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Disclaimer: We, on the Hey Beautiful Podcast, are not offering medical advice. We are sharing our experiences with practices that have worked for us.
In this deeply personal episode, we talk candidly about a recent rift to our friendship that grew out of big emotions, different ways of processing the world, and the weight of what’s happening around us right now. One of us feels deeply, loudly, and with urgency. The other feels quietly, with sadness, reflection, and enduring hope. When those differences collided, it created distance instead of understanding.
What happens when two longtime friends feel the same world very differently?
You talk. You listen. You apologize. You choose each other.
Our most personal episode yet is out now. For anyone navigating friendship in complicated times, tune in for a raw, real discussion about friendship, boundaries, hope, and choosing each other even when it’s hard.
🎙️ New Episode: From Judgment to Grace
As the first month of the year comes to a close, many of us start judging ourselves for not living up to the unrealistic resolutions we set just weeks ago. In this episode, Kristy and Roberta explore how judgment shows, towards others, situations, and especially ourselves, and what it looks like to choose grace instead.
We reflect on why judgment appears in the first place, what it can reveal about our fears and expectations. This conversation is a reminder that awareness creates choice. and grace creates peace.
🎧 Tune in for an honest, grounding conversation about releasing judgment and meeting yourself, with curiosity, compassion, and intention.
As 2025 comes to a close, Kristy and Roberta sit down for a heartfelt look back at the year that was the good, the hard, and everything in between.
In this final episode of the year, we reflect on moments we’re proud of, challenges we navigated, lessons we learned, and the growth that came from both the light and the heavy seasons. We talk honestly about what we’re carrying forward into the new year, what we’re leaving behind, and how reflection can be a powerful act of self-compassion and intention.
Before we turn the page, we also offer a glimpse of what’s ahead for Season 2, including the themes we’re excited to explore and an incredible lineup of guests we can’t wait to introduce to you!
🎧 Tune in, take a breath, and close out 2025 with reflection, gratitude, and excitement for what’s next.
🍂 New Episode: Finding Peace Through Gratitude 🍂
In this Thanksgiving-season conversation, Kristy and Roberta explore the quiet power of gratitude.
They talk about how practicing gratitude creates space for peace, positivity, and presence in a world that moves fast and pulls us in every direction. From pausing to acknowledge simple joys to redefining meditation in ways that fit who you are, they reflect on how meaning is something we can create moment by moment.
This episode is an invitation to slow down, soften, and notice the beauty in your own life, even the parts that feel small or ordinary.
🎧 Tune in for warmth, grounding, and a gentle reminder that gratitude isn’t something you practice once a year, it’s something that can transform every day.
This episode is a special one. Kristy and Roberta are joined by their very first guest, Dr. Meghan Waldron, a powerhouse human being whose journey embodies curiosity, courage, and heart-centered leadership.
Together, they dove into what it really means to keep learning as adults. Not just new skills, but new perspectives, new mindsets, and new ways of honoring who we are becoming. We talk about balancing growth with grounding: how to stretch into new versions of ourselves while staying aligned with our values and purpose.
Meg shares wisdom from her own path, including the importance of choosing growth even when it’s uncomfortable, staying connected to meaning, and celebrating who you’ve already become along the way.
It’s honest, inspiring, and full of those “oh wow, I needed to hear that” moments.
🎧 Tune in — and get ready to love Meg just like we did.
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