Her Audacity Podcast

Season Two is here, and we’re starting with a catch-up.

Ceci and Nikki sit down to talk about what has changed since Season One, what they’ve learned from sharing their stories publicly, and what they want Her Audacity to become moving forward.

From grief and changing friendships to motherhood, business, community, and learning to be fully present in the life you’ve created, this conversation is about where they are now, and the women they’re becoming along the way.

Season Two will bring more stories, more guests, more friendship, and a lot more opportunities for you to be part of the conversation.

This week, we want to hear from you: What do you want us to talk about this season? Send us your questions, the topics you want us to revisit, or something you’ve always wanted to ask.

In this episode of Her Audacity, Ceci and Nikki talk about the importance of slowing down, making time for friendships, and creating more meaningful in-person connections in everyday life. From spontaneous farmers market mornings to conversations about loneliness, community, and intentional living, the episode reflects on how powerful simple moments with people can be.

They also announce the end of Season One as the podcast takes a summer break before returning in September with new plans, fresh energy, and exciting changes for Season Two. The episode closes with gratitude for their guests, listeners, and the community that has grown around the podcast.

In this episode of Her Audacity, Ceci and Nikki sit down with Melissa, founder of Solo Woman Traveling, to talk about how traveling alone can completely transform the way women see themselves and their lives. Melissa shares how turning 30 and realizing she was waiting for life to happen pushed her to book a solo trip to Europe, an experience that eventually changed everything from her confidence to her career and even where she lives today.

The conversation explores fear, identity shifts, starting over, and why so many women put themselves last for years before finally choosing themselves. Together, they talk about the courage it takes to step outside of routine, leave behind survival mode, and create experiences that bring inspiration, clarity, and freedom. From solo travel and motherhood to healing after restrictive environments, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the most life-changing thing you can do is simply say yes to yourself.

In this episode of Her Audacity, Ceci and Nikki sit down with Melissa, founder of Solo Woman Traveling, to talk about how traveling alone can completely transform the way women see themselves and their lives. Melissa shares how turning 30 and realizing she was waiting for life to happen pushed her to book a solo trip to Europe, an experience that eventually changed everything from her confidence to her career and even where she lives today.

The conversation explores fear, identity shifts, starting over, and why so many women put themselves last for years before finally choosing themselves. Together, they talk about the courage it takes to step outside of routine, leave behind survival mode, and create experiences that bring inspiration, clarity, and freedom. From solo travel and motherhood to healing after restrictive environments, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the most life-changing thing you can do is simply say yes to yourself.

Explore Melissa’s women-only group tours through Europe:

Follow Melissa:

Use code HERAUDCITY to save €150 on a tour.

In this episode of Her Audacity, Ceci and Nikki sit down with Melissa, founder of Solo Woman Traveling, to talk about how traveling alone can completely transform the way women see themselves and their lives. Melissa shares how turning 30 and realizing she was waiting for life to happen pushed her to book a solo trip to Europe, an experience that eventually changed everything from her confidence to her career and even where she lives today.

The conversation explores fear, identity shifts, starting over, and why so many women put themselves last for years before finally choosing themselves. Together, they talk about the courage it takes to step outside of routine, leave behind survival mode, and create experiences that bring inspiration, clarity, and freedom. From solo travel and motherhood to healing after restrictive environments, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the most life-changing thing you can do is simply say yes to yourself.

In this episode of Her Audacity, Ceci and Nikki sit down with Melissa, founder of Solo Woman Traveling, to talk about how traveling alone can completely transform the way women see themselves and their lives. Melissa shares how turning 30 and realizing she was waiting for life to happen pushed her to book a solo trip to Europe, an experience that eventually changed everything from her confidence to her career and even where she lives today.

The conversation explores fear, identity shifts, starting over, and why so many women put themselves last for years before finally choosing themselves. Together, they talk about the courage it takes to step outside of routine, leave behind survival mode, and create experiences that bring inspiration, clarity, and freedom. From solo travel and motherhood to healing after restrictive environments, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the most life-changing thing you can do is simply say yes to yourself.

Explore Melissa’s women-only group tours through Europe:

Follow Melissa:

Use code HERAUDCITY to save €150 on a tour.

Ceci and Nikki talk about the in-between stage of building a business, the moment where growth requires taking risks before you feel fully ready. They open up about navigating slower seasons, redefining their vision, and preparing for what’s next, both in business and in life.

They also share the decision to pause the podcast for the summer, using it as a chance to reset, enjoy their families, and come back stronger with a clearer direction and new ideas.

The conversation expands into deeper themes, what it means to build a full life, balancing motherhood with personal identity, and the belief that women can create lives that hold both family and ambition. They reflect on healing, relationships, and how personal growth shifts the way they show up in friendships, family dynamics, and creative work.

Sadie Jean shares her experience growing up in a small, lesser-known polygamist community where control, fear, and rigid structure shaped her childhood. From being separated from her parents to navigating an environment driven by obedience and hierarchy, she opens up about the lasting impact of those early years.

The conversation moves into her adult life and the turning points that led her to question everything, especially around identity, motherhood, and self-worth. What began as confusion became a deeper journey into healing, forgiveness, and rebuilding her sense of self.

Together, this episode explores generational trauma, accountability, intimacy, and the role women play in both sustaining and shifting these systems. It’s an honest look at what it takes to unlearn, reconnect with yourself, and create a life, and relationships, that feel aligned.

After unexpected loss, Ceci and Nikki find themselves not only grieving loved ones, but the deeper fracture of family itself. They reflect on growing up in a time when connection came naturally, before the FLDS disrupted relationships, rewrote family dynamics, and created years of distance that still linger today.

This conversation unpacks what it means to grieve living people, navigate reconnection as adults, and confront the quiet fear of being a burden in someone else’s life. More importantly, it becomes a call to action: to stop waiting, to reach out, and to rebuild the kind of community and family structure they once had, and still deeply crave.

The truth is simple, if we want connection, we have to create it.

Ceci and Nikki sit down with Shalina for a conversation that moves through healing, motherhood, and the quiet ways our past shapes who we become.

From navigating loss and chronic pain to writing a book rooted in inner child work, Shalina shares how she learned to trust her intuition and step into her purpose, even when it meant being seen in ways she once avoided.

Together, they talk about emotional patterns, breaking cycles, and what it really looks like to raise children with the love and validation many of us didn’t receive growing up.

This episode is a reminder that healing doesn’t follow a straight path, and that becoming the woman you needed often starts with the way you speak to yourself.