Episode 2 - Poor Orpheus

Episode 3 - Crash Out

Crash outs happen to the best of us, especially me and I wanted to talk about that for a little bit. Warning, this is an “on the spot” episode so you can hear my AC and will also hear some raw emotions as I talk about the emotions that have been flowing through me lately. Thank you again for following along and listening. It means the world to me! Cover Art: Jordan Cheek Song: Wasted Love by Paisley Pink The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk, MD - Link: https://a.co/d/4KKCrC0 [https://a.co/d/4KKCrC0] Original Quote by Mizuta Masahide

Episode 2 - Poor Orpheus

In this diary entry, I talk about how mythology, specifically the story about Orpheus and Eurydice, helps me process my own fears of the unknown and mistrust of people. Thank you so much for listening to my nerdy ramblings. I’m pretty proud of myself for getting this out on time! And for upping the episode length to 20 minutes! Sometimes my ADHD works in my favor, haha. Artwork by Jordan Cheek Music by Pink Paisley and Well Then, Goodbye

Emotions are like tribbles…

Surprise! I decided to upload the first episode early but this won’t be the norm and to go ahead and answer your next question, yes there will be a new episode on Wednesday as well! In this episode I talk about being lost lately with my emotions and how I’ve started to view them like any other physical reaction in my body. It doesn’t mean they aren’t important, but how I react to those emotions is. Thank you again for listening! Please subscribe and share this little love child of mine so we can grow numbers and take over the world! Just kidding, but it would be nice to get some shares and love in the comments. Until next time, trash goblin out!! ✌🏻

Episode 0: Here We Go!

12:30 AM, sitting on my bathroom floor and it felt like the right time to record the first episode of my podcast.  So here we go.  These episodes will be more organized and a lot longer; this is just a trailer of sorts. But thank you for listening and supporting me. It means a lot more than you.