On this episode I brought in my favorite human of all time, my husband! Jeremy (Or Jer as I call him) and I have been married for over 16 years, have done over 6 moves, most international, lived in many different places, and have lived quite a life so far from college to military life.

I ask him some questions, and also we brought listener questions to the table! He also turned the table and asked me some questions!

So join us for this fun conversation about life, marriage, and what it means to have joy in the midst of it all.

Wish we covered something? He said yes to a part two if there are enough questions and curiosity, so let me know what you'd like to hear next by leaving a comment!

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In this episode we talk about style, because I have a very specific style and I get asked a lot about how to cultivate your style how did I learn, what are the tips I have and I think styles are very powerful tool we can use to cultivate the way we're showing up in the world and to feel good in our bodies.

Words make a huge impact on how we interact with ourselves and the world. Listen in for tips on affirmations, speaking joy when the world is hard, how our core beliefs shape our thoughts and more.

I mention Florence Given, Jon Acuff and his book Soundtracks, Brene Brown, Julia Cameron and Brian Zhand.

Have you heard me talking about tuning in but still feel stuck on how to do it? I am starting a small mini series that will come out once a month, that's foundations and really breaks down some of the things I talk about to walk you through it step by step! Let me know if this feels helpful and what else you would like a 101 podcast episode around!

 In this episode we talk about play, and why we don't use it often and how it can actually revolutionize the way you show up in your life and help you grow in a way that creates less dread and more joy.

I talk about LARP, and how play also changes our energy of the people we are around and how we go after goals!

My friend Zo and I talk about the magic of LARP (which you've heard me talk about previously) and dive into what it is, how we got into it, and what happens when you tell a story with other people and allow yourself to be vulnerable.

I'm sure you'll adore Zo as much as I do! Enjoy this fun chat and tell me below if you've LARPed before or are interested in it!

Alonzo "Zo" Martin-Frazier is a long-time LARPer, Pro-TTRPG facilitator and radio personality currently based out of Italy.

Here are my go to tools and things I think about when I'm struggling learning something new, trying a new skill, building a habit or just exploring what's possible!

Let me know your tips below!

In this episode, I dive into the dream-come-true moment of finally working at a Renaissance Fair after years of wishing, wandering, and practicing. I’ll share my personal adventures from that magical weekend, what it really took to get here, and how mermaiding, henna art, and a whole lot of trial and error shaped the journey. Expect honest insights, funny mishaps, and encouragement for your own longest-held dreams. I’ll be chatting about growth, persistence, and why lowering the bar (and celebrating every step) makes the magic happen. Join me for stories and lessons you can carry into your own quest!

Hey friends, it’s Aj! In this episode, I’m sharing how to find your spiritual flow and real connection in the little moments—no mountaintop experiences needed. We’ll talk about how simple things, like a breeze on your face or a game night with loved ones, can help you feel rooted and alive, even when life feels wild. Plus, I’ll give you my favorite tips for moving past shame and rushing so you can notice the magic that’s all around us. Let’s dive in together!

I often get asked what people should know about writing a book, or what my book journey to Red Thread was like, and I had quite an adventure and learned some things I'd do differently and I thought I'd share them here with you!

I include why I wrote the book, struggles along the way, publisher things to be aware of, editing things I loved, and how burnout can get you if you aren't careful.

Let me know if you have any questions and I'm happy to do a follow up episode!