For Crying Out Loud

Thought the FCOL crowd would like this one. In my conversation with Rosebud Baker, we trace a line from grief to grace: a political-family childhood near D.C., the loss of her little sister, finding alcohol, and then finding a room where people spoke her language. We talk about the slow work of sitting with feelings, Al-Anon, the beginnings of stand-up and writing, sobriety since 2006, pregnancy loss, IVF, becoming a mom, and the memoir she’s written along the way, Fully Baked. It’s a hopeful map for anyone who needs community, laughter, and permission to start again.  

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Lynette and Stef talk Diddy doc (plus some sound up of a funny TikTok about the Diddy jurors), The Big C, The Beast in Me and more. Check out Quince for holiday gifts go to Quince.com/FCOL

This one is pretty old but the year is unknown. Lynette tells a story about a diva at Disneyland (her name rhymes with Hey No) and Stef talks limo assholes.

Thought FCOL people would appreciate this episode of Drunk-ish with new mom, Anna David.  We get into the infamous “Fix” headline fiasco, why community laughter can be medicine, and how she accidentally checked into the other Promises—think broken hoop, not Malibu tennis courts. Anna talks getting sober at 30, the power of 12-step, and how EMDR rewired her life. We also compare notes on early motherhood being… let’s say “not a spa day,” and celebrate her new gig co-hosting Sober Living and running Legacy Launchpad Publishing. If you like this pod please follow it on the Drunk-ish feed! And give it a review or rating!Follow Anna on everything @AnnaBDavidAnd find her website at AnnaDavid.comWatch the episode on YouTube