The Golden Bird.

Letters we never sent. (ft. shared voices)

Some letters are never sent, not because they weren't meant to be heard, but because we were meant to carry them. In this episode, voices I hold close read letters they never sent. Letters to themselves. To love. To loss. To healing & to becoming. From one piece of them....to all of you. Music: Zapsplat.

Living without permission (With Mequel Davis-Riley)

In this episode, I sit down with my aunt for an honest conversation about what it really means to live without permission. We talk about unlearning the need for approval, choosing yourself even when it’s uncomfortable, and the quiet strength it takes to trust your own voice. This isn’t about having it all figured out it’s about recognizing when you’ve been shrinking to fit spaces you’ve outgrown. If you’ve ever waited for a green light that never came… this one’s for you. Music ; zapslat

The Golden Bird.

Tonight’s Quiet Pour is a gentle reading from Grimm’s Fairy Tales, meant to help you slow down and settle in. You don’t need to follow the story or stay awake. Just listen, let the words drift by, and allow yourself to rest. Wherever you are tonight, I hope this quiet holds you for a while. Instagram piecesofapiscespodcast Music : Zapsplat.com

The woman I met in solitude.

In this episode, I talk about the version of myself I met when life finally got quiet. Not the everyday kind of quiet but the kind that strips you down to your truth. The kind where it’s just you, your thoughts, your healing, and the questions you’ve been avoiding. Solitude showed me the parts of myself I was scared to face, the parts I had forgotten, and the woman I was always becoming. She felt unfamiliar and powerful all at once. She forced me to slow down, sit with my truth and come home to myself again. If you’ve ever felt lost in your own life, or unsure of who you’re becoming. This is your reminder that solitude doesn’t break you. It reveals you. And the person you meet there? Might just change everything.

The ache of almost.

Some things don't break us because they end...they break us because they almost began. In this episode, I sit with the beauty, the ache, and the meaning of "almost" the relationships that linger in our hearts, the moments that never fully bloomed, and the lessons they leave behind. If you've ever carried the weight of something unfinished then this one's for you. Music; Zapsplat.com