What started as loneliness and “where are the girls at?” turned into a global community built on one mission: helping women feel safe and seen wherever they go. This week, Elizabeth Rivas, founder of Roam Circle, gets real about a near-wedding turned breakup, addiction, and the plot twist that sent her across the world—solo. We talk heartbreak, healing, divine timing, and building something powerful from rock bottom. It’s messy, inspiring, and proof that your worst moment might be your greatest launchpad.

It’s all about resilience, confidence, and rewriting the narrative. Gabby and Jerwayne sit down with Chelsea Bear—content creator, disability advocate, and speaker—who’s built a powerful platform by showing up fully as herself.

Chelsea and Gabby go way back, bringing a deeper layer to the conversation as they reflect on years of friendship, growth, and consistently showing up for each other—while Chelsea shares her experience living with cerebral palsy, challenges common misconceptions, and opens up about dating, vulnerability, and building a career rooted in authenticity.

It starts with a mental health check and immediately unravels into chaos—dating updates (Italy man and a circle back that did psychic damage), a Wuthering Heights-fueled spiral on yearning vs standards, moving madness, and Hyrox training delusions, all while building our I’m With Her community, partnering with local food spots, and staying just stable enough to send a newsletter you absolutely need to be on.

Is it getting hot in here? We’re diving headfirst into the blurred lines between curiosity, taboo, and truth. From the unfiltered moment you admit your kinks—to yourself, a partner, or even worse… a situationship—we’re asking: is honesty sexy, or does it kill the vibe? And be honest… are you brave enough to test your wild side with someone who might not even text you back? From hard no’s to “maybe under the right circumstances,” we’re breaking down the kinks we won’t touch—and the ones we secretly might.

Meet Moose — our chaotic, slightly unhinged four-legged child. What starts as dog drama turns into Jerwayne unpacking what it’s like owning a pet for the first time after growing up in a Jamaican household where dogs weren’t exactly “family.” What starts as dog stories turns into a deeper conversation about childhood experiences, cultural expectations, and the traumas we didn’t realize we were carrying.

We finally did it! This week, we popped our live-guest cherry and we couldn’t have picked a better first call than Bailey from “Wrong Number Podcast” and trust us — this was the right number. The girls talk about chasing passions, dating chaos, and ask the bold question: is having a boyfriend… kind of embarrassing?

In this deeply personal episode, Gabby and Jerwayne open up about PTSD and how trauma can change the way you navigate the world long after the moment has passed. They reflect on personal experiences, and discuss how those realities shape feelings of safety, trust, and everyday life. This conversation centers empathy, understanding, and the lasting effects of trauma that often go unseen.

This is what “doing it the right way” feels like. We’re talking aging. Choosing a new fitness community. Training for a HYROX competition. And ending a friendship with honesty, boundaries, and mutual respect—because sometimes growth means walking away without burning anything down.