Molly and Emese sit down with author and speaker Jen Hatmaker to talk about her new memoir Awake—a deeply personal look at divorce, faith, and starting over in midlife. After discovering her husband was living a double life, Jen’s world shifted overnight, forcing her to rebuild her own life, identity, and beliefs in public. They talk about navigating betrayal and gaslighting, parenting through upheaval, trusting your instincts, and what it really looks like to start over. Plus, how writing became a path forward—and why sometimes the only way out is through.

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Molly & Emese sit down with host, designer, and recovering reality TV star Morgan Stewart. A lot has changed since her days on Rich Kids of Beverly Hills — and she opens up about it here. We talk about navigating grief after the loss of a parent and a sibling, adding show host to her resume with the launch of The Morgan Stewart Show on SiriusXM, and building her fashion brand, Renggli. Plus, Morgan shares her current beauty and fashion must-haves.

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Sabrina Rudin has spent 15 years building Spring Cafe in Aspen and New York into the plant-forward wellness spot everyone flies in for, and her first cookbook, Healthy with a Side of Happy: 100 Plant-Based Recipes to Feed Your Family, is out today. She sits down with Molly and Emese for a refreshingly honest conversation about how to feed a family well without the food fights, the guilt, or the social media noise.

They get into why "taste buds are made, not born," the truth about the protein craze, the two ingredients Sabrina will never let in her house, how she runs a fully stocked fridge without ever meal planning, and why she finally started eating red meat after a lifetime of being vegetarian. It's the cookbook conversation every mom needs to hear.

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Molly and Emese sit down with Nicola and James Stephenson, the husband and wife founders of oHHo, for a conversation about cannabis and wellness that's long overdue. Nicola opens up about the cancer diagnosis that reshaped the family's life six months after moving to New York, and how that experience led them into the wellness space together. They get into why CBD and low-dose THC are replacing the nightly glass of wine, and walk through the full oHHo product lineup — from tinctures to topicals to the Dream Cream. Plus the real difference between CBD, THC, CBN, and every other cannabinoid you've seen on a label and pretended to understand, the "museum high," and how to actually find your dose when you're starting from zero.

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Brooke DeVard has spent 10 years and 400+ interviews going deep on beauty — and she's figured out a few things. The Naked Beauty podcast host and Chief Content Officer at Refinery29 joins Molly and Emese for a conversation that's equal parts obsessive and refreshingly real.

They get into the four habits she's noticed in every woman with genuinely great skin, why she thinks your morning makeup is actually a primer for your evening look, and the wellness trends she'd send straight to the trash. Plus what it was like starting a beauty podcast in 2016 when no one knew what a podcast was, how she thinks about beauty as self-expression rather than performance, and the Bio-Dance mask she swears by over everything else.

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Spring is here, and Molly and Emese are cleaning house — beauty shelf included. This solo episode is their full edit of what they're actually reaching for right now. On the list: a $25 K-beauty blurring powder that went viral for a reason, the Gucci bronzer the internet is panic-buying before it disappears, Emese's Manuka honey essence that's been quietly rebuilding her skin barrier all winter, and Upneeq — the prescription eye drop that lifts your look without surgery. Then there's YSE Beauty's brand new Extreme Glow Dewy Peptide Plumping Serum -- a launch that's very close to Molly's heart, and you'll hear exactly why in the episode. Plus a $49 foundation that rivals a $110 one, a body oil that stays hydrated for hours, and a fragrance moment neither of them saw coming. Your spring shelf just got a serious upgrade.

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Liz Moody has spent years asking the world's top researchers one deceptively simple question: what actually works? As the author of 100 Ways to Change Your Life, she's built a career on turning cutting-edge science into habits real people can stick to — without the overwhelm, 17-step routines, or the guilt.

Molly and Emese sit down with Liz for a conversation that cuts through the noise on pretty much everything — burnout, brain health, the friendship science reshaping how we think about connection, and why discipline is one of the most overrated ideas in wellness.

From the morning walk that resets your entire circadian rhythm to the science of why physical touch is more important for your health than almost anything you eat — plus a three-step neurological trick for rewiring your brain toward happiness.

If wellness has started to feel like one more thing on your to-do list, this episode is the reset you didn't know you needed.

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When Linda launched Allure in 1991, people said she'd never fill a magazine about beauty every month. She proved them wrong for 25 years — giving readers the information they actually needed, without the judgment.

Molly and Emese sit down with Linda Wells, the legendary founder of Allure Magazine, for a sharp, no-nonsense conversation about what's actually worth your time and money in 2026.

Linda gets real about the plastic surgery obsession sweeping Hollywood and why you should never walk into a doctor's office telling them what procedure you want.

She breaks down the skincare ingredients she's excited about, calls out the treatments that are just expensive pampering, and shares the one beauty rule she thinks needs to disappear for good.

From GLP-1s and injectable peptides to the deep-plane facelift debate, Linda cuts through the noise the way she always has. Honest, sharp, and a little bit ruthless about the stuff that doesn't work.

Chapter Markers 

0:00 Intro: Meet Linda Wells

1:06 Emese's Allure Obsession & Beauty's Evolving Definition

2:40 How Social Media Changed the Way We See Ourselves

4:12 Navigating Beauty Without Personalizing It

7:12 Diet Culture Then vs. Now: GLP-1s & the New Wellness Landscape

8:08 The Shame Around Beauty Procedures — and Why It's Fading

9:00 Why Linda Thinks GLP-1s Will Change the World

10:06 Plastic Surgery in 2026: Are We Going Too Far?

12:00 The Danger of Telling Your Doctor What You Want

13:57 Skin Science: The Ingredients Linda Is Actually Excited About

18:09 Copper Peptides & DNA Repair Enzymes 

19:30 Manuka Honey: The Underrated Skincare Hero

21:10 What's Overhyped? 

23:00 CO2 Lasers & “Baby” Treatments 

24:10 Hair Loss: The Advances That Actually Work

30:40 Rapid Fire: Overrated Trends, Beauty Rules to Ditch & What Makes Her Cringe

32:30 Best Beauty Advice She's Ever Received

33:42 Advice to Her 10-Year-Old Self

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Molly and Emese sit down with Belle Burden, author of Strangers: A Memoir of a Marriage, whose story—a sudden betrayal, COVID lockdown, and a marriage that ended overnight — became one of the most talked-about pieces in The New York Times Modern Love column.

Belle gets candid about the prenup clause that came back to haunt her, why so many women unknowingly hand over their financial power in a marriage, and why she refused to pretend any of it was "amicable." And she shares the slow, unglamorous process of coming back to herself—and what she'd tell every woman to do differently.

This isn't a bitter divorce story. It's a story about self-trust, financial awareness, and the surprising gifts that can emerge from a life coming undone.

Strangers: A Memoir of a Marriage is out now.

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We’re always trying something — new supplements, beauty hacks, sleep routines, shapewear — but today we’re going deeper. Because getting “snatched” isn’t just about how you look. It’s about feeling strong, energized, confident, and comfortable in your own skin in whatever season you’re in.

The truth is, what worked in your 20s doesn’t always work now. Hormones shift. Skin changes. Sleep changes. Muscle changes. Confidence evolves. So instead of fighting it, we’ve built a toolkit that evolves with us.

In this episode, we’re sharing what’s actually stuck — from creatine, magnesium, colostrum, and GLP-1 transparency to bone broth, muscle-building, sleep fixes, and collagen support. We get into red carpet prep, undergarments that truly smooth and support, eye-brightening tricks, red light therapy, and the beauty tools that are actually worth it.

Including one of our current favorites: ThirdLove. Known for their personalized fit (including half cup sizes from AA–H) and seriously comfortable designs, ThirdLove pieces are the kind of basics that quietly make your day better - no adjusting straps, no digging bands, just great fit and quality that actually delivers. If you want to try them for yourself, head to thirdlove.com and use code LIPSTICK15 for $15 off your first purchase.

This isn’t about extremes or 14-step routines. It’s smarter, not harder. Consistency over trends. Longevity over quick fixes.

Build your toolkit. Stay strong. Stay glowing. Stay snatched — inside and out.

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Fertility is one of those topics that’s either avoided entirely—or turned into a fear-fueled spiral online. So we’re cutting through the noise. Molly and Emese sit down with Dr. Lucky Sekhon (reproductive endocrinologist and author of The Lucky Egg) for a clear, science-backed conversation about what every woman deserves to understand: how fertility actually works, what’s myth vs. fact, and what to do if you’re feeling overwhelmed, behind, or panicked by the “biological clock” narrative.

We get into the truths behind AMH and ovarian reserve, egg quality vs. egg quantity, and the real-world decision making around egg freezing—including the best age window, what the process really feels like, and why it’s not a guarantee, but can be a powerful option.

Dr. Lucky also breaks down how far IVF has come—why success rates have improved, how genetic testing can lower miscarriage risk, and we debunk the biggest fears we keep hearing.  

If you’re in your 20s thinking ahead, in your 30s asking “what now?”, or in your 40s trying to stay hopeful, this episode is your no-shame, no-gatekeeping fertility roadmap—built on facts, compassion, and the truth that you’re not a statistic.

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