Tanya Smith and Jennifer McCroddan
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Superlatively Yes is about relationships, life, and finding the humor and grace in all of it, despite all of it. We say a "Superlative Yes" to love, friendship, fun, and travel. Life is too short, sweet, and tricky to do alone. We carve out time for the things that matter: things of the heart and soul. Tanya and Jasa never want you to feel lonely or stuck. Join us weekly for The Superlatively Yes Podcast, where we laugh, shop, discover, and treasure this fun-filled adventure of life.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
The Superlatively Yes Podcast turns family life, travel, chores, and pop references into warm, funny social listening.
The Superlatively Yes Podcast sits comfortably in Society & Culture, where everyday life is the subject rather than the backdrop. Tanya and Jaysa talk through trips, a wedding, children, marriage, house projects, shopping finds, television, and the tiny social calculations that…
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A snowy catch-up leans into pageant talk and travel hiccups for an easy, friendly listen.
The episode follows a snowy catch-up, with Tanya Smith and J.C. Young exchanging updates after about three weeks apart. It moves from Tanya's cruise to Cabo for the Miss America pageant to winter weather in Franklin and Little Flock, then into the practical side of getting…
A loose, warm catch-up that turns small domestic chaos into the main event.
This episode feels like an easy, affectionate catch-up, drifting from Kate Middleton to Tanya's Instapot and a check-in on Sean and Tanya after last week's conversation, then landing on smaller bits of everyday life.
A warm catch-up that stays loose, funny, and easy to listen to.
Superlatively Yes settles into an easy, affectionate conversation between Tanya Smith and Jace Young. They move from recovery to Fourth of July plans, upcoming trips, Tanya's week, escape rooms, and TV without forcing a grand point, and the busted ethernet cable gives the banter…
A loose, easygoing catch-up where banter and side trips carry most of the weight.
The episode settles into an easy, conversational rhythm as Tanya Smith and Jace Young bounce from Shep's mock trial to the return of the denim skirt and the familiar hassle of apps. Their banter carries the segment.
A chatty, tornado-touched hangout that turns cruise stories and odd encounters into the joke.
Tanya and Jaysa turn a loose catch-up into a funny sprawl, moving from cruise stories and a family of pigs at home to tornado unease, movie-theater logistics, and other everyday mishaps.
A warm hangout built from wedding talk, travel, dust, and everyday chaos.
The episode hangs on Mariah's wedding, but what gives it shape is the easy chatter around it. Tanya and Jaysa move from an Alaskan cruise to a party they helped host, then to sheetrock dust, project clutter, and the kind of rescue story that starts with a closed school and ends…
Birthday-party chaos and domestic jokes, carried by warm, easy banter.
Birthday parties, family logistics, and a busy week give this episode its shape, but the real draw is Tanya Smith and Jacea Young leaning into ordinary chaos without making a meal out of it.
A warm catch-up about mom life, birthday plans, and a wildly strange Airbnb neighbor story.
The episode stays loose and friendly, with Tanya, Jaysa, and Leighton trading stories about young mother life, family logistics, and the small routines that make the household feel real.
Tanya Smith opens The Superlatively Yes Podcast episode "A Hip Well Lived" by announcing hip replacement surgery and reading a poem that traces her left hip from "Acres of green grass" to college, marathons, childbirth, and travel.
Superlatively Yes is a casual friend-chat podcast where hosts Tanya and Jaysa discuss travel experiences, home life challenges, and everyday observations.
Hosts Tanya and J.C.
Tanya and Jaysa chat about Kate Middleton's mysterious disappearance, mock the micro shorts trend, share cooking fails, and delve into old wives' tales.
Tanya Smith and Jaysa Young open episode 113 and a half of The Superlatively Yes Podcast by restarting after technical difficulties and then spending much of the conversation on Tanya’s weekend with Point of Grace.
The Superlatively Yes Podcast episode “You Just Never Know: Pigs, Orcas and Bathroom Stalls” moves from Twisters, with Glenn Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones, into a strong warning about It Ends With Us and its domestic-violence storyline.
Tanya and Jace open with their weekly Patreon rhythm and the $5-a-month membership.
Tanya and Jaysa announce their podcast's move from Apple and Spotify to Patreon, sharing excitement about a recent guest and promising more interactive content.
Episode 149 is a kitchen-table catch-up that never pretends to be anything else.
Episode 114 opens with Tanya Smith and Jace Young catching up on the weekend, the 80-degree February weather in Little Flock, and Tanya's growing fascination with olive oil.
Tanya and Jace open with Shep's mock trial, a denim skirt comeback, and the general annoyance of apps.
Tanya and Jaysa come back after a break from podcasting and get right back into catch-up mode.
Tanya and J.C.
In this episode of Superlatively Yes, Leighton Gately visits her mother Tanya in Franklin Tennessee following Tanya's hip replacement surgery.
Tanya shares her joyful Virginia trip visiting daughter Leighton and grandchildren, highlighting homemade food culture and family bonding.
Episode 150 of The Superlatively Yes Podcast centers on Mariah's wedding, Tanya's Alaska cruise, and a long conversation about travel delays, including Point of Grace arriving in Asheville after a rerouted flight from Michigan.
Tanya Smith and Jacea Young open season five, episode 109 with birthday-week chatter about their almost twin girls.
Sean and Tanya turned a planned Friday podcast into a last-minute Denver trip after he said he needed to get out of the state and use PTO before losing it.