In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, we wanted to share some of the ways we celebrate love in our life. We break down what our plans are for this week and the way we show love to the people in our life. Plus we share updates on some major #adulting purchases and take another trip down memory lane to the 7th grade. If you’re enjoying the podcast, please subscribe, rate and review wherever you listen. Drop us a note at [email protected].

In this week’s episode, we talk how we as friends we have experienced cognitive dissonance together and why our time working with women in STEM made us passionate about supporting women. Plus why we have so many owls habitating in our homes & offices. Support Kari and Andrea by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the podcast! Email us with questions or feedback at [email protected] Resources: Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness with Jameela Jamil Kimberlee Crenshaw: Ted Talk on Intersectionality Miss Representation: @missrepresentation Kristen Ess signature shampoo & conditioner

In this week’s episode, we talk how we as friends we have experienced cognitive dissonance together and why our time working with women in STEM made us passionate about supporting women. Plus why we have so many owls habitating in our homes & offices. Support Kari and Andrea by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the podcast! Email us with questions or feedback at [email protected] Resources: Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness with Jameela Jamil Kimberlee Crenshaw: Ted Talk on Intersectionality Miss Representation: @missrepresentation Kristen Ess signature shampoo & conditioner

This week we talk how to maintain friendships after you’ve said “let’s keep in touch,” especially during big (or little) life transitions. Kari shares how she’ll be attending pre-school soon, and Andrea shares how she has brought her daughter into her friendships. We share listener questions and dive into the barriers that can prevent long-distance friendships. Plus Kari and Andrea nerd out about Harry Potter again. Support the podcast and click “Subscribe” wherever you listen. Please leave us a review or send us your feedback at [email protected]

This week we talk how to maintain friendships after you’ve said “let’s keep in touch,” especially during big (or little) life transitions. Kari shares how she’ll be attending pre-school soon, and Andrea shares how she has brought her daughter into her friendships. We share listener questions and dive into the barriers that can prevent long-distance friendships. Plus Kari and Andrea nerd out about Harry Potter again. Support the podcast and click “Subscribe” wherever you listen. Please leave us a review or send us your feedback at [email protected]

This week Kari and Andrea talk about how to find balance that feels good in life, and how that’s evolved and changed for us since we’ve become friends. Hear how we are using our intentions for 2019, and Andrea provides an update after our episode about periods! Have you set your intention? Visit friendisnpursuit.com/intention to get your free workbook to guide you in setting an intention!If you’re enjoying the podcast please subscribe, rate and review! Share with friends. Join us on Instagram @friendsinpursuit. We always love to hear from you at [email protected].

This week Kari and Andrea talk about how to find balance that feels good in life, and how that’s evolved and changed for us since we’ve become friends. Hear how we are using our intentions for 2019, and Andrea provides an update after our episode about periods! Have you set your intention? Visit friendisnpursuit.com/intention to get your free workbook to guide you in setting an intention!If you’re enjoying the podcast please subscribe, rate and review! Share with friends. Join us on Instagram @friendsinpursuit. We always love to hear from you at [email protected].

Today we get graphic. Really, our language is a little more graphic during this episode (please don’t listen with the kiddos!). Hear our funny (scarring?) stories from our teenage years and present when dealing with all things menstrual. We’ll discuss the many products we’ve tried over the years and we’ll try to untangle how closely equal access is tied to periods. Plus we have a few ideas for how to advocate for period equity in YOUR life! If this episode’s topic is not your thing, feel free to pass on it. We would love for you to listen in because this is really a conversation for everyone, but no hard feelings if you don’t! Also, if you’re liking the podcast, please rate and review wherever you listen. It really helps to give us feedback plus it helps others find us! Always feel free to email us at [email protected] with suggestions, ideas, or just to say hey! Resources

Today we get graphic. Really, our language is a little more graphic during this episode (please don’t listen with the kiddos!). Hear our funny (scarring?) stories from our teenage years and present when dealing with all things menstrual. We’ll discuss the many products we’ve tried over the years and we’ll try to untangle how closely equal access is tied to periods. Plus we have a few ideas for how to advocate for period equity in YOUR life! If this episode’s topic is not your thing, feel free to pass on it. We would love for you to listen in because this is really a conversation for everyone, but no hard feelings if you don’t! Also, if you’re liking the podcast, please rate and review wherever you listen. It really helps to give us feedback plus it helps others find us! Always feel free to email us at [email protected] with suggestions, ideas, or just to say hey! Resources

We’re talking about the holidays, how we are handling the cold, dark days, of winter. But mostly, we share the books we have recently read and what’s on deck. We also share tips for finding new books (and ways to fix the old… like nail glue and fixing the pages). Support the podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing us. We want to hear from you about your favorite books and what we should read next. Visit the website at friendsinpursuit.com/intention to get your free resource to set your one-word intention for the year. Books mentioned throughout the episode: “Life Changing Art of Tidying Up” – Marie Kondo “Mindset: The New Psychology of Success” – Carol Dweck Atomic Habits (What PERCENTAGE do you improve in a year?) “Gifts of Imperfection” – Brene Brown “Becoming” – Michelle Obama “Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy” – Anne Lamott “tiny beautiful things” – Cheryl Strayed “Everything happens for a reason and other lies I’ve loved” – Kate Bowler “The Far Field” by Madhuri Vijay