Rejection can be one of the most difficult things we come across in our lives - our jobs, relationships, families, and even friends can all share in and produce this feeling. What are some of the ways we can heal from this?

How do you feel about our criminal justice system? Do you believe that it delivers it's justice fairly? What about our history as a country? There are a lot of questions I truly have about this subject. 

Morality can be defined as the "ability to discern behavior as right or wrong," but how can we shape it? What does morality actually do for us? How does it tie into polarization? 

You really have to sit and think about what it really means to "fail yourself."

What are some relationship green flags? How can we recognize them when they're occurring? Turns out, the nature of relationship green flags is constant work. 

I am one of those people who suffers from depression and anxiety, yet I often still seek happiness. Learning to hold yourself can be difficult, but I feel like it's a necessary part of growing up. 

This one is meant to take you through some of my journeys through homelessness, as well as hopefully providing a bit of light for that tunnel.

This episode is meant to dive into the values we place upon employment while exploring what it means to have work *be* valuable to you. If you have a topic you wish to hear about, have any thoughts you'd like to share, or would like to be on this podcast, drop me a line.