In this heartfelt and fun-filled episode, our host Erica welcomes a longtime friend to the mic for an open and honest conversation about life in their thirties, personal growth, and the dreams still on the horizon.

What You’ll Hear In This Episode:

• Reflections on shifting friendships in your twenties and thirties
• Discussing forgiveness in relationships
• A playful dive into Current Events & TEAAA, including Hailey & Justin, Trump’s gold card moment, favorite watches or listens, and travel goals
• A warm segment on Hospitality—why it matters and how to create that “I love coming to our place” kind of vibe
• Encouragement, laughter, and real talk to uplift your week

Guest Highlights:

Gio is a cinematographer based in Atlanta. For futher details of her work, follow her on Instagram @giomarcela.

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In this heartfelt episode, Erica McClintock shares how faith transformed her life in her twenties. Through honest reflection, she opens up about the highs, the struggles, and the decisions that shaped her journey.

Erica talks about:
- Discovering faith through everyday relationships and the people who reflected grace and kindness.

- Taking Jesus’ advice to “count up the cost” and choosing to follow Him—not out of obligation, but from a place of true conviction.

- Stepping away from church to wrestle with what faith truly means.

If you’re navigating questions of faith or seeking inspiration for your own journey, this episode is for you. 

Produced by Josh Charles. Check out Erica's favorite project of his here: Jungle Jungle

Corrections: Parable of the Sower; I was reading Romans 13:8-10 :)

happy gay month! reviewing Billie’s new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, to celebrate

40ATE! Purrrr! Addressing my ideal cabinet and policies if I ran for president. Sorry the editing on this is trash - it would not save 😩 appreciate you for baring with the raw and uncut.

Song credit: Turn it up - Pink Pantheress, Got Money - Lil' Wayne