What Women Find Attractive: Confidence, Curiosity, and Unexpected Turn-Ons
What actually makes someone attractive? Elizabeth and Kayla get into it—confidence, curiosity, self-awareness, and the green flags most people overlook. If you’re dating, divorcing, or just nosy about human behavior, this one’s for you.
When to Sanitize and When to Let It Go: A Microbiologist’s Guide to Disease Prevention, Germ Anxiety, and Choosing Love Over Fear
Since the pandemic, “being careful” has quietly crossed into fear for a lot of people. Elizabeth sits down with MSU microbiologist Jovanka Voyich for an honest conversation about what actually matters when it comes to staying healthy — and what we might be willing to let go.
Mother’s Day Special: An Honest Conversation About Our Moms
Mother’s Day isn’t simple for everyone. In this episode, Elizabeth and Max Scheder-Bieschin get honest about grief, gratitude, and the complicated ways our mothers leave their mark on us.
Are Women Playing the Wrong Game in Business? Rethinking Power, Femininity, and Success
Should women use their looks, femininity, or sexuality to get ahead?
In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with CEO, investor, and author Jane Miller for a bold, unfiltered conversation about gender inequality, female leadership, and what it really takes to succeed as a woman in business and in love today.
An Honest Conversation About Body Image, Beauty Standards, and the Truth About Wanting to Look Good
In this episode of Imperfectly Honest, Elizabeth sits down with Kayla Gorski for a candid – and at times uncomfortable – conversation about body image, beauty standards, and the truth about wanting to look good.
Could I, Would I, Donate a Kidney? A Living Donor’s Perspective
What if you knew that donating a kidney isn’t as extreme – or as impossible – as it sounds? In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with Liz Nelson for an honest, deeply personal conversation about her decision to do just that.
Would an AI Partner Be Better Than a Human? Exploring the Appeal of Love Without Risk
In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with Sheila Lamont to explore a timely and deeply personal question: Could AI partners supplement—or even replace—human romantic relationships?
Shifting From Default No | Rethinking Decision-Making and the Perceived Safety of Hyper-Focus
In this episode, Elizabeth reunites with Sheila Lamont to explore the subtle but powerful difference between living as a default “yes” and a default “no.”
When “Good” Is – and Isn’t – “Good Enough”
In this episode, Elizabeth and Kayla wrestle with a deceptively simple question: when should we strive to be better – and when is it wiser to accept what is, even if it’s imperfect?
Preventive Health | An Honest Conversation That Could Save Your Life
In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with Dr. Dennis Lipton, a board-certified internal medicine physician who practices preventative, deeply personalized care. Together, they talk honestly about what it actually means to take responsibility for your health – before something goes wrong.