Laws and Grace

At the end of each episode, we ask our guest "What do you wish people knew?" As a result, we've gathered some good advice and learned a lot. In this episode we recap some of the things we've learned and talk about what WE wish people knew. 

What's in the stars for Laws and Grace? Kass explains to us what a birth chart is and gives us insights into ours. We talk about noticing patterns in our own lives as well as the universe. 

As a chaplain, Jenna has led congregations in a high-security men's prison and comforted people in hospital beds. She recently helped open the door for women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to serve as military chaplains. We talked about the ups and downs of being a spiritual leader, how to unwind after a day at a high-stress job, and so much more in this episode. 

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More about Jenna and her chaplaincy journey. 

Aaron N. Hall gained a love of storytelling at a young age and spent most of his adolescence writing short stories, songs, poems, and his first novel. He's the author of The Wevlian Chronicles and My Name is Hammerfist. We chatted with him all about writing, building fantasy worlds, marketing his books, and self-publishing.

In honor of Mother's Day we sat down with each of our moms and talked everything motherhood. We talk about being a working mom, the ups and downs of childrearing, what it's like to watch your children struggle, not being perfect, and why no one should feel pressured to be a mom.

We know Mother's Day can be hard for some people and want to wish you a peaceful Mother's Day.

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This is an innocent episode featuring confessions of a wedding planner and venue owner, but it also has a TRUE CRIME moment. You will laugh, you will gasp, and you will be inspired by the words of Suzie. She has seen it all, from seeing sweet moments of love to inebriated acts of...passion. Plus, wedding planning tips and why flowers are important.

Collette shares her process of writing and releasing music and all the vulnerability that comes with it. We talk about what we love about her music and what it is like to write songs about (self) love and loss. Laws fangirls and Grace gets goosebumps in this episode, so we think you'll like it too. 

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For years, Anna has studied perfectionism and the negative effects it has on us. She explores the topic in her podcast "Popping Perfectionism" and came on our podcast to talk to us about some of the things she's learned including how perfection keeps us from connection. 

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It's just us again. What could have possibly changed since we chatted in November? Well, Laws broke her leg in three places, Grace bought a house and started a new job and we both learned a lot about how plans can change in a moment. 

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be on a reality TV show? Nikki was on the latest season of Allt för Sverige (literally “Everything for Sweden”, but marketed in English as The Great Swedish Adventure). It’s a show meant to help Americans connect with their Swedish ancestry that has excursions to meaningful places in Sweden as well as puzzle challenges and elimination rounds. 

Nikki talked to us about what it means to try and be authentic while on camera as well, how the contestants connected on and off screen, and gave us insights to the world behind the "reality."

Watch Nikki on the show here: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x874hj2