Untraditionally Lala

It is a follow up to Parker Looks Up, and also includes the whole family, with all three children on the cover. It was mentioned as a book already published.

The book title was mentioned briefly as part of the discussion about Parker's published works.

It was recommended as a book to help address the issue of biting. It was suggested as a daily read to help stop the behaviour.

A listener recommended the children's book Teeth Are Not For Biting by Elizabeth Verdick as a helpful resource for dealing with a baby's biting.

The podcast hosts briefly discussed a movie based on a book about fatherhood, possibly referencing 'What to Expect When You're Expecting', while imagining scenes with themselves and their children.

Beau mentioned that it is a book and a movie. It was referenced in the context of pregnancy and fatherhood, and the hosts discussed possibly creating a podcast similar to this topic, with a dad-centric focus.

It was mentioned as one of the greatest plays ever and was the title of Kelly's first professional gig, a play he performed in after leaving college.

It was mentioned as a play that Kelly AuCoin was in for his first professional gig, a crazy good show that took place in Portland, Oregon.

Stassi's book launch party was mentioned, and Tom Sandoval's reaction to it was discussed, as he felt he wasn't kept in the loop about the event, which took place at his bar Tom Tom.

It was mentioned as Stassi's first New York Times bestselling book, and she was also preparing to write a second book at the time of the podcast.

The hosts compared their spiraling thoughts to falling down a rabbit hole, likening it to Alice in Wonderland.

They mentioned watching Alice in Wonderland on a phone while also listening to a crime show, indicating a casual multitasking moment.

The book was referenced when a speaker mentioned it in a conversation about titles, noting it before correcting to another title.

The book was briefly referenced when a speaker joked about an icecream vendor's name, mistakenly saying "Tropic of Cancer" before correcting to "Tropic of Capricorn."

The book was referenced as the other Lady Gang title, noted alongside Lady Secrets as a source of personal anecdotes and industry insights.

The host mentioned Act Like a Lady as the other of the two LadyGang books that they had written, alongside Lady Secrets, detailing personal anecdotes from their careers.

The host said they had finished the book and found it absolutely fantastic, recommending listeners to read it.

They mentioned that they were currently reading the book and called it a good one, noting its popularity among friends.

They mentioned that after meditating they read from the Big Book as part of their spiritual practice.

Lala suggested that reading the AA "Big Book" could help listeners, noting it might be beneficial for anyone interested in the program.

The book was mentioned as one of the two Lady Gang titles that revealed behindthescenes stories and secrets, including a personal account about a redcarpet encounter with a famous actress.

The host said they had written about a redcarpet incident in a book titled Lady Secrets, which was one of two LadyGang books that revealed various behindthescenes stories.

The hosts mentioned Mary Poppins as a hero, noting her unflappable attitude and recalling the classic line about a spoonful of sugar making medicine go down.

Brynn mentioned reading books about manifestation and she listed "Eckhart Tolle" as one of the authors.

The guest mentioned reading the novel and compared its vibe to a blend of Fifty Shades of Grey and the Twilight series.

It was suggested as a next book to read during the bookclub discussion.

It was considered iconic and a show with many quotable moments, including the 'Professor Geller' and 'All very good' lines.

The hosts compared the reality TV voting dynamic to a Hunger Games scenario, describing contestants being thrown on an island and forced to follow producers' whims.

The hosts listed it among their recommended titles, noting they had been watching it recently.

Lala compared her experience to being in "The Notebook" or a western film because of the wildflowers and the lack of horseflies.

The therapist fetched the DSM5 and had the guest read the excerpt on narcissistic personality disorder.