Christmas presents?!? The only thing Erin wants for Christmas is to BE present! This episode, Erin talks about how she wishes she could hurl the concept of the “grindset” into outer space. Get ready to be mindful and appreciative, motherfuckers!

In this episode, Erin discusses her own experiences in learning how to manage her anxieties, specifically about learning how to be with herself, through therapy. Let’s all go on a solo date and maybe a certain someone will upload theirs in podcast form…

Live from New York, Erin, the most neglectful, irregular podcaster of all time, is back! Hey! Why are we so hard on ourselves? And why do we run ourselves into the ground? Erin doesn’t know, but will she tell you why? You bet your ass!

You have dreams, right?! But you also probably have an evil, vindictive self-critic who makes its life mission bashing your dreams to bits! (…or maybe that’s just me.) Regardless, follow your dreams, you crazy son of a bitch!

Ooh, something a bit DIFFERENT! Erin talks books she’s been reading—from good, to bad, to insufferable, and all in between! There’s something in here for everyone so listen in and you may just be finding the next book to dive into!

Want to hear a 20 minute comic book movie review featuring a car engine and the Google Maps lady? Of course you do! Erin vehemently rants about one of her two true passions in life: Marvel films!

Oh, the duality of man! Using “oh gosh” and “fuck” in the same sentence. Sick Voice Erin discusses important life lessons she has learned as of late: like the power of acceptance, following your passions, and attempting to not give a shit what people think about you.

Erin talks about reacting to old habits popping back up and discusses old insecurities resurfacing, hoping to show others that it is okay to be vulnerable and open about your insecurities!

I’m back! A newly established world traveler, Erin recounts her misadventures on her flight back home—featuring her greatest enemy to date: the Newark airport.

What do you mean I can’t bottle up my friends and keep them in my pocket for the rest of my life? Erin talks about transitioning into adult friendships and accepting the evolution of your friendships. (And yes, I will continue to use the phrase “adult friendships” even though I have been an adult for a mere two years. What are YOU going to do about it? Huh? Yeah, that’s what I thought.)