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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I will say this episode,

it could be a little bit of a shit show because I don't have my usual microphone. I'm sitting in a

hotel bed. I don't know what the Wi-Fi is going to be like.

This episode is not really going to be edited. So also my husband's next to me coughing. So there's that.

A solo. So it's not a solo. My husband is here. And I just recorded with Eve Rodski, which went so well.

I love when people, you never know when you're going to interview people if they're going to be

like super talkative. That's why I always come prepared with so many questions to ask people,

just in case they're not super talkative,

but she was so well spoken and talkative and telling stories. And so she was kind of like the

perfect guest. It was nice. I didn't even use my cue cards. Like I worked so hard thinking about

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