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It’s the first day of 2025! Caitlin put together a collection
Our identity is the most personal thing to us. Which, is why Caitlin spends this episode emphasizing how important it is to protect who has a say in how you see yourself. There are many roles, characteristics, and traits about us that make up our identity. Some of them are surface-level labels, others are sacred. Caitlin explains the difference. She tells a story about when she once hid part of her identity because of reasons she now knows to be pointless. As with many of her solo episodes, things get deep. But, at this point, that is to be expected from The Good Stuff’s host. If nothing else, the hope is this episode reminds you how special you are and encourages you to be proud of the uniqueness inside of your own identity.
Life has a way of forcing us to confront many different things and conversations. For this episode, Caitlin welcomed back her mom to the podcast. As a birthday gift to her, she let her pick the word they would discuss. In reflecting on her year, she chose the word “confrontation.” The two talk through the complexities of the word and their feelings about it. They chat about what it means to be “good” at confrontation and why they both consider themselves to have that “skill.” Whether you are needing to confront a difficult event, emotional conversation, or even if you are skating by without a worry, this is a good conversation to join in on. Enjoy!
Caitlin gets vulnerable (yet again) in this episode as she
It’s the day after Election Day and while this episode is
Caitlin is currently at her U.S. Nationals competition with
When one of her best friends told her she was “one of the
In episode three Caitlin sits down with her parents, Jim and
Episode Two is all about Timing. Caitlin opens the episode
Episode one of The Good Stuff is here! Host Caitlin Pigott gives her audience a rundown of what to expect from this new, exciting show. She details her goals, fears, and hopes. This is an important episode for listeners to hear as it lays the groundwork for what is to come.
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