CHEERS! with Avery Woods

Avery sits down with the powerhouse behind the iconic brand Dolce Glow, Isabel Vita. Isabel shares her journey from being a celebrity spray tan artist for names like Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian to building a global beauty empire. The two discuss the magic of the perfect tan and how a little "liquid gold" can boost a mom's confidence. Avery also shares a major personal update regarding her relationship with the brand that fans won't want to miss. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Curve model and content creator Raeann Langas joins Avery for a fun catch-up that goes way deeper than fashion. From her very first Coachella (and the surprising reality behind it) to building confidence, Raeann shares how she learned to stop waiting and start living. She opens up about body image, finding her style, and the real mission behind her platform. Plus, the viral moments that prove you don’t need to be “skinny” to feel hot.

Welcome to Cheers 2.0! Avery is entering a whole new era and she’s bringing you along for it. She opens up about how motherhood, mental health, and a major life shift inspired a softer, more honest version of herself, and why stepping back from the hustle changed everything. From building her career after leaving nursing to navigating a tough year behind the scenes, Avery shares what it really took to get here. She also recaps a dreamy Paris trip with David, from late-night martinis to vintage shopping and unexpected celeb sightings, before diving into a candid Q&A.

Avery sits down with content creator and model Alexa Jay McCoy for a fun, catch up reminiscing on how they first met. Alexa shares the full story behind donating her bone marrow to save a stranger’s life, the viral moment that put her body at the center of internet discourse, and how she rebuilt her relationship with herself after it all.

Avery Woods sits down with fitness entrepreneur Amanda Kloots for a conversation that starts with a Carolyn Bessette Kennedy style spiral and turns into a real look at reinvention, motherhood, and resilience. Amanda shares what it was like being thrust into the public eye during the pandemic, navigating grief while raising Elvis, and learning to keep moving forward one day at a time. She also talks about how movement became her lifeline, why fitness shifted from aesthetics to mental health, and the moment she realized she had to rebuild her life from scratch.

Avery and David are back together just in time for Valentine’s Day and answering your most honest marriage questions. From who said “I love you” first to how they knew they were ready for marriage, they open up about moving in four weeks into dating, merging finances when they were completely broke, and how they’ve grown and changed over 12 years together. They talk about money stress, mental health, social media hate, parenting challenges, and intimacy after kids. David shares advice for husbands, how to truly listen to your wife, and why sometimes you have to force her to take a break. Avery gets vulnerable about the hardest year of her life, protecting her peace, and what their vow renewal might look like now that their priorities have shifted.

Avery sits down with YouTube icon and OG beauty trailblazer Gigi Gorgeous. They go all the way back to Gigi’s early days posting makeup videos as a teenager in Toronto, getting hit with hate, and still showing up anyway. Gigi opens up about growing up with two brothers who showed up for her in the most unconditional way, the early signs she knew she was different, and how the internet became her escape before it became her career. Gigi gets truly personal in a way she hasn’t before, sharing what the last year has really been like behind the scenes, what it means to rebuild your life, and how she is pouring back into herself. Avery also asks the questions parents are scared to ask, including how to talk to kids about the trans community with love and respect, plus boundaries with social media, and staying kind in an industry full of ego.

Avery sits down for a solo House Call to talk openly about mental health, perfectionism, and the quiet ways burnout can sneak up on you. From stepping back from constant scrolling to finding joy in everyday moments, she shares what the past year has really looked like behind the scenes and how putting her phone down helped her start feeling like herself again. She gets real about therapy, anxiety, letting go, and learning to focus on the life right in front of her. Plus, Avery answers listener questions with practical advice on routines, overthinking, boundaries, and what’s actually helped her climb out of a mental rut. A vulnerable, grounding episode for anyone who needs the reminder that it’s okay to ask for help and take care of yourself first.

Avery sits down with Glamzilla, aka Stephanie Valentine, for a candid and heartfelt conversation about confidence, authenticity, and betting on yourself. Stephanie opens up about growing up with immigrant parents, chasing stability, and taking a leap into beauty content. Plus how makeup became her creative outlet and honesty helped her build one of the most trusted communities online.

Avery is closing out 2025 by revisiting some of the funniest, realest, and most inspiring moments of the year. You’ll hear from OG YouTube icon Jackie Aina Asamoah, beauty mogul Laura Lee, fashion and lifestyle creator Rocky Barnes, college influencer Avery Kroll, and Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars Jen, Mayci, and Mikayla.

There’s room for everyone to grow on social media! In this solo episode, Avery breaks down exactly how she did it, and how you can, too. From filming on her days off as a PICU nurse to buying her family home at 29, she shares the real blueprint behind turning “silly little videos” into a full-time career: mindset, consistency, brand deals, and more.

Avery sits down with the former Dance Moms star Kendall Vertes following the announcement of her new Unwell podcast Not So Little. They take a trip down memory lane talking about growing up on camera, the reality of 12-hour shoot days, and why the “mean girl” label misrepresented who Kendall is.

Avery sits down with Disney Channel icon Kimberly J. Brown for the coziest kind of nostalgia trip…the kind you can watch with your kids. Kimberly looks back on booking Halloweentown at 13, what made her character Marnie feel brave and real, and why the movie still lives on repeat every October. She shares sweet, funny stories about filming, practical “movie magic” before heavy CGI, and the warmth and wisdom she learned from Debbie Reynolds.