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In this conversation Trish and I discuss how messages about drinking affected the way we thought about ourselves. Trish is a makeup artist located in southern California. You can learn more about her services here. She is also my little sister, best friend, and the kind of person you don’t mind getting stuck with at the DMV.
Please let us know what you thought about the conversation but never anything less than four stars and feel free to educate us on Kundalini yoga and what meditation actually is, but never ever tell me why Holly was cancelled.
Brittany, founder of Namari talks with me about Sarah Hepola’s Blackout. This was one of the most difficult episodes to create. There are many full minutes of laughter that have been edited out of this conversation because it sounds like dead air and choking. Because we have scaled the walls and carried the atlas of the Spartan race together, our conversation veers to the more irreverent side than previous episodes. Please don’t listen if making fun of your friends is not one of your love languages.
You can buy Namari, the tasty, award-winning non-alcoholic digestif here. Namari has been featured in Sunset Magazine and can be found at all the best restaurants and bottle shops nationwide.
This is the audio version of the thing I wrote.
Katie Bean, author of Fragile Thoughts and Write to Heal and I have a conversation about Glennon Doyle’s 2020 Memoir, Untamed. Also, Glennon Doyle ’s podcast, We Can do Hard Things is worth a bunch of listens.
Here are the Let Them controversy articles we discuss:
The Let Them controversy part I
and
Part II
The book that instructs Allison to stare at a candle is Three Minutes a Day by
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