Bea & Amanda sit in Amagansett chatting shit, the importance of friendship & soulmates. Bea shares some of her dad's best advice, reminds us that you can be friends with people that have different interests in you but not different morals, and how following some breadcrumbs from the universe in the form of a job at hair salon can jumpstart your career in the beauty industry.

In this episode, Blair shares her journey of finding self-acceptance through music and how that passion eventually turned into her career. She talks candidly about what it was like to feel different growing up and how she learned to not only see the parts of herself that made her feel different with pride and compassion, but fully learning to love who she is.

This episode Lily chats through her journey that started with creating Brainchild festival during uni and has now ultimately led her to being one year in with her own business: Hyfae. Hyfae is a Shop and Magazine celebrating club culture through limited edition pieces by independent designers and real stories from the rave community. We also discuss how moving to another country teaches you about yourself, the tools that have helped us stay sane so far, and much more ;)

Lily started Hyfae because while clubs and festivals are some of the most creative spaces for fashion, she couldn't find a single well-curated platform celebrating this. She curates independent designers creating beautiful pieces that capture the energy of the club scene, while the Magazine documents the music, people, and subcultures that make club culture so special.

Check out Hyfae here!

Amanda and Monica reflect on how they always felt their 30s would be incredible, how Monica has manifested her dream life & how it keeps getting better & better. (7-week-old Charlotte is here, too!)

In her first solo episode, Amanda officially introduces herself and explains why the heck she started a podcast in the first place.

This episode we spend time in Jeff's garden while we discuss his career pivot, making the move from NYC to LA, and how a catering job he took in high school drove him to a life of freelance.

This week Emma chats with me about forging our friendship during COVID lockdown in NY, her early 30s life pivot of moving from NYC to London, what not to wearing while skydiving, and trusting your intuition.

This week Ned joins me to drink wine on the couch and talk about learning through trial & error, career pivots, bullies, and loads of other bits and bobs. Ned is a gorgeous Irish boy who grew up in London and has an absolutely fantastic radio show that I would love to share with you: the next episode is airing on Friday Jan 24th on Refuge Worldwide (past radio shows here)!