutely WILD). We also dive into the role faith has played throughout her journey and how it’s shaped her both personally and professionally.

I had such an incredible time talking with Victoria, and I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

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