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Live Every Day Like It’s Your First with Suleika Jaouad

Author Suleika Jaouad (Between Two Kingdoms) joins Chelsea to talk about facing her mortality head-on, her marriage to Jon Batiste, and adopting too many chihuahuas. Then: A caregiver spouse needs boundaries around her sex life. * Pick up your copy of the Book of Alchemy and the ...  Show more

One Long Muscle with Mary Elizabeth Ellis

Mary Elizabeth Ellis (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) chats with Chelsea about the importance of teenage haircuts, softening her parenting instincts, her 20-year marriage to Charlie Day. Then: A friend just wants to see her bestie’s baby. A small-town barista wonders if she sh ...  Show more

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