I’m Shana Wallenstein—working mom, nonprofit leader, business owner, and professional juggler of way too many things.And this is One More Thing.You know that moment when your day is already full—and then something else gets dropped on top of it?Yeah. That’s what we’re talking about.This show is about real life—the messy, funny, occasionally overwhelming reality of trying to do it all… and maybe doing it a little differently.No fluff. No pretending. Just honest conversations—and probably a few things you didn’t know you needed to hear.
One More Thing
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I’m Shana Wallenstein—working mom, nonprofit leader, business owner, and professional juggler of way too many things.And this is One More Thing.You know that moment when your day is already full—and then something else gets dropped on top of it?Yeah. That’s what we’re talking about.This show is about real life—the messy, funny, occasionally overwhelming reality of trying to do it all… and maybe doing it a little differently.No fluff. No pretending. Just honest conversations—and probably a few things you didn’t know you needed to hear.
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July 21, 2026
Ep. 16 - Making Friends as an Adult, Parenting Challenges, and the TV Shows We Can't Stop Watching
With John away, the girls take over for a candid conversation about the realities of making and maintaining friendships as adults. From navigating social anxiety, parenting friendships, and the politics of the playground to finding confidence later in life, they share honest stories about the relationships that shape us and why meaningful connections become harder to find as we get older. They also discuss:• Why making friends as an adult can feel more complicated than it did as a kid • Parenting through friendship struggles and helping children navigate difficult social situations • Perimenopause, sleepless nights, and the products they've been trying • The emotional benefits of therapy for both kids and adults • A concert road trip to Hershey, Pennsylvania, and why Blossom Music Center may be off the list for good • Dream purchases if money were no object, from house cleaners to country club memberships • Decluttering, organizing the house, and knowing when it's time to throw things away • Their latest TV and movie recommendations, including My Friends & Neighbors, Survival of the Thickest, Running Point, Sweet Magnolias, Five-Star Weekend, and The Devil Wears Prada 2This episode is equal parts heartfelt, hilarious, and relatable as the conversation flows from parenting and friendships to travel stories, home life, and binge-worthy entertainment. If you've ever wondered why adult friendships take so much work or simply enjoy listening to two friends catch up about life, this episode is for you.
July 14, 2026
Ep. 15 - 15 Questions, No Script: The Stories, Confessions & Chaos Behind the Microphones
For the first time, the hosts turn the microphones on themselves. Instead of diving into politics and current events, this special episode flips the script with a rapid-fire round of unexpected questions, hilarious hypotheticals, personal stories, and candid conversations that reveal who they are when they're not debating the headlines. Along the way, they discuss:What their lifelong walk-up song would be—and why it's harder to choose than you'd think The bizarre "Pluribus" thought experiment and what they'd do if they could have literally anything they wanted Which skills they'd bring to a real-life survival situation (and who definitely wouldn't make it) The one industry each of them would eliminate forever—and the surprising reasons behind their choices Small everyday moments that instantly make life better, from canceled meetings to coffee and cats Social media posts that could accidentally become conspiracy theories years later Their funniest habits, biggest weaknesses, procrastination struggles, and why they laugh at themselves so often Favorite foods, cooking, music, tattoos, travel dreams, and the little things that bring them joy The challenge of making new friends as an adult and why it feels so much harder than it used toFilled with playful debates, inside jokes, pop culture references, and plenty of laughter, this episode gives listeners a chance to get to know the personalities behind the podcast in a way they never have before. If you've ever wondered what happens when the hosts stop interviewing everyone else and start interviewing each other, this is the episode you won't want to miss.
July 7, 2026
Ep. 14 - The Democratic Identity Crisis: Progressives, Power & the Politics of Fighting Back
This week on One More Thing, Shayna Wallenstein, Carrie Miller, and John Farina dive into one of the biggest questions facing American politics: Is the Democratic Party in the middle of a transformation? Sparked by recent primary victories and shifting voter sentiment, the trio explores whether today's electorate is demanding a new generation of leaders who are less focused on managing government and more willing to fight for change. Along the way, they discuss:Whether progressive victories represent an ideological shift or growing frustration with the political establishment How the Tea Party reshaped Republicans and whether Democrats are experiencing their own turning point The challenge of unifying a party with increasingly diverse viewpoints on Israel, Palestine, and foreign policy The role of campaign money, PACs, Citizens United, and whether grassroots fundraising is becoming a winning strategy Why messaging discipline continues to separate Republicans from Democrats Pete Buttigieg, Vivek Ramaswamy, Barack Obama, and what makes a candidate resonate with voters The latest Supreme Court decisions, the balance of power between Congress and the judiciary, and what it means for future legislation Whether Democrats are thinking too short-term as they look toward the 2026 midterms, 2028 presidential race, and beyond How online outrage, political purity tests, and social media shape modern campaigns and public perception Why finding room for more voices inside the Democratic coalition may be essential for the party's futureThe conversation moves from national elections and Supreme Court rulings to campaign strategy, political identity, and the realities of governing in an increasingly polarized America. Throughout the episode, the hosts debate whether today's political moment is simply another election cycle or the beginning of a much larger realignment that could reshape both major parties for years to come.
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