Claire reads about getting rid of baby things and the one object that is the hardest to get rid of. Be aware: Claire cusses... twice!

Reading of 2/18's blog on the trend of "canceling" Side Parts and Skinny Jeans as well as a quick look at the Carhartt Beanie trend and older millennial follows that are worth it.

Talking about raising boys and how great Inauguration 2021 was for them too.

Today, Claire discusses the domestic terror attack on in Washington, DC earlier this month. In the essay, Claire shares her thoughts on social media playing a supporting role in the events on, before and after January 6th. Specifically how social media influencers reactions were judged by the masses. In this, there is a conversation about social media influencers and what do we expect from them. Claire ties the essay up with a quick conversation inspired by a quote from Dr. Martin Luther King about human interests, finding a connection to influencers as they are in the business of human interests and how that mean they need to be interested in humans. But, also challenging listeners to do the same.

Final recording of the December catch up with the essay from New Years Eve.

More December catch up! Essay from Christmas.

Playing catch up with December's essays. This is from December 19, 2020.

Happy Thanksgiving! Today, Claire reads the blog post sharing what she is really thankful for this year. There is also a quick chat about the Disney+ Taylor Swift Folklore Studio Sessions and Adam's new obsession with Bon Iver and a slight perspective change on how to talk about your Thanksgiving plans.

Welcome back to the podcast. Today Claire talks about her feelings on writing seasonality and reads from the Bloom blog post on constant creating. At the end, she shares what you all have been creating in the time of COVID and how to look forward to the winter.

Claire reads 2/21's blog post going home and discusses the funk and "blah" feeling that is normal for creatives, makers, and entrepreneurs and how to shake it.