The first half of a two-hour recording session where we continue our conversation about the unexpected changes and transitions of 2025. In this first half, Kimberly opens up about hard lessons related to a massive transition in 2025 and what that means for her in 2026.

It's giving mid, it's giving rizz, it's giving 67. A very special INIE where we catch up after the holidays, yap about nothing, yap about everything, and have a special guest cameo!?

Honest question- do you stick to your New Year's resolutions? We're not looking at the New Year as an opportunity for reinvention, but we are excited about getting smarter with what has already been learned. We're looking back at what didn't work for 2025 (sans shame or judgement) and using those lessons as guidance. No shiny resolutions, no pressure, just intentional change based on honesty and clarity. LFG 2026.

It's the final week of 2025 and boy has this year not been boring. Life has been full of unexpected changes and transitions for both of us, and we have spent many an episode vague-booking about them. In this last episode of the year, Tori opens up about hard lessons coming out of an unexpected change and what that means for her in 2026.

Which holiday traditions do you look forward to, and which ones would you prefer on the chopping block? With the season upon us, we have both found ourselves breaking tradition and creating something new for ourselves and our kiddos. And of course, we have the age-old discussion of how to answer our young, innocent interrogators about the existence of Santa. Has anyone actually found a solution for this??

A half #kthottake, half storytelling episode. We start and end with listener stories, and fill the whole hot mess middle with personal experiences. From boundaries with people you'll never see again, to boundaries with people you may have to see for the rest of your life... are your boundaries actually boundaries, and who are they actually serving?

Like The Boxcar Children, only not at all. You know those younger versions of yourself that you still cringe at and avoid thinking about? The ones you just shove into the mental junk drawer to avoid facing, so that you don't have to feel feelings about the choices Past You made? Well we're spending some time with those inner children today, and sharing why we think it's so freaking important to.

It's a reverse #kthottake where we ask the questions and you give the answers! Join us again in Mexico as we welcome INIE's very first special guests: Meghan, Stephanie, Randee, and Ellen. We revisit The Motherhood Paradox from four very different perspectives, spanning from adult mother-child relationships to bugs, communication breakdowns, and vacation lovers. Strap in, folks.