he season finale of My Life is a Junk Drawer will make you laugh your fanny off. It's a first for me... Recording in the hot tub. Thanks ladies for sharing your hysterical stories from quarantine. This is definitely the best way to wrap up the season. Love you ladies.

This week I have a frank and raw conversation with my friend Angie about the effects of addiction. Angie's dad was addicted to cocaine for over 20 years. She is so forth rite and inspiring. She talks about the years she didn't see her dad.  And then how one day he ended up on her doorstep ready to get clean. Angie has been through so much but all along she has kept her humor. I was cracking up a lot during this interview. It's a must listen, especially for those who have a family member or friend that is battling addiction. 

This week we are talking autoimmune disease with Christen Perrella from Metamorphosis-mindbody pilates and wellness studio. She has done a complete metamorphosis on her health and wellness. She is such a wealth of information and one of the sweetest people I know. Please hang with us, we kind of jump all over the place but she has so much knowledge on healing the whole mind, body and spirit. You have to listen to the end because she definitely has the most outrageous item in her junk drawer. Disclaimer...it may be a little PG-13. You can find her at www.Meta-mindbody.com. Go and look her up. She is beautiful on the inside and out.

My husband J joins me as we talk to the Baby Boomer generation about Coronavirus. Listen to find out who he would like to be in quarantine with during this shelter in place. Hear my irritation as he talks about his "new normal" and then here our laughter together as I shoot rapid fire questions at him. And as we have heard a lot, we are all in this together. With kindness and patience we will come out on the other side.

This week I invited my friends Mani Young and Heather Tansy to join me at Generation X takes on COVID-19. I was inspired by the answers they gave. As we indulged in happy hour, we created an all women task force to wipe out Coronavirus and you will never guess who is on it. We also talked about what was keeping us sane in these very crazy times. Please listen to the end as the alcohol goes a little to our head. 

This week I sit down and talk Coronavirus with the millennial generation. My son CJ and his girlfriend, Katie, share their thoughts on social distancing, new normals and shelter in place. We end with the good things that are still going on in these crazy times.  P.S. There may or may not have been a bottle of wine involved in this conversation.

This week my two Gen Z kids come on and speak up for their generation on the Coronavirus. They are witty, practical and very funny. I think they are well spoken, make good points and have valid opinions. Join us as we stay home, keep safe, spread joy and give grace.

Just me this week. Trying to spread a little entertainment in a very trying time. I hope you will listen as I talk about what I fear running out of most, 3 things I can't live without. I tell you what I am sad about during Coronavirus craziness and 5 things I find joyful. It will be worth the listen. 

Listen to this episode with your teenage daughter. It's such an important topic. This week I have a conversation with Suzanne Carpenter from Carpenter0ne80 about disordered eating and self image. So many of us struggle with negative self talk, especially about our weight. Suz has recovered from her eating disorder and now helps others. She is lively and funny and so engaging. She teaches me about the science of healthy eating and how easy it can be. Please remember we are not doctor or therapists. Just two women having sharing ideas and stories. 

This week Jennifer and I continue our talk about everything under the sun. She shares stories about her marriage and the depression her husband suffered and how he recovered. We talk about her kind and giving heart. How she consistently tries to make this world a better place. She went from doing a lot of random volunteering to more specific child based helping. She is now on the board of Loaves and Fishes Food Bank in Charlottesville, VA. She, like me is a foodie, and I talk about her becoming a plant based whole food vegan. And how that came about. She then shares a very vulnerable side of herself as she shares the story of her dad and his fight with Alzheimer's. What a brave conversation. We end with me blubbering about the value of our friendship. A spectacular episode.