In this solo episode, Josie dives into It-Girl Energy—what it really means to be magnetic and fully confident. From the psychology of visibility and the power of taking up space, to cognitive biases you can use to hack confidence (hello, Spotlight Effect), this episode is your blueprint for shedding self-doubt and stepping into your best self. You’ll learn how to stop saying “I think…” before your ideas, how to retrain your brain for confidence, and why your energy—not your outfit or your body type—is what makes you unforgettable. This episode will teach you how to embody main-character energy so deeply that the universe literally reorients itself around you.

“I really want to work on mindfulness and feeling present, but I feel like none of the meditations or other practices I’ve tried really work. How can I be more present in my life?” 

This episode is your permission slip to stop going through the motions and start living your life. Josie is answering a listener's question about how to be more present, and spoiler: meditation isn’t the only way (or even the best way) to feel more mindful and grounded in your everyday life. You’ll learn: what “being present” actually means (and why we’re all doing it wrong), a mindset hack that’s more powerful than any gratitude journal, how a Rachel McAdams movie changed Josie’s brain chemistry, and why being present could be the missing key to your happiness (backed by wild psychology). Listen for the mindset reset you didn’t know you needed.

If you’re swiping endlessly on dating apps, dreading awkward first dates, or wondering how to make a new relationship actually last, this episode is for you. Logan Ury is a behavioral expert, bestselling author, and Hinge’s Director of Relationship Science. We dive deep into why so many people get stuck in unfulfilling dating cycles, how to break free from toxic patterns, and the biggest mistakes Millennials and Gen Z are making when it comes to relationships. Logan shares why online dating feels so exhausting (and what to do about it), tips to meet people IRL, and her surprising take on “the spark” and why it might be sabotaging your love life. This conversation is packed with science-backed advice that will completely shift the way you think about relationships—and might just change your dating life forever.

Ready for a fresh start? In this episode, we’re doing a powerful monthly reset to help you reflect, realign, and step into May with purpose. Josie shares her biggest "aha" moments from April’s episodes. Think of this as your mini life edit: part self-reflection, part motivational pep talk that’ll have you rethinking your wellness goals, mindset blocks, and what it really means to live your best life. You’ll get actionable “homework” (don’t worry, it’s the fun kind!) to apply what you’ve learned in April, plus a brand-new intention for May.

Welcome to our Summer Glow-Up Series! In today’s episode, Josie shares 8 life-changing tips to help you feel amazing, look radiant, and live your best life this season. From foods that are the ultimate detox tool, to the surprising habit that will help you manifest any health goal, to the simple weekend routine that makes your life feel so much more put-together—you’re getting all of Josie's latest obsessions. Expect a mix of science-backed strategies, ancient wisdom, and realistic tips you can actually stick to. Get ready to feel more energized, confident, and connected to your best self. Let’s glow, girls!

“Any tips for couples to fight in a healthier way? I feel like me and my husband could definitely use some communication tips.”

The best relationships aren't made up of people who never fight–they're made up of people who know how to fight well. In this week’s Ask The Everygirl, Josie shares her experience (and some therapy gems) on how couples can actually grow closer through conflict. From why shouting drives your souls apart (literally) to the one communication rule that can change your relationship, this episode is packed with real talk, personal stories, and advice you’ll want to passively-aggressively send to your partner. Whether you’re in a long-term relationship, newly coupled, or just want to be better at emotionally regulating your inner 6-year-old, this episode is your toolkit for fighting fair and loving better.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected lately, this one’s for you. Psychologist, Speaker, and Human Connection Expert Dr. Jody Carrington is on the pod! In this radically honest and insanely empowering episode, Josie sits down with Dr. Jody Carrington to unpack why we’re more disconnected (and burned out) than ever. You'll learn: Why “self-care” isn’t solving your burnout—and what actually does, how to feel more connected in your relationships and your career, and Dr. Jody’s no-BS advice for showing up for others without losing yourself. This is one of those listen-to-it-twice episodes that hits you right in the soul—and gives you the tools to take your power back.

You’ve tried calorie counting. You’ve done the workouts. You’ve been in your “that girl” era. But what if the key to losing weight (and keeping it off) wasn’t what you thought? In this episode, Josie cuts through the BS to share the 6 most underrated, unexpected, and science-backed weight loss tips from experts she has had on the podcast—no toxic diet culture here. We’re talking about real strategies to help you feel more energized, confident, and aligned with your body. Plus, Josie helps you understand your weight loss motivation (ahem, is it the patriarchy??). This is not your typical weight loss episode. It’s for the wellness girls who’ve been misled, overworked, and under-fueled—and are ready to feel good in their bodies again. 

"Is there a graceful way to make sure you're politically aligned with someone before the first date? In a climate like this, I don't want to go on a date–let alone several–only to find out he doesn't think I should have rights.
Sincerely, an Everygirl who keeps accidentally attracting conservatives."

To answer the question, Josie is joined by Everygirl editor, McKenna Pringle, to have a conversation about the intersection between politics and dating: how much being politically aligned matters for compatibility, the trad wife phenomenon, and how to address politics both on the apps and on a first date to filter out people you don't align with.

“Up until February, I was doing a great job and felt so good: I got into running, Pilates, fueling my body with healthy food, and working on my dating life. But this past month, I’ve hit a wall...My bad habits are coming back–how can I strengthen my willpower?" 

Consider this episode a masterclass in building healthy habits and ditching habits that don't serve you. Josie shares various potential causes behind a lack of motivation and offers a concrete checklist of what to do to build healthy habits while foregoing unhealthy habits.

"Can you explain the pros and cons of all the different types of milk? Between almond, oat, and dairy, I am so confused about what is the healthiest milk to add to my coffee.”

Josie breaks down the pros, cons, and misconceptions about every popular milk option, the best milk for your goal (such as high-protein or lowered blood sugar) and walks you through her routine (including the best brands, what to order at coffee shops, and a hack to get an organic option for $3)

"I don't want to unintentionally ruin the surprise of the proposal–How do I let go of control knowing my boyfriend wants to propose to me this year?"

Josie talks about how to let go of feeling in control, including why the brain thinks uncertainty means you're unsafe and why you should look at "being surprised" as getting to watch your favorite movie for the first time. She also shares tips to detach so you can focus on the "why" instead of the "how" and "when." Josie also gives an update on her wedding planning process and the biggest tip she would give to all brides or other Everygirls entering their bridal era sometime soon.

“I just got rejected, and it really sucks. Any tips to feel better?”

Josie explains why rejection shouldn't be seen as such a bad thing, and can even be seen as a positive (success in dating or your career is just a numbers game). Using studies, celebrity examples, and a parable, Josie will have you believing that rejection is actually a good thing–it's just the fear of it that is keeping us small. Save this episode for when you're struggling with feeling rejected.

"I know a close friend who I have known for years that I feel is growing at a different pace than me, and I think we might be growing apart but I’m unsure of where to go from here. She is extremely unhappy and complains and vents to me 24/7 but seems to be doing little to change or deal with the things making her unhappy. She doesn’t take my advice and gets defensive if I point out where she may be wrong or try to set any boundaries. I’m burnt out around her but I’m afraid to lose my closest friend and sever many ties. I’m trying really hard to be a good friend and be there for her, but it is constant and I am drained. Am I the asshole??". Josie shares how to know when it's time to break up with a friend, the difference between when to be supportive and when to step away, and why we shouldn't give our friends advice. How do you know when it's time for a friendship breakup? This episode gives you everything you need to know.

Anna Goldfarb is a friendship correspondent for The New York Times, and author of Modern Friendship: How to Nurture Our Most Valued Connections. In today's episode, Anna shares the unexpected reasons behind our loneliness epidemic, why we all feel like we don't have enough friends, and how friendship is different today than in years past. Josie asks Anna about why we feel insecurities in friendships, as well as concrete tips to form deeper connections, make new friends as an adult, and feel more fulfilled in your relationships. Anna also shares what Matthew McConaughey and Guy Fieri can teach us about friendship, the Bravolebrity friendship that is the healthiest IRL, and how to do a "friendship cleanse" for a much more satisfying, healthy, and meaningful social life in 2025. 

Taylor Price is known as Gen Z's money expert, and this 24-year-old is on a mission to help you feel financially free, have a positive relationship with money, and live your richest life. In today's episode, Taylor shares crucial mindset shifts to help you tap into "rich girl energy," like how to be the CEO of your life and make every dollar in your account "an employee." She talks about how you can afford more of what you want and investing tips (no matter where you are in your money journey). Taylor also breaks down life-changing and helpful concepts in comprehensible and fun ways, like looking at your personal finances as a tree, or why investing is like a makeup bag. She also walks you through a step-by-step guide to booking first-class flights using credit card points. This is money talk like you've never heard it before.

You asked, and we answered. We are bringing you more Josie & Emma content with an entire episode dedicated to Ask The Everygirl–Reddit Edition. We pulled four questions from the deep dark pages of Reddit to discuss, with topics ranging from "Help, my friend is obsessed with my boyfriend!" to "Am I the asshole if I disinvite the bride from Friendsgiving?" Whether you love the drama or need to hear some big sister advice, this episode spills some tea you won't want to miss.