Is it okay to get a bra in your Easter basket? The ladies discuss things that made them smile in the last week, from kids doing silly things to reminiscing on childhood memories. The Magnolia Bowl poses a question about why bras SUCK, leading to a conversation about the patriarchal history behind them. Kristy, Rachael and DJ Femi also shout out Pittsburgh women doing great things to check out this Women’s History Month!

  The ladies are joined by former Dessert Wars Pittsburgh champion and small-business owner, Hannah Olsen, to discuss music artists they wish they could see in concert. One of the ladies reveals that she had the opportunity to go on stage with Prince. The women also discuss all-things social media, from engaging with negative conversations to getting mom advice. The women also highlight Olsen's businesses, Aycho Melange Macarons, Batches Bakehouse, and her newest endeavor, The Baked Bean.

Happy Galentine’s Day! The ladies discuss the origin of Galentine’s Day, whether it came from women wanting to celebrate female friendship before romantic partnerships, or Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation. In celebration of the day, the women talk being a mom, a.k.a. the default parent, and how to balance work life with home life. Remember to shout out your PittsburgHER, a woman who inspires you, on social media from now until Galentine’s Day and tag us (@pittsburgher_5) so we can repost to our story!

  Why are expectations so high for women in the workplace? The ladies discuss discrimination in the workplace, each bringing their personal perspective and experiences from their fields. Dr. Jocelyn talks women in the healthcare field and how female surgeons are expected to be quieter than males. Sarah, Rachael, and Kristy touch on speaking in rooms full of men, high standards in mentorship, and women being expected to be the “mothers” of an office.

  Before the New Year rang in, Kristy already cleared her home of Christmas decor, but when will Dr. Jocelyn take down her Christmas tree? The ladies discuss Botox and plastic surgery, and the fear of not recognizing yourself when aging. It is agreed that your body is your temple and you should only do what you feel comfortable with. Kristy also wants to bring back human connection in the food community in 2026, and highlights influencers bringing awareness to local food spots.

  WHO got suspended from school for recording a fight and posting it to YouTube? The women discuss whether students should be allowed to use their cell phones in school. Consensus shows that it should be allowed; they just need to understand the proper times to be on them. The ladies also share their most iconic catchphrases, from a simple “friends” to the lyrics of Michael Jackson’s “Man in the Mirror.”

Joined by Shaquala Swinton-Betts, founder of PAIR Charcuterie and recipient of the Pittsburgh Magazine Women in Business Award, the ladies discuss her journey in the food industry. From working at McDonald’s to exploring the food scene in Portugal, and now owning and operating a charcuterie, cheese, and coffee business, Shaquala has done it all. The women also talk Pittsburgh celebrity crushes— including the entire Pirates batting order.

The video is interrupted, but the conversation continues about education being free. But first, the ladies discuss holiday etiquette when it comes to table talk involving politics or other divided and potentially contentious topics. Kristy says wear a Planes, Trains and Automobiles tee to lighten the mood.  As for the education talk, AI, the trades and levels of education are all discussed. It's a good listen friends!

  Bria (aka DJ Femi) makes her long-awaited return! The ladies talk post-birth feelings and the best places to get childcare advice. Should women confide in the internet for baby guidance? The women also discuss the unpredictability of the grieving process and how it can still be present, even if the person lost is still alive. Plus, Dr. Jocelyn sheds light on the topic of menopause and what women should actually expect.