It's Me, Tinx

Less than 2 weeks until "Hotter in the Hamptons" hits book shelves, and I can't wait to see you all as I get ready to head out on tour. We start off the calls with someone who needs help navigating a male dominated corporate environment. Then talk to someone who has been in a 19 year relationship, and went into his phone while he was sleeping. What she found has her confused on what to do next.

I am back from Coachella and I have a full update for all of you including my fav performances. While at Coachella I was really feeling myself, and it got me thinking about how this positive mindset and feeling "hot" came later in life. So I want to talk about my experience of being a late bloomer, and hopefully my fellow late bloomers all feel seen.

Today we are revisiting one of my fav episodes, with Sarah Hoover talking all about her incredible memoir, "The Motherload: Episodes From The Brink Of Motherhood".  We have an honest conversation about the life-changing experience of motherhood, while pushing back against the rosy narrative we’ve been sold.  Whether you are a mom, about to become a mom, or thinking about becoming a mom, this episode is for you!

I have survived Coachella and transporting a singular cat across the country, and as I recover mentally and physically, I was in no way prepared for the headlining call today.  A woman calls and asks the age old question, "to send a hey girly text or not ?".  I rarely (if ever) say yes, but in this case I make an exception.  You need to hear this less than mediocre man story to believe it!

As promised here is a special release of Office Hours on a Monday!  This week I welcome my friend, NYT best-selling author, social media creator, and open book Jake Cohen.  Jake has written books about food, has a show about food, his social media focuses on food, but this conversation is about all things dating.  From the gay dating scene, orgies, and exclusive clubs, to the simple and fundamental realization “if he isn’t obsessed with you, then what’s the point?”.  We get into everything Jake is going through as a single man in the scene.