From looking back on old memories to starting new chapters, this episode touches on tattoos, support groups, and the long journey of weight loss with semaglutide. It is about the changes that shape us, the challenges along the way, and finding what it means to feel like myself again.

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Six months at sea changed everything. Tiny cabins, unforgettable nights, and friendships that lasted decades. Join me as I take you back to my very first cruise ship contract on the Carnival Paradise and the moments that set the bar way too high.

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What do you get when you mix a Craigslist house near the beach, one sketchy telemarketing job, and a summer full of strangers-turned-friends? Apparently, me… living my best post-grad life in California.

In this episode, I’m taking you back to the summer I packed up everything (aka nothing) and moved across the country to chase sunshine, tacos, and possibly an identity crisis. I had no job, no plan, and no clue what I was doing—but I had new friends, one patch of communal grass, and enough chaotic memories to last a lifetime.

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Pulled up to Catholic school field day dressed like a deranged movie villain, got grilled by a kindergartener about why I’m single, and almost threw hands with some tiny Bible gang members.
 10/10 wouldn’t recommend, but also... see you next year.

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⚠️ Content Warning:
This episode includes a retelling of a dirt bike accident that involves injury, blood, and a hospital visit.
Nothing too graphic, just enough to make you say “hmm…”

  After six months of healing from a dirt bike crash that left me injured and rocking a hospital wristband that basically said “handle with care,” I finally got back on the bike.
  This one’s for the thrill seekers, and anyone who’s ever wiped out, literally or metaphorically, and wondered if they had it in them to try again.
  There’s adrenaline, introspection, a lot of sweating, and just enough blood to make things interesting.
  But spoiler alert: I’m still here. And still weird.

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This one’s for anyone who’s ever been told they’re “too much”, too loud, too opinionated, too full-fat.
And it’s especially for the women who show up for each other, speak out, stand tall, and remind the world that we’ve always been enough, just as we are, full fat cheese and all.

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From stoned solo dance parties to a “Google-and-go” lifestyle that crashed at 30, Laura reflects on anxiety, identity, and trying to find joy again after the wild years fade. It’s messy, honest, and just the beginning. Welcome to her journal.

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Meet Laura Buc: single, 40, gay as hell, and finally putting her inner monologue to work. With 14.5 pet legs, a little weed, and a lot of thoughts, she’s diving headfirst into oversharing, healing, and chasing her stand-up dreams. Welcome to the journal of her mind.

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