Our cohosts kick off season two of Spill the Tea with lighthearted personal stories of dating.  Enjoy their absolute yes list, some funny don'ts, and when they finally did the (f) word...No the other F word (fart).

Join our cohosts as they Spill the TEA-sharing reactions days after the Supreme Court overturns Roe vs Wade.Gill, N. (2019). Great Goddesses: Life Lessons From Myths and Monsters (Illustrated ed.). G.P. Putnam’s Sons.

Our cohosts Spill the TEA about how they have celebrated each other and TEA. Though you may hear them trip down a rabbit hole and share a bit about knowing your worth and how to negotiate a salary MOSTLY you will hear the gratitude that comes from twenty years of creating a TEA community.  

Warning this episode is rated "E" for explicit due to content and swearing. We know this is the 2nd week we've earned a warning label. Listen to find out why.Ladies, you have said it yourself. You've felt it too.  Cohosts Spill the TEA about how to handle the visceral feeling when you reach the point of saying- "F*!k it, I'm done!"  The conversation talks candidly about swearing,  establishing boundaries, leaving what no longer serves them, and farting. 

Our cohosts Spill the TEA  with hard truths and humor about their experiences with aging female bodies.  With a lot of humor and a strong desire to give themselves grace, they share struggles and small victories with maintaining a positive body image, aging, sexuality and caring for the female form.  The most explicit episode of Spill the TEA, thus far,  provides a raw look into the daily struggle to age gracefully. 

Our cohosts and special guest spilled the TEA about finding financial freedom as females. Listen as they share personal stories of how financial freedom or the lack thereof has shaped their lives.

Kerri shares a quick update as your favorite cohosts take a week off to reflect on the recent Western NY tragedy.

Today we talk about how bouncy (resilient) we are or have been. Sometimes resilience feels powerful and effective like bouncing a tennis ball, other times it feels awkward and unpredictable like bouncing a football, and sometimes it feels nearly impossible like bouncing a bowling ball. Discover truths through our co-host's combined stories and ways we have used to develop skills for bouncing back from dark places and tough times. 

TEA is Spilled about miracles, manifesting, and serendipitous moments.  Join us as we discuss stories full of destiny and magic. Let us share how TEA has incorporated intentional memory making, gathering, sharing, and believing to increase our ability to harness the creative energy that grows one’s soul. 

Join us as we Spill the TEA about coping with loss. Learn how some of life's most stressful events have deepened the meaning of our journey and how we have healed within the TEA community.In this episode, we explore and reference the works of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and David Kessler, who define the five stages of grief as denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.  In later works,  Kessler has added meaning to the established stages.KÜBLER-ROSS, E., & KESSLER, D. (2005). On grief and grieving: finding the meaning of grief through the five stages of loss. New York, Scribner.