In this debut episode, Elaina explores how a family health crisis and blasting Soundgarden’s “Superunknown” and "Fell on Black Days" illuminated the term searchlight soul in a whole new way. She also delves into how Tori Amos’ “Silent All These Years” helped her bust out of the box of people’s definitions of her. What does Holden Caufield, smashing boats, Dante’s Inferno and Delilah, the soul-baring ’90s DJ, have to do with existential sadness – and healing from it? She survived the harrowing of her divorce and discusses her healing journey as a single parent to bring ’90s style encouragement to your “now what?” so you can find your purpose – whatever it may be. 

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About the host: Elaina Satti is a lover of the '90s living in Rhode Island, USA, the smallest state with the biggest heart, and she is in fact a divorced single parent living her best "now what?" exploring the journey of "what's next" – with coffee.