Amanda Thomas never planned on becoming a jewelry designer.

What started as an after-school hobby at 14 years old turned into LUV AJ — one of fashion's most recognizable jewelry brands.

In this episode, Amanda shares the unbelievable story of landing Fred Segal before she could drive, learning business from her entrepreneurial parents, growing through celebrity placements, building relationships with major retailers, and eventually seeing Beyoncé wear LUV AJ during her legendary Coachella performance.

Amanda and Maeve also discuss entrepreneurship, dating later in life, therapy, burnout, finding balance, personal growth, and why sometimes the best strategy is simply saying yes and figuring it out later.

This is a conversation about trusting yourself, taking opportunities when they appear, and building a life that feels as good as it looks.

Dr. Natazia Stolberg is an acupuncturist, herbalist, women's health expert, and founder of Rest & Digest Tea. She joins Maeve to discuss the growing health challenges women face today—from chronic stress, hormone imbalances, digestive issues, and fertility struggles to the often-overlooked symptoms that many have been taught to normalize.

The conversation also dives into Maeve's personal fertility journey, the role acupuncture played throughout IVF, the realities of endometriosis, and why so many women struggle to find answers within traditional healthcare systems.

Natazia also shares the story behind building her wellness practice, Space 314, and how a tea she originally created to heal her own digestion unexpectedly became a thriving wellness brand.

Whether you're navigating fertility, hormones, digestion, burnout, or simply looking to better understand your body, this episode offers practical insights and a powerful reminder that your symptoms deserve attention.

After losing everything in the Palisades Fire, Maeve and Zach found themselves starting over in an entirely new chapter of life. A new city. A new house. A blank slate.

This week, Maeve sits down with renowned interior designer Sarah Solis, the creative force behind the Calabasas home that helped transform that blank slate into something deeply personal. Known for her warm, layered, and intentional approach to design, Sarah shares how our homes can influence the way we feel, heal, and move through life's biggest transitions.

Together, they discuss the emotional process of starting over after loss, the psychology of design, the value of vintage pieces, creating spaces that tell a story, and why the most beautiful homes are often the ones that feel collected rather than decorated. Sarah also opens up about her journey from construction sites and fashion styling to becoming one of the most respected interior designers in the country.

Whether you're designing a home, navigating a life transition, or simply looking for inspiration, this conversation is a reminder that home is about far more than what's inside the walls—it's about how a space makes you feel.