"Modest is Hottest!"

Bullies and Discomfort with Other People's Decisions

Is there a difference between a dolphin and a porpoise? It depends on how open-minded you are. This week I share a few experiences where I realize that we are all just trying to make sense of the world, and sometimes that comes out as kids being bullied for wearing certain clothes that don't fit the norm, or a coworker wanting to make sure you're not talking to dead people, or a stranger telling me to wear a helmet... Tune in and then leave a comment about your own experiences of random encounters of judgment or passing judgment on others and what they should or shouldn't be doing with their bodies. Instagram: berightbeck.podcast

Beautiful, Messy Motherhood

This past weekend was Mother's Day, so I in this episode I ramble about how far I've come in my love for my children, the ways it's difficult for me to manage my emotions while simultaneously trying to teach the kids to manage theirs, and an issue in coparenting I didn't really ever consider I'd have to face. Tune in for a tearful episode, then follow the pod and let me know what you think! Follow me on Instagram: berightbeck.podcast

Healing is Annoying

This week I'm annoyed by things like King sized candy bars and trying to figure out if my gut health is linked to my tight pelvic floor. And yet I'm still counting on my fingers the things I'm grateful for before getting out of bed. Including a date that turned into several wonderful moments that I share in this episode. Find me on Instagram: berightbeck.podcast

Ways I Found Bodily Autonomy After Divorce

I think back on the decisions I felt I HAD to make in order to step into my new life following divorce. From surgery to tattoos, a name change and a home I could call my own, listen in to hear my reclamation of what was always inherently mine. Follow me on Instagram: berightbeck.podcast Comment and follow, I'd love to hear from you!

Quitting is a Skill

So many stories in this episode about the way I used to believe and act in different scenarios as opposed to how I show up now. Working the "muscle" of quitting has helped me unlearn old beliefs, leave things that are no longer meant for me, and collect data as to what I still want to do and become. Tune in for a story of a divorce intervention with my parents when I was still religious, as well as how I quit my last job in dramatic fashion.