In this episode of Bring On The Mess ! TM, Beth Anne and Lesa discuss how transitions like the end of the school year can be exciting, but overwhelming for kids and their caregivers. From adjusting routines to managing expectations, they explore ways caregivers can support smoother transitions and create space for both structure and joy during the summer months.

In this episode of Bring On The Mess! TM , Beth Anne and Lesa explore the topic of anxiety. What it looks like, where it stems from, and how it affects people of all ages. Drawing from personal experiences, including parenting their children, they discuss the growing pressures in today's world and how we can better understand and support those who are struggling.

In this rereleased episode of Bring on the Mess, Beth Anne and Lesa focus on mental health in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. Together, they unpack what mental wellness really means, emotionally, psychologically, and socially, while distinguishing between everyday stressors and clinical mental health conditions. Whether you're tuning in for the first time or listening again, this candid conversation offers new takeaways for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of mental wellness.

In this episode of Bring On The Mess, Lesa Mulcahy sits down with a special guest, her husband, Justin Mulcahy, to talk about emotions, communication, and the complexities of marriage. Drawing inspiration from Brené Brown's Atlas of the Heart, they unpack a recent moment of miscommunication, explore how their different upbringings shape their emotional responses, and discuss the power of language in relationships. Listen in and learn about the importance of showing up, messing up, and learning to do better together.

In this episode of Bring On The Mess! TM, Beth Anne and Lesa discuss fear. Drawing from work experiences and real-life stories, they touch on what it feels like, how it shapes our choices, and how we can begin to work with it rather than against it. Listen in as they explore how fear activates different parts of our brain, and how intentional practices like pausing, grounding, and reflection can help us stay connected to our values and respond with choice instead of reactivity.

In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Beth Anne and Lesa have a candid conversation about the challenges faced by survivors of sexual assault. They explore the emotional and societal vulnerabilities that they experience, the stigma that often surrounds this trauma, and the critical ways we can offer support and compassion. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to a more understanding and supportive environment for survivors.

In this episode of Bring on the Mess, Beth Anne and Lesa continue their conversation on feedback—what it looks like, how we receive it, and why it can be so hard to hear. From giving corrective feedback to dealing with the emotions that arise when feedback feels more like criticism, they explore how feedback can be both a challenge and an opportunity for growth. They also reflect on the art of apology, the significance of trust in relationships, and how we might all work on taking feedback without getting defensive. Listen in for an introspective conversation on how we can show up better in our daily lives!

In this episode of Bring on the Mess! TM , Beth Anne and Lesa discuss the difficulties of giving and receiving feedback, exploring how our personal experiences, emotional triggers, and physical responses shape how we react. From positive praise to corrective feedback, they touch on the importance of emotional awareness, humility, and shame resilience. Listen in and learn how to manage feedback effectively and create more meaningful, productive discussions, even when things get uncomfortable.