In this episode, Paloma and Katia talk to life and business coach Deb Levy about what it means to be a “grown up,” how to find a career that pays the bills and doesn’t eat away at your soul, all the paths your life can take, and the delicate art of buying just enough groceries.

Guest:
Deb Levy, M. Ed., PCC 
https://www.coachingisgood.com/
617.821.1286

I Want What You Have IG: @iwantwhatyouhavepod
Produced by Emmy Lux @emmyluxlife with Embarrassing Productions @embarrassingproductions

Intro Music: “Okay” by Sadie @sadie__404 
Design + Graphics: Real Nice Studios @realnicestudios

In this episode, Paloma and Katia talk to Geoffrey Bywater about all things Make Out Music (MOM), seeing Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker play at the YMCA, the early days of Remi Wolf, being former losers, saying yes, and building community. Also, Geoff really, really loves his mom <3 

Guest:
Geoffrey Bywater @my_________________________guy
Make Out Music @makeoutmusic

I Want What You Have IG: @iwantwhatyouhavepod
Produced by Emmy Lux @emmyluxlife
Intro Music: “Okay” by Sadie @sadie__404 
Design + Graphics: Real Nice Studios @realnicestudios

PSA: We recorded this episode in the early days of our podcast career so please forgive our audio quality, but we loved this episode and guest so much that we had to release! Thank you for listening anyway! We <3 you!

Chicago born and LA-raised, Glo blends her ideas, experiences, and quirks into various forms of expression of sound and vision. She works in sound, makes music, and recently put out an album called Sucrose with her band Blue Wisteria.

Paloma and Katia chat with Glo about her unconventional career path, her experience at a silent meditation retreat, Rumi’s poem The Guest House, Sylvia Plath and more. They connect over neuroplasticity, self compassion, and personal ways to expand their internal worlds.

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Blue Wisteria: @blue_wisteria_ 

Sucrose: https://open.spotify.com/album/4VkmFTrGjvU8R5PHworzuD?si=EIFasO6TQcCx9_wFNL4rlA

Sara is a queer Persian artist born and raised in LA. With a background in mental illness and substance abuse recovery, she believes that community and creativity are essential to human wellness. She’s pursued this belief professionally by working in the social service nonprofit sector, and by co-founding the print zine, TRASH MAG, which uplifts women, queer, and bipoc creatives. When she's not attempting to save the world, you can find her reading tarot with her black cat, Noir.

Paloma and Katia chat with Sara about the beginnings of TRASH MAG, working with others, how love fuels creativity, and the continual cycle of trying to do and be better. Empathy is an action, y’all! 

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TRASH MAG: @trashmagtrashmag or trashmag.xyz

IWWYH IG: @iwantwhatyouhavepod

Katia and Paloma discuss their paths to discovering what they want. They realize that envy can be a tool for direction. They talk about goals for the podcast and their lives. 

IG: @iwantwhatyouhavepod