In this episode, Court shares her journey with alcohol and what life has been like since deciding to get sober in July of 2019. A year and a half in, she shares what it’s been like and whether she misses drinking or hasn’t looked back. We also share some of the dark times alcohol caused in our relationship and how we moved past it together. Oh…and listen to the end where we left in some outtakes of us being extremely annoyed with each other. Actual life with Beth and Court.

There are phases we expect in life and ways our bodies will predictably change - we expect to grow boobs and armpit hair and at some point start fighting our first wrinkles. But we don't expect is to lose every hair on our body at age 33 for no apparent reason.

Today, we cover what it was like as Beth navigated a quick onset of alopecia universalis and how she adapted to become comfortable in her own skin, despite undergoing the biggest aesthetic shift in her life yet.

The old addage, "never judge a book by its cover," is a terrible rule in the marketing world, but it IS actually quite true of humans. You can never tell from the outside what someone is thinking, feeling or battling on the inside. Sometimes the most high-functioning, most bubbly, and seemingly happy people we know are fighting a battle that's largely hidden to the world. In today's episode, we open up for the first time about the impact that depression has had in our lives.

Last July, we took a hiatus from the podcast to sell everything and start a new life on the road in an RV, despite having zero prior experience. Now we're back and excited to share! Listen in as we describe our first 4 months and 9 states on the road in this extended episode to kick off the new season.

You get us in rare form today. And by "rare" form, I mean - we're sleep deprived and giggly. We talk about, in real time, what we're not doing well in managing our stress of selling our home and moving into a travel trailer, and how we plan on fixing it in 5 steps. Tune in and see if you can relate.

We share how far we've come with our budgeting game, what limiting beliefs held us back most of our lives, where we are now, how we can afford to live life on the road and the software that makes it all possible for us. If you wanna try the software we talk about allllll throughout this episode, message us to start a 30-day trial - we'll help you get started ✌🏼

We have an open and honest conversation with our friend, Breana Demaray, about what systemic racism looks like, what quiet racism sounds like and how even when we try our hardest, sometimes we’ll still get it wrong - and that’s ok.

When we know better, we can do better 💜

We dive into the news we've been teasing out all week on social media. We let you in on our upcoming plans and how we might possibly get to hang out in real life. Tune in 😘

Here are the resources we mention in the podcast:

1. Keep Your Daydream (YouTube channel)

2. Heath and Alyssa (website)

3. Forever Wild by Troy Ramey (song)

How we began decluttering our house and what it feels like to shed "things" and physical reminders from the past, while still keeping the memories (and making some extra cash).

Apologizing has become a default for many people, women in particular, but this episode - we challenge that norm and give you alternatives to apologizing for things that you don't need to be sorry about.