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Disney Channel icon Christy Carlson Romano joins Avery to discuss her new memoir, Once Upon a Trainwreck. She gets brutally honest about the reality of early fame, navigating toxic relationships, and her dark battle with addiction behind closed doors. She shares the harrowing details of a near-fatal shooting accident that changed her life forever and how she finally found herself in motherhood.

Avery is back for a casual solo catch-up to answer all of your burning audience questions. She opens up about expanding her family with two adorable new additions, breaks down her real thoughts on her upcoming reality TV show, and spills the details on her travel app venture. Plus, she gets honest about protecting her marriage, managing burnout, and a few hilarious confessions you will not see coming.

THROWBACK EPISODE!!!! It's been almost two years since Aspyn Ovard came on the pod. With the announcement of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County airing next month, what greater episode to revisit than this one. Aspyn opens up about her life after divorce, navigating motherhood, and why she firmly believes people shouldn't marry before age 25.

Actress Daniella Monet joins Avery to break down her return as the iconic Trina Vega in Netflix's new spin-off Hollywood Arts, releasing October 15th. The pair chat about stepping back into Trina's chaotic shoes after fifteen years, Daniella finding out about the reboot, and how their kids view their careers.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' star Jessi Draper pulls back the curtain on the show's fifth season. She dives straight into the extreme public pressure that drove her to get unwanted cosmetic procedures and a fat grafting surgery she deeply regrets. Jessi opens up about navigating a painful public divorce, setting boundaries with exes, and finding stability while co-parenting her kids. Beyond the personal drama, she reveals the emotional toll of camera crews catching every mistake, her rules for protecting her mental health online, and why mixing business with cast friendships almost always ends in disaster.

Legal reporter Sierra Gillespie joins Avery Woods to discuss her experience inside the courtroom during the Lindsay Clancy trial. They cover the legal strategies from both the defense and prosecution, the emotional impact on the family, and the realities of postpartum psychosis. The conversation highlights the significance of mental health awareness, medical system failures, and what comes next following the declared mistrial.

The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project cast members Nicole Williams English, Olivia Pierson , and Natalie Halcro join Avery for this week's episode. Fresh off the season one finale, the trio clears the air about why the group chat has gone quiet since the show aired and what really went down behind the scenes in Vegas. Plus, Nicole reflects on sharing the raw realities of post-baby intimacy, and Natalie addresses the club drama that pushed her to tears.

Avery and Scotty sip on special bevys while reflecting on his departure from the show. The nostalgic reunion quickly turns spicy as Scotty opens up about his recent breakup. He reveals how a long-distance romance dissolved into ghosting, missed birthday promises, and unanswered text messages.

Former Bachelor producer Julie LaPlaca spills the ultimate behind-the-scenes reality TV tea. Following the release of her memoir, The Love Producer, she holds nothing back on secret hookups, dressing room meltdowns, and how she went from being Peter Weber's lead producer to intimately involved with him. She breaks down the exact timeline of their romance, the unexpected reaction from Pilot Pete's mom, and the breaking point that made her realize her high-stakes job was suffocating her.

Avery answers fan questions about her life and career. She breaks down filming Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, why her family stays off-camera, and her fears about public criticism when the show airs. Avery also shares her best tips for surviving nursing school, and gives straightforward advice for aspiring content creators.

From 2010s Disney Channel royalty to working 12-hour ER hospital shifts, Jennifer Stone sits down with Avery Woods on Cheers for a unfiltered, hilarious look into her wild double life. The Wizards of Waverly Place star opens up about the chaotic truth behind the Disney Channel Games, navigating peak child stardom before social media, and what it really took to pivot from Hollywood to healthcare. Plus, the two trade dark ER humor, discuss stepping back into Harper Finkle's shoes for the new reboot, and react to their surprisingly high WikiFeet scores.

Avery sits down with makeup artist and digital educator Spencer Hedges. Spencer opens up about his journey from Florida to LA at 16, his years balancing a full-time job while building a seven-figure beauty career, and his decision to become a single father via surrogacy. The two discuss the reality behind beauty trends, navigating brand deals without losing authenticity, and the unfiltered truth about plastic surgery. From expert skin prep tips to his top drugstore recommendations, Spencer brings a mix of humor, honesty, and industry wisdom.

Four years after they met on a brand trip, Avery reunites with Dana Rose for Dana's first podcast ever! Dana is a viral TikTok star and fashion icon known for her outfit breakdowns and unfiltered humor. Dana reveals how she leaped from HR to full-time creation. She drops real talk on body confidence and fashion industry standards. Plus, she dishes on "Mr. Baddie," shares her secret styling rules, and explains how a glam photo shoot left her stranded in a desert ditch.

Avery is putting her nurse hat back on. In this solo episode, she pulls from her years as a PICU and NICU nurse and her own postpartum experience to give new and expecting moms the real talk nobody else will. She opens up about the night feeds that broke her, the guilt she carried as a working mom who couldn't afford the fancy stuff, and why social media is setting mothers up to feel like failures. Then she runs through her full list of baby and postpartum must-haves, the same one ICU doctors used to ask her for. Fed is best, sleep when the baby sleeps, and trust your gut.

"Heather Goodman has spent over a decade building an audience known for her jewelry making and creative content that resonates with moms everywhere. She sits down with Avery 8 months pregnant with her first boy after two girls. They get into her ADHD diagnosis as an adult and how it changed her life. She opens up about leaving the Mormon church she grew up in and the mission she served before walking away. She also talks about pausing her own swim brand to be more present with her kids, 11 years living in Hawaii, and why she finally moved back to California."

Avery's back from Destin with a full recap and a summer travel lineup that's already stacked. She talks vow renewal plans she's keeping off camera, then gets into her young, hot, and happy routine. Bone broth, cutting back on wine, and the skincare swap that changed her skin for good.

Raine Michaels, daughter of rock legend Bret Michaels and breakout star of Netflix's Calabasas Confidential, joins Avery this week. She grew up on a tour bus, modeled for SI at 18, and is the self-proclaimed Calabasas cool mom who doesn't actually have kids. Oh, and she got proposed to in Scotland after two months of dating and discussed FeetFinder with her dad on camera. Yeah, we're going there.

We're throwing it back for Love Island season. Avery caught up with Liv Walker, a Love Island fan favorite, at Unwell Vegas and this one's still so good. From villa secrets to skinny jean icks to dirty martini conversions, this episode has everything.

Avery gets real. In this solo episode, she opens up about the mental health struggles she's quietly been navigating over the past year, why she wasn't herself, what finally pushed her to get help, and how she's found her way back. She answers your questions about therapy, anxiety, relationships, motherhood, and what it actually looks like to rebuild when your cup is empty.

Jorts, savory martinis (a la Kris Jenner), and a juicy booty… these are a few of Avery’s favorite things!

Shawn Johnson East joins Avery for one of the most open, honest, and fun conversations yet. The Olympic gold medalist opens up about growing up in Des Moines with a coach who changed everything, what it really felt like to walk into the Beijing Olympics at 16, and the identity crisis that followed retiring from the sport she built her whole life around.

Avery sits down with Alexandra Madison and Jon Bouffard, a husband and wife content creator duo known for their unfiltered, hilarious take on marriage and family life. Alex and Jon open up about going through an extremely difficult pregnancy and losing their son Leo at 26 weeks. They discuss grieving differently as a couple and navigating pregnancy again after loss.

[12:42 PM]Model and content creator Kara Del Toro joins Avery for her very first podcast interview ever. Kara reveals she’s been with the same boyfriend since seventh grade and shares what’s helped their 20-year relationship last. She also opens up about growing up in Texas, starting her modeling career at just 15, and eventually falling in love with Los Angeles. The two also talk about beauty routines, internet pressure, and the reality behind a perfectly curated Instagram feed. Kara shares her thoughts on influencer culture, staying grounded in LA, and why keeping parts of her personal life private has worked so well for her.

Avery is back with a full life update and finally opens up about her upcoming reality show. She shares how the opportunity came together, why she almost said no, and what it’s really like stepping into a world where she has zero control over the edit. From online backlash to protecting her kids and marriage, Avery gets honest about the risks, the boundaries she set, and why she decided to do it anyway. Then things take a turn. Avery shares a truly unhinged (and very real) sex mishap with David that spirals into reading listener horror stories that are somehow even crazier. From awkward interruptions to absolute nightmare scenarios, nothing is off limits.

Avery sits down with the powerhouse behind the iconic brand Dolce Glow, Isabel Vita. Isabel shares her journey from being a celebrity spray tan artist for names like Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian to building a global beauty empire. The two discuss the magic of the perfect tan and how a little "liquid gold" can boost a mom's confidence. Avery also shares a major personal update regarding her relationship with the brand that fans won't want to miss.

Avery sits down with Matilda Djerf—Swedish influencer, model, and founder of Djerf Avenue—for a conversation that’s equal parts business, vulnerability, and real life. Matilda opens up about building her brand from the ground up, why she refuses to retouch photos, and how she’s creating a fashion company that actually puts customers first. She also shares the story behind her dreamy proposal, wedding plans, and what it’s really like running a business with her fiancé. They get into the darker side of being online, from cancel culture to impossible expectations, and how both of them learned to set boundaries. Matilda also speaks candidly about her ectopic pregnancy, body image struggles, and why being honest on social media matters more than ever. Plus: her “it girl” routine, favorite beauty secrets, and the small rituals that keep her grounded.

Curve model and content creator Raeann Langas joins Avery for a fun catch-up that goes way deeper than fashion. From her very first Coachella (and the surprising reality behind it) to building confidence, Raeann shares how she learned to stop waiting and start living. She opens up about body image, finding her style, and the real mission behind her platform. Plus, the viral moments that prove you don’t need to be “skinny” to feel hot.

Avery sits down with reality star Francesca Farago for a candid, unfiltered conversation that goes way beyond the headlines. From navigating IVF and a complicated twin pregnancy to the realities of postpartum life, Francesca opens up about the physical and emotional toll of becoming a mom, and why she says twins are way harder than people think.

Welcome to Cheers 2.0! Avery is entering a whole new era and she’s bringing you along for it. She opens up about how motherhood, mental health, and a major life shift inspired a softer, more honest version of herself, and why stepping back from the hustle changed everything. From building her career after leaving nursing to navigating a tough year behind the scenes, Avery shares what it really took to get here. She also recaps a dreamy Paris trip with David, from late-night martinis to vintage shopping and unexpected celeb sightings, before diving into a candid Q&A.

Throwback episode, originally aired on August 25, 2025. Avery is joined by content creator and University of Arizona student Avery Kroll! The Averys get into the reality of Greek life and what it’s actually like being 20 years old with a massive platform. Avery (the guest!) gets real about why she chose to stay in school despite making it big on social media, how she balances 9:00 AM lectures with brand deals, and why she’d rather be at a rave with her friends than an industry event in LA.

Avery sits down with content creator and model Alexa Jay McCoy for a fun, catch up reminiscing on how they first met. Alexa shares the full story behind donating her bone marrow to save a stranger’s life, the viral moment that put her body at the center of internet discourse, and how she rebuilt her relationship with herself after it all.

Is there anything better than pouring a glass of wine after putting the kids to bed and sitting down for a cozy, unfiltered “favorite things” girl chat? Avery shares the little things currently bringing her joy, from the homemade latte that gets her out of bed every morning to the skincare and beauty products that completely changed her routine. She also gets into her latest wellness obsessions, including red light therapy, regular facials, and the retinol that finally convinced her to join the anti-aging club. Cheers!

Avery Woods sits down with fitness entrepreneur Amanda Kloots for a conversation that starts with a Carolyn Bessette Kennedy style spiral and turns into a real look at reinvention, motherhood, and resilience. Amanda shares what it was like being thrust into the public eye during the pandemic, navigating grief while raising Elvis, and learning to keep moving forward one day at a time. She also talks about how movement became her lifeline, why fitness shifted from aesthetics to mental health, and the moment she realized she had to rebuild her life from scratch.

Avery is surviving on zero sleep after a full night of flu chaos with Stevie, but she still shows up for a very honest, very unfiltered Q&A. She shares her all-time favorite movies, why Paris feels like her second home, and the real pros and cons of raising a family in California. Avery opens up about becoming a mom at 23, finishing having kids by 26, and building an entirely new career after that. She also gets candid about her weight loss journey, boob job details, and her experience with “lip filler blindness.” Avery explains why she stopped showing her kids online, what she truly misses about nursing, and how she protects her mental health while working in social media. And yes… she answers a few saucy questions too.

Avery and David are back together just in time for Valentine’s Day and answering your most honest marriage questions. From who said “I love you” first to how they knew they were ready for marriage, they open up about moving in four weeks into dating, merging finances when they were completely broke, and how they’ve grown and changed over 12 years together. They talk about money stress, mental health, social media hate, parenting challenges, and intimacy after kids. David shares advice for husbands, how to truly listen to your wife, and why sometimes you have to force her to take a break. Avery gets vulnerable about the hardest year of her life, protecting her peace, and what their vow renewal might look like now that their priorities have shifted.

"Avery sits down with Kennedy Powers for a candid, big-sister chat about being 25 and figuring it all out. Kennedy opens up about finishing nursing school, passing her boards, moving to Southern California, and balancing life as a new grad nurse with being a full-time content creator. They get into nursing school pressure, social media, dating, and learning how to stand on your own two feet. Avery brings her own nursing experience into the mix with perspective, advice, and lots of love.

Avery sits down with YouTube icon and OG beauty trailblazer Gigi Gorgeous. They go all the way back to Gigi’s early days posting makeup videos as a teenager in Toronto, getting hit with hate, and still showing up anyway. Gigi opens up about growing up with two brothers who showed up for her in the most unconditional way, the early signs she knew she was different, and how the internet became her escape before it became her career. Gigi gets truly personal in a way she hasn’t before, sharing what the last year has really been like behind the scenes, what it means to rebuild your life, and how she is pouring back into herself. Avery also asks the questions parents are scared to ask, including how to talk to kids about the trans community with love and respect, plus boundaries with social media, and staying kind in an industry full of ego.

Avery is back with a feel-good solo that’s all about the little things. The moments that make you smile. The stuff that doesn’t look big on paper but changes your whole day. From bedtime “I love yous” to being a carpool mom, and finding comfort in routine, Avery shares what’s bringing her joy right now. She also gets into mom friendships, marriage, small acts of love, comfort shows, and why you don’t need a huge win to feel happy. Plus, she reads what you said brings you joy too!

Avery sits down for a solo House Call to talk openly about mental health, perfectionism, and the quiet ways burnout can sneak up on you. From stepping back from constant scrolling to finding joy in everyday moments, she shares what the past year has really looked like behind the scenes and how putting her phone down helped her start feeling like herself again. She gets real about therapy, anxiety, letting go, and learning to focus on the life right in front of her. Plus, Avery answers listener questions with practical advice on routines, overthinking, boundaries, and what’s actually helped her climb out of a mental rut. A vulnerable, grounding episode for anyone who needs the reminder that it’s okay to ask for help and take care of yourself first.

Scotty shares a big life update… and it’s a bittersweet one. After two years of building Cheers! together, Scotty is officially stepping away from producing the show to go all-in on photography. He and Avery get real about why this decision makes sense, how they handled it with zero drama, and why their friendship is staying front and center through it all.

Avery sits down with Glamzilla, aka Stephanie Valentine, for a candid and heartfelt conversation about confidence, authenticity, and betting on yourself. Stephanie opens up about growing up with immigrant parents, chasing stability, and taking a leap into beauty content. Plus how makeup became her creative outlet and honesty helped her build one of the most trusted communities online.

Avery has Alex Cooper in the studio for a one year Unwell anniversary catch-up that is funny, real, and way more heartfelt than either of them expected. They rewind to their chaotic first meeting in Philly, talk about why they clicked instantly, and break down what building Unwell actually looks like behind the scenes. It is long hours, constant decisions, and caring about the details when nobody is watching.

Avery is closing out 2025 by revisiting some of the funniest, realest, and most inspiring moments of the year. You’ll hear from OG YouTube icon Jackie Aina Asamoah, beauty mogul Laura Lee, fashion and lifestyle creator Rocky Barnes, college influencer Avery Kroll, and Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars Jen, Mayci, and Mikayla.

Avery and Scotty are back for a cozy, slightly unhinged holiday catch-up with some martinis poured, shots lined up, kids finally in bed. In this They read your wild holiday horror stories: camcorder sex tapes played at family gatherings, chaotic blended Christmases, cheating scandals, and pets absolutely ruining dinner. Nothing is off limits, and the submissions are as unhinged as promised. In between listener stories, they crack open a truth-or-sip game and things escalate fast.

There’s room for everyone to grow on social media! In this solo episode, Avery breaks down exactly how she did it, and how you can, too. From filming on her days off as a PICU nurse to buying her family home at 29, she shares the real blueprint behind turning “silly little videos” into a full-time career: mindset, consistency, brand deals, and more.

Layla Taylor from Secret Lives of Mormon Wives joins Avery in the Unwell studio ahead of the Season 3 premiere for a candid, zero-off-limits catch-up. Layla opens up about leaving a toxic marriage, co-parenting two little ones, and building a career she’s proud of. She reflects on how Season 1 captured her in the middle of a separation and how therapy, boundaries, and friendship helped her find her voice. Layla also shares why she keeps her kids offline and what “intentional time” with family really looks like when your job lives on your phone.

Avery sits down with the former Dance Moms star Kendall Vertes following the announcement of her new Unwell podcast Not So Little. They take a trip down memory lane talking about growing up on camera, the reality of 12-hour shoot days, and why the “mean girl” label misrepresented who Kendall is.

Avery interviews content creator and media personality Joey Zauzig. Joey opens up about growing up in Virginia, making the leap from PR to full-time creator, and how he leads with warmth, humor, and real talk. They get candid about navigating The Real Friends of WeHo, the highs and lows of life online, and what true longevity in this industry actually takes.

Avery sits down with Disney Channel icon Kimberly J. Brown for the coziest kind of nostalgia trip…the kind you can watch with your kids. Kimberly looks back on booking Halloweentown at 13, what made her character Marnie feel brave and real, and why the movie still lives on repeat every October. She shares sweet, funny stories about filming, practical “movie magic” before heavy CGI, and the warmth and wisdom she learned from Debbie Reynolds.

Avery sits down with dancer-actor and now-author Nia Sioux to talk about growing up on Dance Moms and growing into her voice. Nia opens up about being the only Black girl on the team for years, setting boundaries (including why skipping the reunion was the right call for her), and what it took to reclaim her story in her new memoir Bottom of the Pyramid.