Since our last conversation with manifestation expert Mimi Bouchard, she's written her first book, doubled her business, stepped away from social media for months, and completely transformed the way she thinks about success, manifestation, and becoming your future self. In this conversation, we dive into why she deleted social media, the surprising lessons she learned from disconnecting, how to stop living in "numbness" and start feeling truly alive, and the simple mindset shifts that helped her change her relationship with money, food, confidence, and happiness.

Most women aren't taught how their hormones or reproductive health actually work until something goes wrong. Whether it's painful periods, PCOS, infertility, pregnancy loss, or simply feeling like something is "off," too many women are left searching for answers long after their bodies have been trying to tell them something. This week, Josie sits down with Samantha Diamond, founder and CEO of Bird&Be, to talk about the future of women's reproductive health—and why fertility should be something we proactively support, not just react to. Whether you're hoping to have children one day, actively trying to conceive, or simply want to better understand your body.

To celebrate the 300th episode, Josie reflects on the eight biggest lessons that have completely changed the way she thinks, lives, loves, works, and defines success after four years of interviewing some of the world's most inspiring women—from bestselling authors and Olympic athletes to billionaires, founders, neuroscientists, therapists, celebrities, and doctors. In this deeply personal milestone episode, Josie shares the conversations that reshaped her perspective—from why you'll probably never feel "ready," to the surprising definition of success shared by the women she admires most, to the unexpected lesson the happiest people have taught her about what actually makes a good life.

Katie Austin is back on the podcast, and this time she’s joined by Denise Austin (her mom, and the OG fitness influencer) for a conversation on fitness, motherhood, body image, and what it really means to feel good in your body. Katie opens up about walking the Sports Illustrated runway pregnant, the identity shifts that have come with pregnancy, and why becoming a mom has changed the way she thinks about ambition, confidence, and control. Denise reflects on building her fitness empire long before social media, what she learned about balancing career and motherhood, and the wellness advice she still swears by after decades in the industry.

If you’ve been feeling inflamed, exhausted, puffy, chaotic, or just generally off in your body lately, this month’s curriculum is for you. Josie shares her July glow-up plan for feeling her absolute best physically in the month leading up to her wedding. From building a more muscle-centric routine and a 10-minute hack that wildly improves blood sugar and digestion, to doing a “body chaos audit,” lowering inflammation, and creating a weekly wellness checklist that makes healthy habits easier to follow through on, this episode is your guide to having your healthiest month ever.

We hear a lot about boundaries these days, but what if the real issue isn't boundaries—it's access? In this episode, Josie dives into why so many of us feel overwhelmed, distracted, and emotionally drained, and how the problem may not be that we're doing too much. Instead, too many people, apps, obligations, and expectations have unrestricted access to our time, energy, and attention. You'll learn why your phone may be the biggest gatekeeper in your life, how to think about your attention like an investment, the boundary mistake most people make, and how to identify the relationships, habits, and commitments that are quietly costing you more than they're giving back.

Josie sits down with bestselling author and former Bachelorette Hannah Brown for a conversation about fear, failure, anxiety, relationships, and what it really takes to build a life you're proud of. Hannah opens up about saying yes to opportunities before she felt ready, navigating public criticism in her 20s, and why some of the biggest turning points in her life happened when she stopped waiting for certainty. She shares the lessons she's learned from therapy, how she healed old relationship patterns, tips to manage anxiety, and how she learned to separate her self-worth from other people's opinions.

Do you ever get to Friday and wonder where your week went? Josie shares the 30-minute Monday ritual that has completely transformed how she plans her week, manages her energy, and shows up in every area of her life. If you've been feeling stuck in reaction mode—constantly responding to emails, deadlines, responsibilities, and everyone else's expectations—this episode will teach you how to become intentional about the life you're creating instead.

You'll learn the exact journaling questions Josie asks every week to get clear on what she needs, how she plans her calendar through the lens of her "best self," the simple question she asks to instantly reduce stress, and the surprisingly powerful practice that's helping her romanticize everyday life.

The richest women in the world aren't actually working harder, they're thinking differently. A recent study on America's wealthiest women revealed something surprising: the women making over $750,000 per year (the top 1%) share a completely different way of thinking about time, opportunity, ambition, and success. In this episode, Josie breaks down the most fascinating findings from research on top-earning women. Whether you're building a business, tired of living paycheck to paycheck, growing your wealth, pursuing a dream, or simply want to stop playing small, this episode will challenge many of the assumptions you've been taught about productivity, time, money, and success—and give you a new framework for creating more of it in your own life.

Most people know Shawn Johnson East as the Olympic gold medalist who captured the world's attention at just 16 years old. But in this episode, Shawn shares the lessons she's learned far beyond the gymnastics floor—from navigating identity after achieving her biggest dream to building a fulfilling marriage, career, and life rooted in purpose rather than external validation. Josie and Shawn discuss why so many people today struggle with decision paralysis & the constant feeling that something better might be waiting around the corner, the surprising connection between commitment and freedom, how to identify your core values, and why some of life's greatest rewards come from choosing something fully and staying with it long enough to experience the magic on the other side.

What if the thing keeping you stuck isn't a lack of discipline, confidence, or motivation, but a rule you've been following without even realizing it? Josie breaks down the invisible rules that quietly shape our decisions, relationships, careers, self-worth, and everyday lives. You'll learn where these hidden rules come from, why your brain clings to them, and how they may be limiting your happiness, relationships, confidence, and success. Most importantly, Josie shares how to identify the subconscious beliefs running your life so you can finally start rewriting them.

If you've ever felt stuck in patterns you can't explain, struggled with self-doubt, or wondered why personal growth sometimes feels harder than it should, this episode will completely change the way you see yourself—and your potential. Consider this episode the breakthrough you've been looking for.

Part 2 of Josie’s super detailed beauty routine is here, and she’s sharing all the beauty habits that don’t fit into skincare or makeup, but make the biggest difference. In this episode, Josie breaks down her full body care routine, the wellness habits she swears impact how she looks, how she reduces puffiness and inflammation, her favorite self-tanners and body products, why posture might be the most underrated beauty hack, the truth about hydration (including why she always buys mineral water at the airport), face yoga, lymphatic drainage, digestion’s impact on skin, and the energy that psychology says makes someone attractive. If Part 1 was the foundation, Part 2 is all the little rituals, wellness practices, and maintenance habits that can help you feel your most glowy, polished, and supported.

What if the symptoms you’ve been told are “normal” are actually signs that something is very wrong? Josie sits down with Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi (aka "Dr. A")—the renowned OB-GYN trusted by A-Listers like Kim Kardashian, Olivia Munn, and Hailey Bieber—for one of the most important conversations we’ve ever had on the podcast. From period pain and PCOS to endometriosis, fertility anxiety, unexplained weight gain, brain fog, hormone chaos, and the alarming ways women’s symptoms are routinely dismissed by the healthcare system, Dr. A breaks down what every woman deserves to know about her body. Josie and Dr. A get into the real root causes behind common hormonal symptoms, how to know if your painful periods are a red flag, what most women misunderstand about fertility and egg count, the connection between metabolic health and hormones, and why becoming your own health advocate is non-negotiable. This information will change—and even save—lives.

If you’ve been waiting to enjoy your life until you lose the weight, get the promotion, find the relationship, move to a new city, or finally “have it all together,” this episode is your sign to stop postponing joy. In this month’s curriculum episode, Josie's talking about how to romanticize your life; not the performative aesthetic way, but the kind that actually changes how you experience your everyday. Josie is sharing tips rooted in neuroscience, nervous system regulation, mindfulness, and choosing to find beauty, pleasure, and meaning in the ordinary moments you’re usually rushing through.

Your bachelorette might look like champagne and matching outfits on Instagram, but what actually makes it unforgettable? In this bonus episode, Josie is recapping her bachelorette and sharing everything she learned in the process: from the exact planning decisions that made the weekend feel magical (and actually low-stress), to the themes, thoughtful details, budgeting tips, group dynamic hacks, and the things she’d absolutely recommend to any bride or maid of honor. Josie also talks about why being celebrated can feel surprisingly vulnerable, how to avoid the expectation trap, and why some of the most meaningful parts of adulthood still look a lot like girlhood. Whether you’re planning a bachelorette, in your bridal era, or just need a reminder to romanticize your friendships and celebrate your life a little more, this one’s for you.

If you’ve been craving a reset, this is your sign. In this special mini episode, we’re doing a guided Hot Girl Summer Life Audit together to help you reset, reconnect with yourself, and intentionally create the kind of summer you actually want to have. Think of this as part journaling exercise, part visualization, part therapy session. We’ll assess where your life feels energizing (and where it doesn’t), identify the habits and mindsets your best self would leave behind, and create your personal Hot Girl Summer rules so you can stop waiting and start actually living. Grab a journal, take a walk, or just press play and audit your life for Hot Girl Summer.

Jenna Dewan is an actor, dancer, producer, and one of the most iconic performers of our generation, and she is joining Josie for a candid conversation about ambition, confidence, motherhood, and what it really takes to build a dream life. From dancing for Janet Jackson at just 18 to becoming a household name with "Step Up," Jenna has had a fascinating career but this conversation goes far beyond the glamorous highlight reel. She opens up about purpose, how she built confidence from a young age, what performing on the world’s biggest stages taught her about self-belief, and the powerful leadership lessons she learned from Janet Jackson. We also get into motherhood, evolving identity, navigating ambition as a woman, and how to stay grounded while moving through major life transitions.

She became one of the most iconic bridal designers in the world before she turned 30. Her dresses defined an era of weddings, built a cult following, and made her name synonymous with modern bridal fashion. Then she lost the rights to her own name–and fought vigorously to get it back. The iconic Hayley Paige is sharing the unbelievable story behind the headlines: the lawsuit that took away her brand, identity, and career as she knew it, and the years-long fight to rebuild her life and reclaim her voice. But this episode is about so much more than contracts or fashion. It’s about people-pleasing, ambition, resilience, and learning to advocate for yourself before the world forces you to. Josie and Hayley also chat all things wedding trends, bridal looks they love, and what it's like being in their bridal eras.

Josie is talking about body image, confidence, and why women are more exhausted than ever by the pressure to look perfect. From SkinnyTok and “Pilates body” culture to the return of ultra-thin beauty standards, Josie breaks down the cultural shift happening right now, and why obsessing over shrinking ourselves is stealing so much more than just our confidence. She shares the mindset shifts and psychological tools that genuinely helped heal her relationship with her body, including somatic psychology, embodied cognition, the Reticular Activating System, and how to stop letting insecurity dictate your life. 

Josie dives into the fascinating Blue Zones research and breaks down the 9 lifestyle habits shared by the world’s healthiest, longest-living people—from Okinawa, Japan to Sardinia, Italy. This is not your typical “eat healthy and exercise” conversation; we’re talking about why women in Okinawa live longer than anywhere else in the world, the surprising superfoods that aren't getting the hype they deserve, why purpose can add years to your life, and what the research actually says about stress, community, family, and happiness.