Bamboozled

In this episode, Meagan and Callie discuss their relationships with their cell phones and the amount of time spent on it. They discuss feeling agitated and resentful after spending too much time on their phones and the addictive nature of social media. They also explore how phones can be used as a way to numb emotions and avoid discomfort. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for more mindful phone usage and the importance of being present in the moment.

Meagan & Callie have a conversation about burnout, specifically focusing on two types: functional freeze and productivity anxiety. They share their personal experiences with these types of burnout and discuss the importance of rest and recharge. They end the episode by diving deeper on the societal pressure to constantly be productive and the need to decouple one's worth from work.

In this episode, Meagan and Callie discuss the challenges of expressing anger, the societal expectations placed on women, and the intersection of anger with systemic issues like racism and injustice. They explore the impact of anger on their physical and emotional well-being, as well as the challenges of navigating their anger within society.

In this conversation, Callie and Meagan discuss the topic of overthinking. They share their personal experiences with overthinking and rumination, exploring the different types of overthinking and the purposes they serve. They discuss strategies for managing overthinking, such as focusing on the present moment and seeking support from others. They also delve into the role of trust in oneself and in relationships, and the importance of finding a balance between openness and protection.

In this episode, Callie and Meagan discuss the connection between secrets and shame, and how they can go hand in hand. They explore the process of releasing secrets and the relief that comes with sharing them. They also discuss the responsibility of holding other people's secrets and the toll it can take.

In this conversation, Meagan and Callie discuss various aspects of friendships and relationships. They discuss the natural evolution of friendships as people get older and people transition through different life stages. They also explore the loss of deep friendships and the feeling of losing a part of oneself when those relationships end. The desire for witnessing and support throughout life's journey is emphasized, as well as the need to grieve the past and move forward. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the lack of discussion surrounding friendships ending and the value of quality over quantity in friendships.

In this episode, Meagan and Callie have a conversation with their best friend, Monique Volz of Ambitious Kitchen. They discuss what it looks like for the woman to be the breadwinner of the family and finding balance as the role of mom, wife and business owner. Then they explore the idea of success and what enough looks like for each of them.

Welcome to the Bamboozled Podcast! In this conversation, Callie and Meagan explore the ideas around marriage vs. long-term partnership, reflections on being single and childless and transitioning to a new phase of life.

Join two best friends, Meagan and Callie as they rethink, reframe, and redefine the societal norms and expectations that have bamboozled us for far too long. They navigate the twists and turns of their mid-thirties while questioning everything we've been told is "normal." From relationships to body image to career expectations, they're on a mission to redefine what it means to thrive in today's world. Get ready for laughter, introspection, and aha moments that will make you question the status quo