Just Like Other Girls

Tis the season to talk about the holidays — and how stressful, magical, wonderful and emotional they can be. After this episode, Just Like Other Girls will be going on a break for a few months.

Should I stay in or should I go out? Shannon unpacks the perplexing scheduling question — because when you love seeing your friends but also love being in bed, it's a tough call sometimes.

Fall is flying by, so before the season officially gets away from us and we're fully in holiday mode, Shannon talks about why she loves the season — and why we need to stop yucking peoples' yums.

Spooky Season! Shannon talks all things Halloween — including how weird the holiday feels at her current phase of life. Oh, and she also gives her definitive take on candy corn.

Gilmore fans — this episode's for you. In the midst of her 10th rewatch of the series, Shannon discusses the "Chilton Years" sharing her favorite episodes, characters and elements of the charming, quirky mother-daughter show.

Freshly back from her first ever brand trip, Shannon shares a behind the scenes look at her trip to Canada — including how she completely embarrassed herself.

Get your tap shoes out and your jazz hands ready, because this week, we're talking musicals. From Little Shop of Horrors to Hairspray to Into The Woods, Shannon shares some of her favorite productions, what she thinks makes a good musical, and looks back fondly on her theater kid days.

In this casual episode, Shannon talks about feeling unmotivated — and how currently, she's trying to combat her laziness and get into a new routine of productivity. She also touches on Girl Dinner, the art of procrastination, and a book she'd highly reco to anyone in a similar slump.

Boots? For fall? Groundbreaking. This week, Shannon shares her style journey and her quest for cute fall fashions — which, spoiler alert, is not going so well.

The end of summer is upon us — the final hurrah — and believe it or not, Shannon's excited about that. Because while summer is a blast, it's also exhausting, expensive and unsustainable. But fall is right around the corner, with all its cozy, crisp glory.