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As Season 2 of The Tox Drop wraps up, Maggie and Beth are back to share the second half of Beth’s story.

From a whirlwind young romance to building a life in New York City, raising children, and ultimately growing apart from one another– Beth is back to share more about her story. In part one, we learned about Beth’s childhood and how she grew up in Europe, torn between two families, and ended up meeting her husband in high school. Now we’re picking up where we left off and diving into more about Beth’s love story, what it means to grow into yourself after growing apart from your partner, navigating grief, and stepping into a new chapter.

As Beth steps into a new decade, she reflects on her achievements in the last few years– earning her doctorate, redefining love in her late 40s, and embracing what she calls her “selfish” era. You’ll be reminded that it’s never too late to choose yourself.

There’s no better way to end this incredible season than with Beth’s story. Her resilience is a true testament that hardships are just a blip of time, and there is so much more to life past that hardship. If something from today’s episode resonates with you, please leave the show a rating and review! It truly helps the show and with that, enjoy today’s episode! We’ll see you in June for Season 3!

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Two of your favorite Rejuva-ladies are joining together for a powerful and honest conversation! Injector Beth is joining Maggie on The Tox Drop to share all about her story, including navigating a childhood kidnapping, and later surviving COVID as an ICU nurse.

You’re taken behind the scenes of the COVID-19 pandemic through the eyes of an ICU nurse who was there with Northern Virginia’s patient zero. Besides being an injector at Rejuvalase, Beth is living the best of both worlds also as a doctorate-level nurse practitioner and frontline healthcare worker. She shares what it was like navigating fear, exposure, and the emotional weight of a global crisis with no clear answers. This raw conversation highlights the untold realities of frontline workers, pandemic trauma, and the resilience it takes to show up when everything feels uncertain.

You’ll also hear the unbelievable truth about her childhood in Europe. Growing up between France and Germany, speaking multiple languages, and experiencing a real-life international custody battle that led to a “kidnapping” between families who both loved her deeply. It’s a shocking story that sounds like it should be a movie.

This episode reflects on resilience, sacrifice, and the reminder that there are many layers to people’s stories and even if you’re closely working with them for six years, you may not know their whole story. Beth’s story is continuing in next week’s episode as we wrap up Season 2 of The Tox Drop! Stay turned for that episode where Beth will share more about marriage, divorce, motherhood, and stepping into her 50th year! Press play and get the drop on Beth!

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Welcome back to the second half of this conversation where Maggie is in the hot seat! Courtney Dorsey, owner of Premiere Athletics, is taking the lead and asking the questions we all want to know about Maggie McIntyre.

This is an honest, behind-the-scenes look at Maggie as a business owner during those early days, what it looked like to pay herself as a business owner, navigate growth, and balance reinvesting in her business. From money conversations to evolving into a more structured CEO mindset, this episode pulls back the curtain on the realities of entrepreneurship in a way that feels both relatable and refreshing.

Courtney also asks Maggie a series of rapid-fire questions, hot takes on the skincare and wellness industry, and even Maggie's guilty pleasures when it comes to what she spends her money on. Underneath the humor and girl talk is a deeper conversation of what it looks like to build a business rooted in integrity, community, and generosity. Maggie shares how success has allowed her to give back in meaningful ways, offering a powerful reminder that impact isn’t just about what you build, but how you show up for others in your community along the way.

Get ready for an entertaining episode and by the end of it, you may just get to know Maggie on a whole new level!

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Special Thank You to Courtney Dorsey from Premier Athletics for hosting this episode!

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Are you ready to get some sexy questions answered by your favorite podcast host?!

In today’s episode, you’re in for a real treat as we’re flipping roles and putting Maggie into the hot seat!

Maggie McIntyre, owner of Rejuvalase Medspa and NoVa Esthetics Training, and typically your host of the podcast, is stepping into the guest hot seat while her friend and fellow entrepreneur, Courtney Dorsey, takes over the host role. What unfolds is an honest, unfiltered conversation that takes us back to the days where Maggie was a special education teacher and beginning to build a thriving medical spa from the ground up.

Maggie shares what life looked like before entrepreneurship, the unexpected turning point that led her into the esthetics industry, and the risks she took to bet on herself. From juggling motherhood and a full-time teaching job to taking out loans and flying across the country to learn laser technology, this episode pulls back the curtain on the beginnings of Maggie’s entrepreneurial journey.

You’ll also hear the behind-the-scenes evolution of her med spa along with the lessons learned through failures, pivots, and seasons of uncertainty. Maggie opens up about the financial pressures, the early scrappiness, and how her definition of success has shifted over time.

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to build something from nothing—and how success changes as you grow—this episode is for you.

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Special Thank You to Courtney Dorsey from Premier Athletics for hosting this episode!

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She was a Navy Veteran turned private chef, a single mom working around the clock, and now she is the owner of a booming restaurant. Welcome back to part 2 of Jesscia Wilkins’ story. In this episode, Maggie and Jessica dive into what it took for Jessica to rebuild her life and create The Biscuit Batch.

Jessica opens up about the raw realities of balancing motherhood, culinary school, and demanding kitchen hours. She recalls the sacrifices it took, often going days without spending much time with her daughter, and how one moment changed everything for her. From relying on food stamps while working as a chef to navigating toxic relationships and personal loss, Jessica’s story just shows the level of resilience she has.

What unfolds is a story of reinvention. After stepping away from burnout and reclaiming control of her life, Jessica took a leap into entrepreneurship. She also shares behind-the-scenes moments from competing on Food Network’s Chopped and Cutthroat Kitchen, the unexpected challenges of working in clients’ homes, and how she turned her unique idea for a food truck into a successful restaurant in just eight months.

This episode is a reminder that success isn’t linear and sometimes your lowest moments become the foundation for your greatest breakthroughs.If you’re navigating motherhood, chasing a dream, or rebuilding after a hard season, this conversation will leave you feeling seen, inspired, and ready to keep going. And if you’re watching on YouTube, you’ll probably also be drooling by the end of this episode.

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The creator of the most mouth-watering biscuits in Spotsylvania, Virginia found her start in the depths of a Naval Destroyer Ship.

Join Maggie for an inspiring conversation with Jessica Wilkins—mother, Navy veteran, and owner of The Biscuit Batch in Spotsylvania. Jessica’s journey is anything but ordinary. From working as a gas turbine mechanic in 135-degree engine rooms aboard a naval destroyer in Pearl Harbor to secretly baking biscuits for fellow sailors during deployment, her story is one of resilience, reinvention, and unexpected passion. What started as a creative escape in the Navy would eventually become the foundation for a thriving culinary career.

Before biscuits, there were bold dreams of fashion design inspired by shows like Project Runway and ambitions to attend FIDM. Raised in California by two LAPD parents, Jessica’s path took several sharp turns—from interior design to military service to culinary school—each chapter shaping the woman and entrepreneur she would become. Along the way, she faced cultural challenges, racism, single motherhood, and the emotional aftermath of a medical discharge from the military. Yet through every setback, baking remained the one constant calling her forward.

In this episode, Jessica opens up about identity, discipline, motherhood, and what it really takes to start over in your early twenties. This is a story about grit, growth, and discovering your purpose. Be sure to tune in next week for Part Two, where they dive into Jessica’s appearances on Food Network’s Chopped and Cutthroat Kitchen, and how she built a beloved restaurant brand in Virginia, known as The Biscuit Batch.

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After selling a thriving international franchise business, Dori Stewart proves it’s never too late to reinvent your life, find love again, and build a legacy that truly matters.

Maggie is sitting down once again with Dori Steward for part 2 of her conversation where they explore reinvention, resilience, and reclaiming your purpose after major life transitions. From stepping away from the STEM franchise she founded, Engineering For Kids, during the uncertainty of COVID-19, to navigating identity shifts after raising teenagers, Dori shares the challenges and triumphs of creating a life aligned with her values. This episode offers an intimate look at entrepreneurship, business exit strategies, and the emotional journey of letting go to embrace new opportunities.

Dori also opens up about finding love again after divorce, reflecting on the importance of emotional safety, appreciation, and partnership in a thriving relationship. Her story shows that personal fulfillment and professional success can coexist when you prioritize what truly matters. Listeners will gain insight into rebuilding confidence, navigating life transitions, and approaching both relationships and career with intention and clarity.

Now the founder and owner of Fredericksburg Neighbors, Dori runs a thriving hyperlocal media brand, including print magazines, a podcast, and a weekly newsletter highlighting small businesses and community events in the Fredericksburg area. As the author of Own the Block, Be the Brand That Everyone Talks About, she inspires women and local business owners to stop playing small and embrace visibility as service, not self-promotion. This episode is packed with actionable strategies for entrepreneurs, creatives, and women navigating life transitions who are ready to step boldly into their next chapter.

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This week on The Tox Drop, Maggie sits down with Dori Stewart – mother, international franchisor, community leader, founder of Fredericksburg Neighbors, and author of Own the Block.

Before she was a business owner franchising across the globe, Dori was a high school engineering teacher who loved giving students a chance to shine beyond the football field. What began as an after-school program for her own elementary-aged children quickly grew into Engineering For Kids, a business that would out-earn her teaching salary in a single summer and eventually expand through franchising. But while her professional life was accelerating, her personal life was quietly unraveling. In this candid and deeply honest conversation, Dori shares what it looked like to build a business in private, navigate an unsupportive marriage, plan a strategic exit during a recession, and protect not only her children—but hundreds of franchisees who depended on her leadership.

This episode is about more than entrepreneurship. It’s about being seen. It’s about necessity igniting courage. It’s about winning your zip code before you try to win the world. And it’s about the quiet strength it takes to rebuild your life from the inside out.

As always, stay tuned for the second half of Maggie and Dori’s conversation, next week! In the second half of this conversation, they explore how Dori rebuilt, found love again, and stepped fully into the life and leadership she owns today. This conversation with Dori is filled with relatability and inspiration, so grab coffee from your favorite local coffee shop, and press play!

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FXBG Neighbors: https://www.fxbgneighbors.com

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Dori LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorirobertsstewart/

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