If you were born in the '90s, you already know… growing up was a different kind of unhinged. 😂

In Episode 8 of Ginger, Please., we're taking a trip down memory lane and revisiting the toys, fashion trends, music, movies, and internet drama that made growing up in the '90s and 2000s what it was.

From MySpace Top 8 drama and questionable AIM away messages to burned CDs, flip phones, side bangs, chunky highlights, Disney Channel, and the fashion choices we're still trying to recover from… we're remembering it ALL.

We'll talk about what we miss, what absolutely needs to stay in the past, and whether childhood really was better back then or if we're just romanticizing the good old days.

Because honestly, what were we doing? 😂

So grab your nostalgia and come take a trip back in time with me. And if you ever had a MySpace profile song, this episode is especially for you.

What does it look like to struggle when everyone thinks you're doing just fine?

In Episode 7 of Ginger, Please., we're getting personal and talking about therapy, depression, and mental health. From pretending we're fine when we're not to feeling like we have to keep pushing through life's responsibilities, this episode is about the things we don't always feel comfortable saying out loud.

We'll talk about asking for help, the pressure to keep it together, mental health and motherhood, and why you don't have to hit rock bottom to deserve support.

This is an honest conversation about giving yourself grace, recognizing when you're struggling, and remembering that you don't have to carry everything alone.

Because functioning doesn't always mean you're okay, and struggling doesn't make you weak. 🧡

Thanks for being here for the deeper conversations, too.

You're listening to Ginger, Please. — a podcast with opinions.

Work. School. Motherhood. Marriage. Life. And somehow I am supposed to balance ALL of it without losing my damn mind. 😂 This week, I'm talking about the reality of trying to do everything, the guilt that comes with the feeling like you're never doing enough, learning to sa no, and accepting that sometimes something just has to wait. Because balance doesn't always mean 50/50... sometimes it just means surviving the week.