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A legend arrives on the podcast this week as my dad agreed to join me in talking everything from family planning to driving habits, and of course, DATING. My dad is forever the most genuine, hilarious, and wisest guy, which makes me so excited for you all to "meet" him!
Well, the time has finally come, my family is officially hitting the podcast world, and let's just say it has been a hoot. I decided to bring Mom on first, despite her having not listened to one episode of my podcast (LOL). Jacquie brings the heat, the humor, and her endearing heart into a really all-encompassing conversation about our family dynamics and "casual dating".
After taking a 2-week hiatus to learn, listen, and mourn in response to the current events of our nation, I am beyond thrilled to return to the podcast. I decided to bring my friend Michael Teasley onto the cast to talk about racism and white privilege, amongst other topics in a way that is beautifully honest. My hope is that this conversation will model how we can have important conversations that seem uncomfortable or scary.
My last sit down in Oxford was a treat as I interviewed my soon-to-be-married friend, Emily Marks. Our conversation was focused on how it really feels to grow up a liiiittle bit faster than the rest of your friends in college. Emily is candid, hilarious, and truthful which makes this podcast full of fun and meaningful information.
Who knew transferring could be so juicy... I guess my friends Jackson Williamson & JT Brown did. The three of us came together in the episode to dig into the nitty-gritty details that come with transferring to a new school, aka new friends and new girls. This is a podcast for the books as these two guys bring energy, humor, and chaos to the conversation.
The third time around takes an amazing turn as I bring my dear friend Michael Archiable onto the podcast. I have never known one person to have so many "theories" on so many different things. Please give this one a listen in order to learn about intake and outtake of calories, post-quarantine relationships, and that a 5k actually means 3.1 miles.
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