“I realized I could design a life that fits me—not the other way around.”

This week on So Mom, Priscilla and Adele sit down with Audrey McLoghlin, founder and CEO of Frank and Eileen. Audrey shares her journey from engineer to fashion entrepreneur, building a values-driven brand during the 2008 financial crisis, earning B Corp certification in 2020, and launching a $10M giving pledge to support women entrepreneurs.

Award-winning author Maurene Goo joins Priscilla and Adele for a warm, funny, and deeply thoughtful conversation about love, creativity, and finding yourself at midlife. From her adult debut novel One and Only, a love letter to Los Angeles, to her reflections on motherhood and personal style, Maurene shares her stories with heart.

In this end-of-year episode, Adele and Priscilla ditch pickleball and dive into what they really love: books. They reflect on the reads that stuck with them in 2025—from quiet, interior novels and morally complicated nonfiction to cozy mysteries, crime thrillers, and a few polarizing literary hits.

Hollywood stylist, TV makeover expert, and fashion sage Sam Saboura joins Priscilla and Adele for a vibrant conversation about personal style at every age. This episode is an inspiring invitation to dress with confidence, joy, and your own unique flair.

In this cozy fall episode of So Mom, Adele and Priscilla chat about everything from New England leaf-peeping and LA “seasons” to favorite podcasts, fashion in retirement, and questionable apple recipes. They swap book recommendations, share a few laughs about family quirks, and muse on life’s little comforts — all with their signature warmth and humor. It’s the perfect listen for your walk, drive, or quiet cup of coffee.

In this episode of So Mom, Adele and Priscilla dive into the messy, funny, and heartfelt world of advice — the kind we give, the kind we ignore, and the kind we wish we hadn’t taken. From parenting and generational differences to friendship red flags, self-care, and learning to let go, this cozy conversation feels like chatting with your wisest (and funniest) friends over coffee. Tune in for stories, laughter, and a little life wisdom along the way.

This episode of the So, Mom Podcast digs into what a death doula really does and why talking about death doesn’t have to be dark or scary. Guest Nadia Ammar explains how she supports people and families at the end of life—helping with everything from emotional conversations and family tension to practical planning and honoring final wishes.

Mo’ne Davis joins Priscilla & Adele to reflect on her journey from Little League history-maker to a role model for the future of women’s sports.

Priscilla and Adele sit down with Ed Glassman, head of the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, to explore how kids from pre-K to high school are building confidence, resilience, and even winning venture funding. From second graders running pop-up shops to teens launching real startups, Ed shows how entrepreneurial thinking can spark creativity, bust myths about who gets to be an entrepreneur, and prepare students for a fast-changing world.

Three remarkable student entrepreneurs join Dr. Priscilla Sands to talk purpose, confidence, and building for community impact. Marley created an aromatherapy hair brand to celebrate natural hair. Ayanna founded the Sweet Dream Project to decorate pediatric hospital rooms—and just won first place ($2,500) in the First Trust Eagles pitch competition. Blake is designing June Academy, a vision for equitable education (starting with an after-school program).

From novels to screenplays, Abdi Nazemian’s work celebrates identity, belonging, and the power of representation. In this candid So Mom episode, Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin sit down with Abdi to explore growing up in two cultures, navigating the entertainment industry, and creating the stories he needed as a young person.

In this powerful episode of So Mom, bestselling author Sarah Mlynowski joins Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin to talk about parenting through crisis, rebuilding after the Palisades fire, and how writing and community helped her find strength in chaos. She shares why she never wants to write alone again, how OMG Book Fest connects authors with kids, and what it means to model grief—and resilience—for your children. This is an episode about honesty, humor, healing, and heart.

Bestselling thriller author Michelle Gagnon joins So Mom to share the unexpected turns her life has taken—from modern dancer and Russian supper club performer to writing page-turning mysteries and becoming an advocate for LGBTQ+ foster youth.

In Episode 7 of So Mom Season 2, educator and DEI leader Jenn Wells joins Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin for a conversation about emotional labor, equity work, and protecting your voice in systems not built for you. Jenn reflects on what it means to be “the only one” in the room, how to engage with feedback, and why building inclusive communities requires intention, rest, and boundaries.

What happens when motherhood reshapes your identity? In this powerful episode of So Mom, co-hosts Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin sit down with creative producer and mom of two, E. Lockhart, for a heartfelt conversation about reinvention, purpose, and the courage to pivot. Emily shares how postpartum life pushed her to leave the corporate world, rediscover her creative voice, and build a life aligned with her values.

Talking to your kids about boundaries, bodies, and mental health isn’t always easy—but it’s never been more important. In this episode, parenting educator Dolly Klock joins Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin to explore how we can raise empowered, informed kids in today’s world. From consent to puberty to screen time, Dolly brings honest, relatable insights for every parent navigating these crucial conversations.

Can a capybara, a shark cage, and a stack of jigsaw puzzles teach you something about parenting? In this episode—yes. Bestselling author Stuart Gibbs (Spy School, FunJungle) joins So Mom to talk about the adventure of writing for kids—and raising them, too. Dr. Priscilla Sands and Adele Griffin explore how Stuart’s creative career and family life intertwine, with stories about fatherhood, resilience, grief, and the beauty of staying curious.

So many parenting trends, so little time. How do we keep up—or should we even try? In this episode of So Mom, Priscilla and Adele unpack the latest buzz in parenting and education—from multiple intelligences and Genius Hour to today’s hot topics like the “Let Them” philosophy, Lighthouse parenting, and the anxious generation. But this isn’t about chasing trends—it’s about thoughtful adaptation, staying grounded, and showing up with intention.

In this episode of So Mom, Dr. Marisa Crandall — a mother, educator, and early childhood expert discusses parenting without perfection and leading with grace. Learn valuable tips for overwhelmed moms and educators in early childhood education to avoid burnout and thrive.

This is the conversation every parent needs to hear. In the Season 2 premiere of So Mom, bestselling author Julie Buxbaum joins us for a raw and vulnerable discussion on parenting without perfection, letting go of control, and learning to simply show up. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or someone who’s ever felt the weight of showing up perfectly — this one’s for you.