If you’ve ever had to leave the house you grew up in or say goodbye to the home where you raised your children, this emotional episode with Pam Tillis and Aimee Mayo will hit you right in the heart.

Pam Tillis returns to her Nashville childhood home, the same legendary house where Mel Tillis made country music history and where family memories still live in the walls.

For 25 years, this Brentwood home became Aimee Mayo’s world. It’s where she raised her kids, built her marriage, and wrote songs. Long before she ever saw it, Aimee had drawn this exact dream house in sixth grade. Years later, she walked through the front door, got down on her knees, and prayed it would become hers.

It did.

Now, both women are facing the bittersweet grief of letting go of the house that shaped their lives.

This unforgettable conversation explores childhood home memories, leaving the house you raised your kids in, grief after moving, motherhood, marriage, Nashville songwriting, country music legacy, dream homes, and the ache of saying goodbye after 25 years.

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Plastic surgery, Botox, fillers, face lifts, laser skin resurfacing, body dysmorphia, beauty standards, and social media insecurity — what does a top plastic surgeon actually see when they look at your face?

In this episode of Wait. What?!, Aimee Mayo sits down with Dr. Brian Biesman, one of Nashville's most respected cosmetic surgeons and a Botox and filler specialist. This is really about identity, reinvention, heartbreak, aging, confidence, and how women can separate real self-worth from social media-created insecurity.

What we cover:

• How social media made women hate things they never noticed before
• Why divorce and major life transitions send so many women to a plastic surgeon's office
• The Kardashian effect, Instagram filters, and the beauty standard that broke an entire generation
• The heartbreaking signs of body dysmorphia — and when a good doctor says NO
• A teenage girl's acne scar transformation that will make you cry
• The difference between enhancing who you are vs. chasing someone else's face

Whether you've ever thought about getting work done — or you just want to understand why beauty culture feels so out of control right now — this episode goes way deeper than surgery. It's about why criticism sticks, why reinvention feels urgent after loss, and how women can get their groove back.

Dr. Brian Biesman | Nashville, TN | Named one of America's Best Doctors every year since 2004, Dr. Biesman has over 30 years of experience in cosmetic eyelid and facial surgery, injectables, laser skin resurfacing, and noninvasive body contouring.

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Jerry Bostleman co-founded Vaco from zero, built it into a $1 billion company, made over 100 millionaires, and has invested in nearly 100 companies across industries. He also got pushed out of the company he built — and what he learned from that is the most valuable part of this conversation.

In this episode Aimee and Jerry get into the real truth about how to raise money when you have nothing, what investors actually want to see before they write a check, why "Yeah But" is quietly killing every great idea in your life, why being a control freak is the fastest way to stay broke, the explosive growth of the THC beverage industry and why it isn't federally legal yet, how to build a team that wins without you, what he'd do with $1,000 and a laptop in 2026, and how childhood trauma can make you unstoppable in business while wrecking everything else.

Raw, funny, unfiltered, and genuinely useful. No fluff. No corporate speak. Just the real stuff.

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