If you’re craving change but don’t want to overhaul your whole life, this is for you. Andrea shares her framework for clarity, community, and realignment heading into 2026.

After three heartbreaking miscarriages, Angel Leung turned her pain into purpose—launching Baby Bean Consulting, a private nursing service supporting families through pregnancy loss, birth trauma, and beyond. In this conversation, she shares her story, her pivot, and why compassion in healthcare matters more than ever.

If you’ve ever avoided hosting because the toys weren’t picked up or dinner felt overwhelming, this conversation will change your perspective. On All Figured Out, I sat down with Emily Shimwell, founder of Dine Wilder, who has hosted more than 540 guests at long-table dinners designed to make women feel seen and connected.

Emily’s approach? Hospitality isn’t about perfection—it’s about people. From ordering takeout and calling it a night, to giving kids small hosting jobs, she reminds us that connection matters more than menus or matching napkins.

Her advice for parents is especially freeing: try brunch to avoid bedtime chaos, light candles instead of overheads, and focus on the tiny details that make guests feel welcomed and known.

As Emily puts it: “Magic happens when curiosity meets connection.”

When your life checks all the boxes—marriage, kids, the house—and still doesn’t feel right, what then? Christine Coughlin shares her story of identity shifts, tough marriage conversations, and rebuilding a life that actually fits.

What if that wave of jealousy you felt wasn’t something to shame or shove away—but a breadcrumb toward the life you want? In this episode, therapist and clinic founder Elana Sures joins Andrea to unpack how envy can be a compass, why moms are so prone to it, and what to do when someone else’s life makes you question your own. From the career envy that nudged Elana out of public health to the tender topic of money jealousy, this conversation is a warm, validating reframe for anyone stuck in the scroll of comparison.

Feel like a stranger in your own body after becoming a parent? In this honest convo, Andrea and her trainer Shayan Vaghayenegar talk about how to rebuild physical and mental strength in a realistic, personalized, and actually empowering way.

If you ever hid under the covers with a Judy Blume book, this episode will feel like home. In All Figured Out, Andrea Barr talks with author and cultural critic Rachelle Bergstein about the brilliance of Judy Blume, the rise of book bans, and why kids’ books are more powerful than we give them credit for. From self-censorship to feminism in children’s literature, Rachelle shows us how stories give kids a safe place to grow—and give parents a chance to connect in deeper ways.

In this special in-person episode of All Figured Out, Andrea chats with neuroscience-based wellness coach and bestselling author Catherine Roscoe Barr about her book FEEL BETTER NOW, the five pillars of wellbeing, and the science of simple pleasures.