Where Does Plastic Go?

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How To Have The Best Birthing Experience For You w/ Jen Hamilton

Giving birth is a MAJOR medical event, and we're learning about how to get the best possible experience for YOU with Jen Hamilton, the New York Times #1 bestselling author of Birth Vibes . From birth plans and building the right support team to navigating fear, nursing, and the r ...  Show more

Mastering Our Morning Routines, Starting New Projects, and the Lincoln Memorial Swimming Pool

This week, we’re talking: Morning routine optimization, TikTok controversy analysis, Jen Hamilton's bestselling journey, The Sopranos, Lost, Lincoln Memorial Swimming Pool, Time travelers, and our Hot B*tch of the Week. Wanna see JVN on stage? Get tix to the Hot & Healed Comedy T ...  Show more

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