A Pursuit of Purpose

Cupid's Reflection

Oftentimes, Valentine’s Day isn’t just about the person you love, it’s about the love you choose to give yourself, too. We recognize that this "day of love" can also be a day of heartbreak, a reminder of loss, or even just a day to treat yourself! Join us on the couch as we share real experiences, reflect on the highs and lows of relationships, and talk about how to find peace when love doesn’t go as planned.

The Couch Convos - Cam Campbell

Y’all, this week we have our very first ever guest! We were honored to have Cam join us and we are so excited to be able to share this motivating, comforting, inspiring conversation we engaged in. Grab a blanket, get cozy and join us as we explore themes of community, artistry, achievement and more. As Miley Cyrus once said “it’s the climb”.

Happy New Year!

Season Two Babbbyyyy! We missed you! Pull up a chair and catch up on all things 2025. New year, same podcast, but with lots of new goals. We hope you're ready for more giggles, yapping, new guests, all wrapped up in the same charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent. We can't wait to grow alongside you in 2026!

A Pursuit of Purpose

What does it really mean to find your purpose—and do we actually need just one? This week we’re unpacking the pressure of “life calling,” the myths around having it all figured out, and the messy truth about purpose shifting over time. From big dreams to small daily joys, we’re exploring how meaning shows up in unexpected places and how sometimes simply showing up is enough.

Rejection or Redirection

Rejection is many things: redirection, protection... and yes, sometimes just plain sucky. Hearing “no” rarely feels good, but often it’s exactly the detour we didn’t know we needed. Whether in love, friendship, or career, being turned away can unexpectedly set us on a path to success. This week, we’re unpacking the sting of rejection and the quiet wisdom that often follows. From ghosted texts to failed interviews, we're talking about the grief of what could’ve been—and how to make peace with the doors that close.