It’s the last day of maternity leave… HOW are we already here?! 🥹

In this solo episode, Taylor is catching up on all the things as she gets ready to head back to work after nearly six months home with Madeline. She’s reflecting on a summer that was equal parts magical, chaotic, exhausting, and so special — and chatting about why September feels like the perfect time for a little life reset. ✨

From getting back into routines and workouts to attempting to rein in the Amazon orders, takeout, and Dunkin runs (emphasis on attempting 😂), Taylor shares what she wants this next season to look like for herself and her family.

She also gets candid about postpartum the second time around — body confidence, anxiety, Zoloft, asking for help, communicating better with Kevin, and why becoming a mom of two has felt so different from becoming a mom for the first time.

And because we can’t get too serious around here, she’s also sharing the little things that made this summer extra bubbly: pizza Fridays 🍕, beach days, family walks, her sister’s wedding, and watching Millie become the sweetest big sister to Madeline. 💗

It’s a little bit of motherhood, a little postpartum honesty, a little fall reset, and a whole lot of catching up. So grab your coffee, Diet Coke, or something bubbly and let’s chat! 🫧🥂

This week, we’re chatting about all the little (and not-so-little) changes that come with a new school year—from kindergarten bus rides and preschool drop-offs to the approximately one million apps parents are somehow supposed to keep track of.

Lisa shares how Mia is loving kindergarten and riding the bus like a pro, while Taylor talks about adjusting to Millie starting preschool—and realizing that the days of getting constant little photo updates might officially be over. 🥹 They get into school cutoffs, the “do we send them or hold them back?” debate, daycare transitions, and just how emotional it can be watching your babies become big kids.

Then we’re getting into the VERY real side of toddler life: potty training, stickers, prize boxes, bribery, bedtime chaos, and Taylor’s adventures transitioning Millie into a big-girl bed… including some unexpected middle-of-the-night Toniebox wake-up calls. 😂

Of course, there’s also a little fall energy—pumpkin coffee, red wine season—and a rapid-fire round of This or That covering everything from morning moms vs. night moms to Amazon vs. in-person shopping and hotels vs. Airbnbs.

And then… it’s Bravo time. 🍿

Taylor and Lisa have thoughts on Ultimate Girls Trip, Next Gen NYC, Southern Charm, the future of the Real Housewives franchises, who’s still bringing it, who might need to move on, and why Bravo is always better when the friendships and history actually feel real.

Basically, it’s school drop-off, toddler chaos, fall vibes, Bravo hot takes, and two girlfriends catching up on everything in between.

Grab your coffee, wine, or bubbly and come hang with us. 🥂

Cheers to Being Bubbly!

This week, Taylor sits down with Boston-based content creator, entrepreneur, Amazon powerhouse, and fellow girl mom Molly J. Curley for a conversation that goes way beyond the perfectly curated Instagram feed.

If you’ve ever found yourself adding something to your Amazon cart because Molly posted it… you’re definitely not alone. 😂 Molly is known for her affordable fashion finds, everyday style, and incredibly organized Amazon storefront, but behind all of those links is a seriously smart, strategic business.

Molly pulls back the curtain on what content creation actually looks like — from batching an entire week of reels in one day and outsourcing editing to working from home with her daughter, Vivi, and building a business around nap schedules and mom life. She also breaks down one of the most fascinating parts of her business: using Meta ads to drive Amazon affiliate sales and turning content creation into a numbers-driven strategy.

And, of course, it wouldn’t be Being Bubbly without some mom talk. 🩷 Taylor and Molly chat about being girl moms, pink nurseries, bows, classic baby names, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and all the little things our daughters pick up just from watching us.

Molly also gets candid about her difficult pregnancy, postpartum recovery, ongoing back issues, and learning to take care of herself while simultaneously taking care of everyone else.

Plus, they get into how much the influencer world has changed, what people don't see behind the scenes, money as a motivator, entrepreneurship, and why they're both determined to raise daughters who are independent, resilient, and never afraid to try something — even if they might fail.

It’s motherhood, Amazon carts, business strategy, bows, Meta ads, and a whole lot of bubbly conversation. 🫧

Grab your coffee (or your bubbly 🥂), and come hang with us!

We’re talking marathon training, running way too fast, workout classes, sneaker obsessions, habits, AI besties, motherhood, and the very real transition from city life to suburbia.

Emily shares how she went from thinking of running as punishment to training for the New York City Marathon, what she learned between her first and second marathons, and her biggest piece of advice for new runners: you’re probably running too fast.

Taylor and Emily also get into all the little things that come with becoming a runner — Garmin watches, watch rot (yes, apparently it’s a thing), Puma sneakers, carbon plates, stretching, cross-training, PT exercises, toe yoga, and learning that basically every muscle in your body is somehow connected.

Then, naturally, the conversation takes a turn. 😂

They chat about hot Pilates, reformer Pilates, SoulCycle, workout accountability, location sharing, Life360, parenting, kids’ personalities, and why daughters have a way of completely surprising you.

And because it’s 2026, we obviously need to discuss our relationship with AI, why people are literally naming their AI bots, and what happens when your AI starts calling you out.

Finally, they get into something so many women in their late 20s and 30s can relate to: the weird in-between of life transitions. Moving out of the city. Watching friends move at different speeds. Figuring out whether the suburbs suddenly sound… kind of amazing? And realizing that what you wanted a few years ago might not be what fits your life now.

It’s running advice meets girl talk meets an existential life chat — aka exactly what happens when two friends sit down with microphones and no real agenda. 🫧

In this episode:

✨ Training for the New York City Marathon

✨ Why new runners are probably running too fast

✨ Garmin watches, running shoes & carbon plates

✨ Building habits and finding accountability

✨ Stretching, cross-training & humbling PT exercises

✨ Hot Pilates vs. reformer Pilates vs. workout classes

✨ Location sharing & the Life360 era

✨ ChatGPT, Claude & naming your AI bestie

✨ Motherhood, kids & their very unexpected personalities

✨ City life vs. suburb life

✨ Friendships when everyone is in a different season

✨ Letting your priorities change as you get older

Whether you’re training for a marathon, attempting to become a Pilates person, asking ChatGPT to organize your life, or wondering when exactly you became someone who dreams about moving to the suburbs… this one is for you.

Pop the bubbly and come hang with us! 🥂🫧

Whether you’re new here, a fellow mom in the chaos, trying to grow something of your own, or you’ve been bubbly from the beginning, consider this episode one big girlfriend catch-up.

Taylor is spilling ALL the updates since her last solo episode—from the beautiful chaos of life with two girls, growing Being Bubbly, navigating social media, and figuring out what she actually wants this little bubbly corner of the internet to become.

And spoiler alert: she definitely does not have it all figured out. 😂

Taylor gets into the trial-and-error happening behind the scenes—the things that are working, the things that definitely are not, and everything she’s learning along the way about creating a brand people recognize, connect with, and actually want to be part of.

We’re chatting about:

• 🫧 What Taylor is learning inside Camp Influence and how it’s changing the way she thinks about social media, branding, consistency, and content
• 🎙️ Why recording a podcast can somehow feel like the easiest part…and creating clips, graphics, captions, and actually promoting it is a whole different story
• 💕 Building a real community on the South Shore—from putting herself out there and going to events to making new mom friends and finding her people
• 🎀 All things Millie + Madeline—preschool, NICU updates, their very different personalities, and the wonderfully chaotic reality of life with two little girls
• 🥂 What’s next for Being Bubbly—sponsorships, merch, dream guests, collaborations, growing the community…and maybe, just maybe, finally getting Kevin behind the mic

Taylor is also answering listener questions about podcasting, social media, moving to Hingham, house updates, and the story behind her daughters’ very classic—and very intentionally chosen—M names.

It’s candid, a little chaotic, probably slightly oversharing, and very Being Bubbly.

So grab your coffee, your wine, your emotional-support beverage of choice, and come hang out. Because apparently we’re raising babies, building brands, making friends, figuring out social media, renovating houses, and trying to get some sleep somewhere in between.

Pop the bubbly—we have A LOT to catch up on. 🥂🫧💕

Taylor sits down with Annie Hanson, the woman behind South Shore Moms, for a fun and heartfelt conversation about finding your people, putting yourself out there, and creating community in a world where it can sometimes feel easier to just keep scrolling.

Annie shares how she went from following South Shore Moms to actually running the platform—and how it has grown into so much more than a social media account. From local events and small business spotlights to recipes, resources, and those “does anyone know a good…?” mom recommendations we all need, South Shore Moms is helping make this big community feel a whole lot smaller.

Taylor and Annie chat about:

• How Annie went from follower to running South Shore Moms
• Why showing up to something alone might just lead you to your new best friend
• Supporting local businesses and bringing South Shore moms together
• Why being real will always beat being perfect on social media
• Motherhood, postpartum life, miscarriage, and giving ourselves a little more grace
• And the importance of finding people who just get it

And because this episode needed a little extra sparkle… Annie casually drops that her family was featured on HGTV’s Fix My Frankenhouse! She gives us the behind-the-scenes scoop on being chosen for the show, what filming and renovating were really like, what HGTV actually covers, and how the transformation made her family fall in love with their home all over again.

This episode is your reminder to send the text, go to the event, introduce yourself, and put yourself out there—even when it feels a little awkward. You never know what friendship, connection, or opportunity could be waiting on the other side.

So grab your coffee, your bubbly, or whatever is getting you through the day and come hang with us. 🥂

Because life is always a little more bubbly when you have a community to share it with. 🫧💕

Lisa shares how she balances working in dental hygiene, raising three energetic kids, moving homes, and creating content online without pretending to have everything perfectly figured out. She also opens up about how posting on TikTok unexpectedly boosted her confidence, helped her build a supportive community, and reminded her that sometimes you simply have to hit “post” and see what happens.

Together, Taylor and Lisa chat about the controlled chaos of having two or three kids, why four might officially be considered insane, the sentimental value of childhood home videos, and the shared realities of trying to keep family life organized. They also dive into their love of Bravo, favorite shows, and the wonderfully dramatic television moments that help keep moms entertained.

And because Lisa is a dental hygienist, she answers the teeth-related questions people are often too afraid to ask—from flossing and whitening to clean-teeth tips, regular checkups, and maintaining a healthy smile.

This episode is full of laughter, relatable mom moments, helpful dental advice, and plenty of Bravo talk. It is a reminder that nobody has it all together—and sometimes the best thing we can do is embrace the mess, find humor in the chaos, and keep winging it together.

Grab something bubbly and press play!

Jessica opens up about being pregnant while navigating a major move across state lines, adjusting to life with a toddler, and the highs and lows that come with growing a family. Together, Taylor and Jessica share relatable stories, laugh through the chaos, discuss the funny (and sometimes strange!) realities of pregnancy, and reflect on what they're looking forward to in this next season of life.

Whether you're expecting, raising little ones, planning a move, or simply looking for an authentic conversation that feels like catching up with friends, this episode is full of heartfelt moments, practical insights, and plenty of laughs.

Listen all the way until the end for a surprise gender reveal drop for baby number 2 for Jessie! ITS A ........!!!!!

Grab your favorite bubbly drink and join the conversation!

In this episode of Being Bubbly, Taylor shares the story behind her family's recent move to Hingham, Massachusetts, and everything that happened along the way. She opens up about the emotions, unexpected challenges, and exciting moments that came with this major life transition.

Taylor takes listeners behind the scenes of every step of the moving process—from deciding where to live and choosing a trusted realtor to preparing a home for sale, managing showings, reviewing offers, buying a new home, inspections, financing, closing, packing, moving day, and finally settling into a new community.

If you're a first-time home seller, buying your next home, relocating with kids, or simply love hearing real-life stories about major life changes, this episode is filled with practical moving tips, relatable moments, and encouragement for navigating one of life's biggest transitions.

The bubbly takeaway: Moving isn't just about changing your address—it's about building a life that fits the season you're in. While the process can be stressful, expensive, and emotional, patience, preparation, the right team, and a little grace can make all the difference.

If you're in the middle of a move or dreaming about your next home, this episode will leave you feeling more prepared, more confident, and reminded that every ending can lead to a beautiful new beginning.

From saying "yes" to walking down the aisle, Samantha shares what it was really like planning a wedding over 13 months—from choosing the perfect wedding venue and band to tackling seating charts, DIY décor, signage, timelines, and all the last-minute details every bride knows too well. If you're planning a wedding, you'll pick up plenty of practical wedding planning tips, organization ideas, and lessons learned along the way.

The sisters also relive every unforgettable moment from the bachelorette celebrations, including trips to Nashville, South Beach, and Newport, themed parties, personalized gifts,, goodie bags, a Newport boat day, sister tattoos, and all the hilarious moments that made the weekend one they'll never forget.

Of course, it wouldn't be a family episode without plenty of laughs, heartfelt moments, and a little chaos—from flower girl adventures and bridal shower weather mishaps to emotional reflections on family, marriage, and celebrating life's biggest milestones together.

Whether you're a future bride, bridesmaid, maid of honor, or simply love wedding stories, this episode is packed with wedding planning advice, bachelorette party inspiration, bridal shower ideas, and plenty of laughs along the way.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Wedding planning tips and lessons learned after a 13-month engagement
• How to stay organized while planning your wedding
• Bridal shower ideas, décor, and weather backup plans
• DIY wedding projects, seating charts, signage, and timelines
• Bachelorette party planning, destinations, and favorite activities
• Newport boat day, sister tattoos, themed parties, and personalized gifts
• Family memories, flower girl moments, and behind-the-scenes wedding chaos
• Advice for brides, bridesmaids, and anyone planning a wedding or special event

If you're planning a wedding, attending a bachelorette party, or simply love hearing the stories behind life's biggest celebrations, pour yourself a glass of bubbly and join us for this fun, heartfelt conversation.

From the moment her water broke to welcoming Madeline into the world, Taylor reflects on how different this birth experience was from her first. She candidly shares the highs, the unexpected moments, and the lessons she learned along the way—including navigating multiple epidural attempts, finding comfort in an incredible care team, and embracing the early postpartum days.

Taylor also talks about recovery, balancing life with a newborn and a toddler, moving into a new home shortly after giving birth, and the mental and emotional adjustments that come with becoming a mom of two. She offers practical tips for expecting parents, honest reflections on postpartum life, and the unforgettable moment when Millie met her baby sister for the first time.

Whether you're preparing for birth, navigating postpartum, or simply looking for an honest conversation about motherhood, this episode is full of reassurance, laughter, and reminders that every journey is unique.

She opens up about the roller coaster of doctor's appointments, extra monitoring, unexpected hospital visits, and preterm contractions. But alongside the fear were moments of gratitude, growth, laughter, and learning to slow down and embrace the little moments with her family.

This episode is a reminder that even when life feels uncertain, there's still beauty to be found in the journey.

Whether you're pregnant, postpartum, navigating motherhood, or simply love hearing real, unfiltered stories, this episode will remind you that you're never alone—and that there's always a reason to keep finding the bubbly, even in life's most challenging seasons.

So grab your favorite bubbly drink, get cozy, and join Taylor for an episode full of honesty, hope, and heart. 🥂✨

And don't miss next week's episode, where Taylor shares the full birth story, postpartum update, and what it's really been like making the leap from one little love to two.

After stepping away to embrace the beautiful chaos of motherhood, welcome a new baby, and navigate one of the biggest transitions of her life, Taylor is returning to Being Bubbly with a full heart and a fresh perspective.

In this episode, Taylor opens up about life behind the scenes, the highs and lows of becoming a mom of two, rediscovering her confidence, and finding her way back to the creative space that fills her cup. From pregnancy and postpartum challenges to personal growth and new beginnings, this is an honest conversation about embracing change while holding onto the sparkle that makes you you.

So pour yourself something bubbly and join Taylor as she kicks off this exciting new chapter of Being Bubbly—because sometimes the most beautiful moments come from finding your way back to yourself.

Xo, Taylor

She also spills some tea on what’s coming next for the podcast — think exciting guests, fresh episodes, and all the bubbly vibes rolling into August! 🥂✨

Whether you're parenting, planning, or just vibing, this one's full of laughs, love, and a little bit of British vacation dreaming. 💂‍♀️💼🎡

They dive into Alyssa’s whirlwind journey through the wedding world, spill the tea on podcasting highs and lows, and toast to building a tight-knit bridal community. Alyssa dishes on the hottest wedding trends, the power of staying true to yourself, and how today’s couples are putting their own spin on "I do."

Plus, she unveils her brand-new wedding coaching services! If you’re into all things bridal and love a little behind-the-scenes magic, this episode’s a must-listen.

Here are the links to all things Nashville Bride Guide! Don't forget to give everything a follow!

https://www.nashvillebrideguide.com

Follow The Wedding Reporter Podcast on Apple, Spotify or Youtube:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wedding-reporter-podcast/id1730299241

https://open.spotify.com/show/1c8QvxrcndjsKsMsSedUK2

https://www.youtube.com/@TheWeddingReporterPodcast

The episode highlights the joys and complexities of sisterhood, making it a heartfelt and relatable discussion for listeners. In this engaging conversation, three sisters explore their unique dynamics, the joys and challenges of sisterhood, and the profound impact of becoming an aunt.

They discuss their communication styles, how they support each other, and the changes brought about by the arrival of Millie, the first grandchild. The sisters reflect on their experiences, share humorous anecdotes, and engage in light-hearted games that reveal their personalities and relationships.

Through laughter and heartfelt moments, they celebrate the bond they share as sisters and the love they have for their growing family.

From the excitement of first appointments to the anxiety of genetic testing and the realities of late pregnancy appointments, Taylor provides a candid look at her experience while acknowledging the diverse experiences of others. In this episode, Taylor shares her candid experiences and insights about pregnancy, discussing the unexpected symptoms, the joys of carrying a child, and the challenges she faced, including preterm labor. She emphasizes the importance of being prepared, seeking advice from others, and embracing the journey of motherhood.

She delves into the challenges of adulting in her 30s, sharing her feelings of being unprepared and overwhelmed.

The conversation covers the realities of managing responsibilities like cars and homes, the complexities of parenting, and the reliance on Google and parents for guidance.

Taylor's candid reflections resonate with many millennials navigating similar struggles, emphasizing the importance of community and conversation.