This week on the Just a Smidge More podcast, we’re diving into the powerful story of resilience, faith, and early detection. Featuring special guest Devyn Salmon, we’re breaking down her unexpected melanoma diagnosis, the journey through brain surgery and treatment, and the importance of being your own advocate when it comes to skin health.

Whether you’ve spent years in the sun, skipped your dermatologist appointments, or simply need a reminder to schedule that skin check, this episode is full of real talk, courage, and life-saving awareness—plus a message of hope that will leave you inspired to take action today.

Part #2 Today!!! If you haven’t listened to part one go back listen to part one and then come back to part two.

We are BACK sitting down with incredible moms who are navigating life in their second marriages — building blended families, healing old wounds, and redefining what love and partnership look like the second time around. 💫

Lauren Glaze is a mother, a wife, a stepmother, she has built an impressive platform for herself that is raw, honest and hilarious. Today she joins us, along with Reverse Gravity’s very own Lexie Whittler. Both women are opening up about the next chapters in their life, where they’ve come from, the struggles, the wins and where they’re at today!

From the trials of co-parenting and step-parent dynamics to the quiet victories of connection and grace — these women open up about their life and what it really takes the second time around.

It’s raw. It’s honest. It’s proof that beautiful things can grow from life’s messiest chapters.

Today, we are sitting down with incredible moms who are navigating life in their second marriages — building blended families, healing old wounds, and redefining what love and partnership look like the second time around. 💫

From the trials of co-parenting and step-parent dynamics to the quiet victories of connection and grace — these women open up about their life and what it really takes the second time around.

It’s raw. It’s honest. It’s proof that beautiful things can grow from life’s messiest chapters.