I talk about a very tragic, yet, pivotal moment in my life where I decided that in order to do the things I want to do, I have to do these things whether I feel ready or not. 

L talks about the stresses of traditions and how she has created her own traditions. Also, this b**** didn't know what a ball pit was called. She said pit ball??!

In this episode, L talks about that feeling you get after reaching a goal you've been working towards for a very long time and how to push past that feeling. She also must be delusional for mentioning how leaving an open mic at 10pm on a weeknight was late and grueling... You don't leave those until 1am at the earliest. What the heck was she on when she said that BS? Did she even do stand-up comedy?!

L talks about her journey in finding herself and her people after college. It...kinda makes sense...if you're drunk and high maybe.

L talks about how what we do now effects what will happen to us once we get older. Plus rants about other things that might be pertinent to the topic at hand. I dunno. I didn't really listen to it. But it's a cool name.

L explains why cleanliness is important and apologizes to her mother for all the years she drove her crazy for slacking on her chores. Also this was recorded in Adobe Audition and there was some audio editing done, so hopefully it sounds okay.

L talks about her experiences in realizing the different ways miserable people will blow your peace into pieces. 

P.S. L initially tried to upload this episode in a .WAV format, but it was taking too long, so she just reverted it back to a .MP3. Hopefully one day she'll be an awesome enough podcaster to have internet speeds that can upload .WAV files faster...or be an okay enough podcaster to know if there really is an advantage to uploading sound files in a .WAV format...

L talks about the effects that social media has on all of us, whether we like it or not.

L talks about her fitness journey and some other tangents.

L talks about how her mother inspired her to never put things off and to live your life without thinking how others might feel if you live your happiest, true self.