What started as a quirky home detail turns into a surprisingly emotional reveal: antique “Narnia doors,” tied to her autistic son Michael, now living in the master bedroom. It’s whimsical, deeply personal, and the kind of full-circle home moment that hits harder than you expect.

Her Son’s Narnia Doors Ended Up in the Master Bedroom

What starts as playful roasting turns into a chaotic reveal: they’re not just talking—they’ve got spouses, a sheriff’s deputy drummer, and a bassist they bully into singing. It’s unexpected, messy, and weirdly iconic.

Plot Twist: We’re in a Band

In a half-built shell with no power and no plan B, they turned pure chaos into grassroots relief—running an extension cord through a window just to keep food going. It’s scrappy, emotional, and the kind of under-pressure leadership that makes you wonder why ordinary people always have to save the day.

Tacos, Extension Cords, and Hurricane Hustle

A celebration space suddenly became the wrong kind of risk. This clip hits hard as family, fear, and a brutal business decision collide all at once.

When Her Dad’s Cancer Came Back, The Guild Had to Go

One offhand joke turns into the title in real time—and the payoff is weirdly perfect. It’s chaotic, instant, and the kind of spontaneous moment that makes you wish you’d thought of it first.

They Named the Podcast on the Spot

She breaks her story into pre-hospital and post-hospital—and the truth behind that moment hits hard. From raising three young kids to being hospitalized with a suicide plan, this is the raw turning point that changed everything.

The Hospital Split My Life in Two

A brutally honest creator confession: when business is struggling, where’s the line between real vulnerability and begging people to buy? It’s the frustration every entrepreneur feels but rarely says out loud.

Hard Year, No Pity Sales

She wanted 80 acres and alpacas. Reality offered 1,000 square feet and a hard pivot. What followed is a funny, scrappy origin story full of big-dream whiplash, hustle, and the kind of chaotic small-town magic you can’t fake.

Dreams Built Over Crockpot Tacos

In the middle of 12-year-old chaos and ear-splitting shrieks, one random text turned into a podcast pact. It’s messy, funny, honest, and proof the best ideas are born in absolute madness.



The Birthday Party Text That Started It All

A playful, pride-packed take on why Richmond feels like a real-life Hallmark town—with all the charm, quirks, pettiness, and small-town chaos that make it impossible not to love.

Richmond Is Basically Stars Hollow—And We’re Not Sorry

We're back after a whirlwind stretch of travel — Katie catches us up on her New York sourcing trip for Electric Kittens, the creative reset she found there, and the standby-flight chaos that came with it. Along the way we get into perimenopause and the sorry state of women's healthcare, hidden bars and the case for more olives in your martini, Sophie's first Coach bag and knot-bag designs from Mood, viral political clips and a full-throated defense of New York's diversity, the Lindsay Clancy case and postpartum mental health, life in chronic fight-or-flight, and whether AI is more K-pop homework hack or WALL-E cautionary tale. We close with petty complaints, political disillusionment, and a plea for a little more compassion.

New York, Knot Bags & Menopause Truths

Dopamine Dressing, Church Modesty, and the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial

Pour a martini and pull up a chair — this episode is a long, loose conversation about the Enneagram, using Deidre's bingo sheets to figure out which type actually fits. We claim Type Four (individuality, contrarian taste, creative self-recovery, and the emotional weather that comes with it), unpack Type Seven energy (travel, novelty, and stress-driven escape fantasies), and talk about how those patterns show up in therapy, in parenting, and in the way we shop, plan, and feel known by the people we love.

Along the way: helping a child understand grief through Coco, big questions about the afterlife and God's love, Sophie's kid-built sewing venture, Irish family roots, and a hard conversation about the Lindsay Clancy verdict — maternal mental health, systemic failures, privilege, and where compassion has to sit alongside justice. Equal parts playful and tender, like friends at the table who don't want to leave.

Episode 2: Enneagram Bingo - Type Fours, Type Sevens, and Cocktail Catch Up

In this introductory episode, Emily and Katie finally step up to the mic and tell the story of how they got here — and why now. They dig into the friendship that expanded their worldviews, the politics and family backgrounds that shaped them, and the therapy, EMDR, and slow work of healing that carried Katie through her hospitalization and back to her boutique. Along the way: enneagram chaos, travel personalities, the charm of Richmond, parenting through conflict, and the origin (and closing) of The Guild — Harvey, community relief, grief, and the doors that became a lasting symbol of a shared dream. Equal parts unfiltered conversation and love letter to the friendships that hold us together, this is the show they've been waiting to make.

Meet Emily & Katie

A Podcast With Emily and Katie.

Two friends. Two millennial perspectives. Approximately a million thoughts.

We Have Thoughts is your weekly cocktail catch-up with Emily and Katie, where we pour a dr

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We Have Thoughts With Emily & Katie

A Podcast With Emily and Katie.

Two friends. Two millennial perspectives. Approximately a million thoughts.

We Have Thoughts is your weekly cocktail catch-up with Emily and Katie, where we pour a drink and unpack everything we can’t stop talking about—from pop culture and fashion to friendship, turning 40, life’s plot twists, and whatever has taken over the group chat that week.

It’s smart-ish, unfiltered, occasionally deep, and never that serious. Basically, cocktails with your girlfriends… except someone remembered to hit record.

We have opinions. We have questions. We have thoughts.