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  • Ep 45 - 5 questions with Courtney Andersen (@sober.vibes)

    Courtney got sober 6 weeks before turning 30, so to say her thirties were very different from her twenties is an understatement. What did she learn, achieve and what was the stupidest thing she did during that decade?

    Guest: Courtney Andersen

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sober.vibes/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

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    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    9 min
  • Ep 44 - How can I minimize my alcohol intake or even go sober? (ft. Courtney Anderson @sober.vibes)

    Courtney Andersen candidly shares her journey to sobriety, shedding light on the pivotal moment that led her to embrace a life without alcohol. At the age of 29, after losing her rescue cat and straining her relationship due to her drinking habits, Courtney decided it was time for a change.

    Ultimately, she underscored the importance of hearing the inner voice—if alcohol is no longer serving you, it might be time to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery, even if it requires hard work and dedication. She's telling you where to start this journey.

    Guest: Courtney Anderson

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sober.vibes/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    TikTok: @thirtyandabitpod

    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    38 min
  • Ep 43 - 5 questions with Katy Seppi

    Katy is 41, so we have a full decade to discuss. A tough one for Katy, where she feels like the rug was pulled from under out of her constantly.

    She takes us through some of those painful moments and shares what she learnt from all of it.

    Guest: Katy Seppi

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/childlesscollective/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    TikTok: @thirtyandabitpod

    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    6 min
  • Ep 42 - How can I find peace with being involuntarily childless? (ft. Katy Seppi from Childless Collective)

    In this heartfelt conversation, Katy Seppi shares her journey through involuntary childlessness and the profound impact it has had on her life. Her story resonates with countless individuals who, like her, longed for parenthood but faced the harsh reality of fertility issues. 

    Katy's initial hope and optimism turned into heartache after a year of trying to conceive without success. She embarked on a difficult path of fertility treatments and doctors' visits. Her journey ultimately led her to a place of closure, accepting that parenthood will not be a part of her life.

    Katy highlights the societal challenges that come with involuntary childlessness, which extend beyond the personal grief. Navigating a world that doesn't always recognize the unique journey of being childless can be a challenge in itself.

    *We’ll say childless often in this episode and what we always mean is Involuntary childlessness or childlessness not by choice.

    Guest: Katy Seppi

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/childlesscollective/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

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    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    43 min
  • Ep 41 - 5 questions with Zachary Watson

    Don't miss the 5 questions Zach answers about his thirties where he tells us about the break him and his wife were on and what caused this, and why he thinks you should get engaged early in a relationship (like, early - early), to ensure you work through fights and conflicts early on and make it through those issues quickly.

    Guest: Zachary Watson

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realzachthinkshare/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

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    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    18 min
  • Ep 40 - How can my partner and I share the mental labor? (ft. Zachary Watson)

    Mental load is not a new concept, but it's gaining more attention as people become more aware of the inequities it often creates in relationships and families. This week, Peet and Zach Watson delved into the topic, shedding light on what mental load means and how it affects individuals.

    For many women, mental load often involves juggling domestic labor, the physical effort, and emotional labor, which stems from being the primary caregiver and manager of the household. This imbalance can lead to burnout, emotional exhaustion, and feelings of being overwhelmed.

    Zach Watson offers valuable insights into distinguishing between load-causing questions and load-relieving questions. Load-causing questions, often posed by partners, require thought, calculation, and consideration of various factors. In contrast, load-relieving questions present options, making it easier for individuals to respond and share the mental load more equitably.

    Share this episode with your partner to start the conversion about inequities in your household.

    Guest: Zachary Watson

    Relationship goals consult 

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realzachthinkshare/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

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    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    42 min
  • Ep 39 - 5 questions with Carina Talla

    With Carina we talk about her 20ies, because she's of the beautiful age of 28. Lots has happened in these years, so there is plenty to discuss!

    Guest: Carina Talla

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carinatalla/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX 

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    TikTok: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    15 min
  • Ep 38 - Why should I heal my inner child and where do I start? (ft. Carina Talla)

    Scientifically proven, our subconscious mind is primarily formed by the age of seven. This subconscious mind governs our thought patterns, beliefs, emotional responses, and triggers. It's like a memory bank filled with the experiences and conditioning of our younger selves. Thus, as adults, we can unwittingly carry the beliefs and limitations from our childhood.

    The importance of healing your inner child becomes evident when you realize that you might be a 30-year-old adult still acting out patterns your younger self learned. These patterns can lead to self-sabotage, a fear of change, and a host of other issues that affect your health, relationships, and overall sense of self.

    Introducing: healing your inner child. What it means, where to start and what it'll bring you in your future: we're discussing all of it.

    Guest: Carina Talla

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carinatalla/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX 

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    TikTok: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    40 min
  • Ep 37 - 5 questions with Bridgett Burrick Brown

    Bridgett's thirties was a decade of highs and many, many lows. Bridgett is very honest about these years and how she got through this much grief. She explains how she now knows who her real friends are, en why she wished she spent more time with her dad. Don't forget to listen to the previous episode with Bridgett!

    Guest: Bridgett Burrick Brown

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond.beauty.project/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

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    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    16 min
  • Ep 36 - How can I improve my own and my daughter’s self-esteem and confidence around body image? (ft.

    Bridgett's journey towards her current mission was a personal one, marked by grief and self-discovery. She emphasizes that healing oneself is essential to becoming the best parent. For mothers, healing can encompass mental, physical, and spiritual aspects. It begins with self-awareness, challenging societal beauty norms, and expanding our view of beauty by curating our social media feeds to include diverse perspectives.

    Bridgett's perspective on speaking to our daughters is enlightening. She encourages us to help them fall in love with their uniqueness rather than solely focusing on physical appearance. While acknowledging their physical beauty is important, it should be balanced with praise for their inner qualities, talents, and character.

    In a world that bombards us with unrealistic beauty standards, Bridgett's wisdom reminds us that our worth goes far beyond our physical appearance. It's about embracing the beauty within ourselves and teaching the next generation to do the same. By doing so, we can create a world where self-esteem and confidence flourish, unburdened by societal pressures.


    Guest: Bridgett Burrick Brown

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond.beauty.project/

    Host: Peet Witzel-Peppitt

    https://linktr.ee/thirtyandabit

    Apple: https://apple.co/3IFbLbX 

    Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3YURnbZ 

    Instagram: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    TikTok: @thirtyandabitpodcast

    Website: thirtyandabit.com



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    43 min

About Thirty and a Bit

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After a couple successful podcast seasons in Dutch, it was time to make the big jump to English. Each episode Peet tries to solve one of the big questions you run into after hitting the big 3-0,…