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Lessons learned from having Covid and our thoughts on a vaccine.

When the push for gender equality pushes too far.

Stop making the news about you. Report the facts and move on.

Stop making false promises to yourself and others. Make 2021 the year you drop the haters and embrace what really counts.

Why we are lifetime dieters who are fed up with weight loss and workout plans that are too extreme to stick with long term.

How moms are always under pressure to bring the magic at Christmas. Why you’re not alone in feeling especially overwhelmed this holiday season.

How the challenging experiences of being working women can hopefully be channeled for good when it comes to how we raise our daughters.

Why having a voice means dealing with those who want you to go away.

Stop grabbing your toys to leave the sandbox. It's time to sit and continue to play

There is no weight heavier than the one carried by the working mom.

No need to apologize for putting your tree up early or saying Merry Christmas this holiday season.

How the working world has changed not necessarily for the better, especially when it comes to gender relations.

Election nights were our favorite nights as journalists because we could flex our intelligence. But at the end of the day, it was only really about the size of our hips.

The only thing more obvious than our spray tans and extensions is the amount of media bias. The only way to change is it to hit them where it hurts...their pockets.

A reaction to the new documentary The Social Dilemma and what we are doing about our own addiction.

An incident on the national stage reinforced our annoyance that women are not allowed to show emotion without coming under fire.

Why women tend to be targeted by other women just for taking a risk and putting themselves out there.

Our worth was placed solely on our appearance and if we didn’t obey, we wee quickly replaced

One woman was fed up with the bias in news so she lit the match. And we are here for it!

We thought TV news viewers were cray...try youth sports parents