For When You

For When You

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For When You episodes

  • 18: For When You're Never The Same

    This week we tackle one of life's biggest curveballs: Parenting. Even if you chose it, becoming a parent has more unknowns, rollercoasters and struggles than most self-inflicted experiences. And even if you don't have kids or want them, your entire life can be turned upside down anytime. When you're in the thick of the terror and intensity, you NEED to know, "Am I going to make it through this?" New-ish parents, John & Bridget, are here to tell you--and so much more.

    58 min
  • 17: For When You Can't Fix Them

    In this FWY listener requested episode, Jess' friend Chelsea is back to talk about having two parents who struggle with addiction, how she stopped trying to take on their pain, allow herself feel her own and even let go.

    49 min
  • 16: For When You Fail

    Failing sucks. But turns out, not trying sucks more. Professional Failure, Allie, & I talk about her biggest ones, how they made her better, why we don't have to love failure, but we don't have to be so afraid of it, either.

    Follow Allie and all her creep old-lady wisdom on Instagram.com/AllieNunzi

    Follow me, too, I'm also creepy:

    Instagram.com/FWYpodcast

    Facebook.com/FWYpodcast

    Twitter.com/FWYpodcast

    Head to ForWhenYou.com for links to JK Rowling's commencement speech, the Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee episode and more we talk about in the show.

     

    54 min
  • 15: For When You Procrastinate

    For months, I did nothing but think about how much nothing I'd been doing. Because that felt easier than doing the thing that I knew I'd been avoiding (this podcast). My friend Catherine Smart--a cook with her own business and on TV, a writer, a mom--doesn't get stuck in that cycle. So I asked her what her secrets are (she's nice so she told me).

    Check out ForWhenYou.com for notes on every show. Also let's do the thing on social media where you follow and like and comment and I remember people actually listen to this thing.

    Get recipes and more of Catherine's deliciousness at:

    catherinesmart.com

    instagram.com/cjsmart

    twitter.com/catherinesmart

    39 min
  • 14: For When You Need To Forgive

    After nearly 10 years of not speaking, my friend finally let her dad back into her life. This episode is about what it took to do that.

    We also talk about dealing with anger, the stories we make up when we're mad, and how compassion is a game-changer.

    Come hang out with me on social media (please, for the love of god).

    instagram.com/fwypodcast

    twitter.com/fwypodcast

    facebook.com/fwypodcast

    Also, rate and review if you like the show because that's a little thing that helps a lot and doesn't that just feel good?

    54 min
  • 13: For When You Make A Mistake

    Season 2, bb! Ever made a mistake? Knew it. This one's for you (inspired by a pretty good one made by yours truly) with the hope that you'll remember it's definitely not just you.

    Keep up with Season 2 by following @fwypodcast on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter.

    www.instagram.com/fwypodcast/ www.facebook.com/fwypodcast www.twitter.com/fwypodcast

    Have an idea for a show? Email me at [email protected].

    Oh, be a doll and rate & review on iTunes, too, would ya?

    About the show: Hosted by yoga teacher slash writer who had an identity crisis, this show's for people who are stuck or lost or sad or confused or...you get the idea. With the hopes that with these stories you'll feel lighter and less alone about where you're at, and like you can keep going. Wherever that may be.

    45 min
  • 12: For When You're Overwhelmed (And Need A Beer)

    Season 1 finale! We drink a beer and LOL about having no control, getting overwhelmed and why complaining is necessary sometimes. She also shares about struggling with IVF, living with Multiple Sclerosis (and a good FYI about spinal taps), having an ailing parent and why therapy is the shit.

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    Want to help me plan Season 2? Email stories or topics to [email protected] or visit www.ForWhenYou.com. You can also keep in touch/keep it real with me on all the social things at @fwypodcast.

    If you're bored in between seasons, you could go review the show (5 stars, plz) to help it stay alive. That'd be cool (but not as cool as you #flattery).

    51 min
  • 11: For When You Live To Tell It

    After her husband took his own life, Jessica tried to do the same. In this episode, my guest and I talk about shame, stigmas, and the power of sharing your story. 

    For links, pictures and more episodes, visit www.ForWhenYou.com, or follow along on all the things:

    Facebook

    Instagram

    Twitter

    Have an idea for a "For When You ______?" Send it to [email protected].

    1 hr 1 min
  • 10: For When Your Parents Get Older

    I talk to Elli Richter--a life coach--about how she repaired her relationship with her parents, who live in Germany, and what happened when it became clear time with one of them was running out soon. Then, I call my Dad to talk to him about death.

    For links and pictures from the episode, visit www.ForWhenYou.com, or follow along on social media: Facebook and Instagram.

    To submit ideas for episode topics, email Jess at [email protected].

    And if you're a true friend, you'll rate and review the show in iTunes. That's just science.

    50 min
  • 09: For When You Take A Step Back

    AKA: For when you have to move back into your parents' house. This week I talk to one of my best friends about going into debt, moving back in with her parents and shifting her mindset.

    For more, visit the website at www.ForWhenYou.com and follow us on all the things at @fwypodcast. Have an idea for an episode? Email me at [email protected]. 

    33 min

About For When You

From the publisher's feed

For when we can't Google our way out of life's sticky spots but we want to feel better--and FAST--enter: This show. For when you feel stuck, lost, messy, like you're falling behind, or just [fill in the blank]. Through interviews with real people who've done hard things, we get real about life's curveballs so you can feel less alone, more like yourself, and like you can keep going. To wherever that may be.