Broad Minded Podcast

20: Fall Apart February

Life is full of crazy twists and turns, and us Broads are no exception. What do you do when life hands you lemons? You crawl back in bed and hope it doesn't still hurt in the morning... In this episode we dive into a recent mishap involving a fractured wrist, and why everyone is obsessed with how hard is it to wipe with your "other" hand. Join us as we choose laughter as our way to work through life's kick in the dick.

19: Lobbying- The Stephanie Inn, Cannon Beach OR

The Broads are BACK and have finally achieved their Cannon Beach Lobbying GOAL! In this episode The Broads spend a full days salary on breakfast, to buy their way into the warm, tranquil silence of The Stephanie Inn. With one of the most stunning views on the Oregon coast, this lobby invites guests to grab a good book, pour themselves a delicious cup of Sleepy Monk coffee and laze the day away. see for yourself by booking your next stay at The Stephanie Inn [https://stephanieinn.com/]

18: From Hangovers to Hot Flashes

From hangovers to hot flashes; from doobies to boobies, the Broads are keeping it real... as always. Tune in this week for a half-assed tutorial on AI, overcoming Imposter Syndrome and distinguishing the difference between perimenopause and Seasonal Affective Disorder (or not.. is there a difference??)

17: New Year, Same Me

Join the broads for a toast to the New Year with a glass of bubbly and a side of Capricorn ambition! From decluttering chaos to planning a cruise without husbands, this episode is a rollercoaster of laughs, life lessons, and a sprinkle of astrology. Tune in for a cheeky chat about perfectionism, procrastination, and why Mrs. Claus deserves all the credit for Christmas cheer!

16: Reflections & Devilutions

In the last episode of 2025, Kristin and Destiny reflect on the year of the snake and discuss their new years devolutions. The broads also talk about the recent women's circle they attended, the importance of authentic connections among women, and the liberating concept of 'New Year, Same Me,' emphasizing self-acceptance over unrealistic goals and resolutions.