Causing a Scene with Sara and Natalie

The host discusses her upcoming wedding, including a courthouse legal marriage and a Cabo ceremony, while reviewing the musical WICKED.

The host explains the reason for a brief podcast hiatus and addresses listener confusion about their departure.

Causing a Scene with Sara and Natalie explains that the podcast will continue as an occasional hobby while Sara and Natalie pursue expanding professional commitments.

The hosts catch up on personal topics and discuss the Super Bowl, while teasing stories about USA vs Canada, Savannah Guthrie vs FBI, and Natalie vs umbilical cords.

The hosts discuss their travel plans to Dallas, family updates, and tease upcoming topics including Olympic prep, Elizabeth Smart, and a Traitors recap.

Natalie and Sarah discuss Natalie's experience attending the Indiana Hoosiers' national championship football game with her dad.

Sara and Natalie open with Nikki Glaser at the Golden Globes, praising her "power stance," Sean Penn jokes, and the kind of outfit changes they think work better for female hosts.

Sarah Gretzky explains how her heart rate hit nearly 200 in AFib and a prayer dropped it to 90.

Sarah says Paris forced her to be "alone with myself" in a hotel room, and that feeling turned into a confidence boost after years of mom routines.

Sarah Gretzky opens by sharing a text that said she was “so full of hate right now,” and Nathalie answers that she was really “full of emotions that are valid.” The two connect that exchange to intrusive thoughts, OCD-style rumination, and the nightly habit of replaying conversations before bed.

Sarah returns from London with Peaches, a puppy named Peaches Sunflower Gretzky, and says the dog was the answer to "either a baby or a dog people." Natalie and Sarah connect the decision to V's fear of dogs, the family's rescue-breeder search, and Sarah's comment that the puppy makes the house feel "revived." The conversation then shifts to London, where Sarah talks about the Cotswolds, Hyde Park, Soho Farmhouse, and a lunch spot built in 847 AD.

Natalie hosts her first solo Q&A episode, explaining co-host Sarah's absence due to hospitalization and answering listener questions.

Fran Mariano discusses her decision not to change her last name after marriage and the identity crisis that can come with name changes.

A host shares a personal story about the emotional crash after family visits and the struggle of balancing family attachment with marriage.

Jack Ciapciak discusses his experience with grief and healing on the Causing a Scene podcast.