How the Healing Journey Creates Space for Creativity (Ep. 21)

Becoming the Person I Prayed For (Ep 22)

Alice reads old journal entries, prayers she wrote to God. She barely recognizes the woman who wrote them. But looking back, she realizes something. Her prayers were answered. Just not how she expected. David finds a note from 10 years ago and sees how much he's changed. A conversation about growth, fear, and becoming yourself.

How the Healing Journey Creates Space for Creativity (Ep. 21)

Alice shares what happened when she finally danced in public like no one was watching. Then someone saw her. And said, "Caught ya." David reflects on how his job consumed his time and energy until an injury forced him to stop, breathe, and start writing again. For anyone who's buried their creative self. This one's for you.

Finding Healing & Freedom From Situations That Hurt Us (Ep 20)

Why do we stay in situations that hurt us? In this episode, David shares his experience with an abusive relationship and the joy of coming out of the closet. Alice reflects on the courage it takes to leave and what waits on the other side. A conversation about fear, freedom, and learning to love yourself the way you love everyone else.

Listening to Your Intuition in Life (Ep 19)

In today's episode, David shares how he has known every time a relationship was off, long before he had proof, and how growing up walking on eggshells shaped his intuition. Alice explains how intuition is often born from trauma. She shares the difference between intuition and sensitivity and why things work out best when you listen to that quiet voice inside you and do something about it.

The Three Kinds of Friends You'll Have in Life (Ep 18)

Not every friendship is supposed to last. But every friendship will teach you a lesson. In this episode, Alice shares a theory about the three types of friendships you will have throughout your life. The party friends. The dramatic ones. And the rare ones that love you for who you are now. David opens up about losing friends when he left the church and came out. Together, they talk about outgrowing people who still see the old version of you. They explore how to know which friendships are worth keeping and which ones you are supposed to let go. This is a conversation about friendship, evolution, and the funeral you have for the person you used to be.