Taking it Personally

Oh, Gen Z. My sweet, sweet Gen Z. For years, I thought being a millennial meant I was perpetually 18 years old, safe from being an adult, living my best life unphased by health hazards and high socks. Then, you all came along and reminded me that, yes, I am cosplaying as an adult. I had a long list of questions for you, so i decided to bring in everything I want to be in a cool person, comedian Lexi.I asked her the hard hitting questions like:-Why are you all (Gen Z) so obsessed with us (millennials)?-F/M/K the teeny boppers, jam bands, and Full House men-Live, Laugh, what?!If you've (n)ever needed a guide to help you navigate the youth, I've made the perfect epsiode for you. Thanks for watching!

Fasten your seatbelts in the Jeep Compass and pour yourself a shot of Popov: this episode of Taking It Personally is a full-throttle trip back to high school. Michelle Yampolsky-Gomez and her accomplice and co-conspirator Randi Rosenthal are spilling all the tea, like camp chaos, teenage cover-ups, and fashion choices that should’ve been considered crimes against humanity. From secret alibis to the kind of friendships that outlast even your most cursed Facebook statuses, it’s proof that adolescence was messy, ridiculous, and absolutely unforgettable. Tune in, laugh with us (or at us), and maybe relive a few of your own cringey glory days.

In this episode, I dive into the vibrant contrasts between New York and Florida with my guests Joe Vairo and Baby Daddy Matt Gomez. Join us as we discuss being an Eagles fan outside of Eagles territory, real estate horror stories, and swap stories about New Yorkers in South Florida.

In this episode of "Taking it Personally," I’m joined by my friend Carly Catalana Bassis to discuss the complexities of maintaining personal identity after becoming a parent. We explore the delicate balance between work, family, and self-care, sharing our candid stories and insights on how to navigate the challenges of parenthood while staying true to ourselves. From the pressures of societal expectations to the joys of small victories, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking harmony in their multifaceted roles. We also talk about the unique challenges and experiences of raising kids in New York City. Tune in for an honest conversation that celebrates the resilience and strength of moms everywhere.

In this episode of 'Taking It Personally,' host Michelle Yampolsky Gomez kicks off Season Three with guest Eleni Simos. They discuss themes of consistency in personal growth, the challenges of juicing (but major benefits...rhymes with shmoop), and the duos recent adventure to Staten Island. The conversation flows into navigating work-life balance and the impact of the moon (or something like that).

On this episode of Taking it Personally, I’m joined by my standup partner-in-crime Patrick Kincaid to debate brunettes vs. blondes, overanalyze what the frat boys are doing in Bushwick, and give terrible advice with too much confidence. It’s silly, chaotic, and wildly unserious—in the best way.Follow for new episodes every week where we feel big feelings and say dumb stuff with heart.

On this episode, I’m joined by my brilliant friend and dating expert Alex Daly who stopped by the Fringe Podcasts studio during her visit to New York. We dive into the art of reinvention, what it feels like to date when you're a little older (and wiser), and how Alex tackled a new city with her signature charm. It’s funny, heartfelt, and full of honesty that makes you feel a little less alone.

On this episode of Taking It Personally, I'm joined by two incredible entrepreneurs, Phil (@philfromreason) and Eleni (@thecleaneatingchick), to talk about building their businesses in the hustle of New York City. Eleni brings all the spiritual goodness, while Phil gives an honest look into the realities of fatherhood (aka the manflu struggle). We get into what it takes to build an empire without losing your mind, your vibe, or your edge. If you’ve ever tried to run a business or survive a man with a mild cold, you’re gonna feel this one.

Long-time friend and holistic practitioner Olivia Moeller (@livnutritiously) joins me in the studio, and we talk about our life transition into motherhood, how hormones have rocked our worlds, and why it's kind of our husband's fault (but not really). Michelle also tries to figure out what happened to nightlife in NYC, or is it all just in her head?Follow @takingitpersonally on IG

I sat down with my friend Eleni (@thecleaneatingchick) at Fringe Podcasts to talk about cord-cutting with a shaman, dealing with high school bullies, and so much more. It’s a mix of laughs, spirituality, and the usual feelings—don’t miss it! Listen now. #TakingItPersonally #Podcast

Season 2, Ep 1 - We're kicking off a new season with Michelle's baby Daddy Matt, who she also happens to be married to.

We're on today for a solo episode with host Meesh. The Northern Hemisphere just passed through the September equinox, which means we're doing what we can do dance around seasonal depressions quick arrival. 0:01 - The Purge 2:31 - Thoughts on Mat Leave 9:30 - A reflection on my relationships 15:22 - Procrastination is a b*tch 16:00 - What I've learned in 5 Episodes 20:00 - Am I a sociopath? And other things I learned in a Personality test 22:00 - Thoughts on RHOSLC + Secret Lives of Mormon Wives + Dirty Sodas 28:43 - In remembrance of Loehmann's

After a *brief* hiatus, Taking It Personally (is it it? It?) is back with Tiffany, an LA-based music aficionado and Meesh's best friend. We talk about road trips, teaching Tiffany to drive, why yellow cabs rule, and our favorite band, Tame Impala.

How'd all those people get into the business of weed when they did, anyway? Michelle (@meeshyamps) talks to Mark Kazinec (@mayor_mark), founder of @bestingrass.io and High Times Magazine alum, about the long strange trip it's been from skateboarding under the Brooklyn Bridge to running top cannabis award competition across (now legal) states.

We're solo today, folks! Today Meesh toasts to her beloved best friend, reveals her true experience at sleepaway camp... it's probably not what you think, is a little too smug about the New York Magazine pet owner edition, and talks some harmless sh*t about what she's taking personally as summer comes to an end.

Michelle's chatting with Eleni Simos, the Clean Eating Chick and founder of CLEANSED Juices, to talk about Eleni's journey into juicing, what makes her juice better than yours, and what she's taking personally as a thriving entrepreneur in New York City.