The Off White Podcast

Career Changes

48 min · 1. feb. 2026
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Shane is joined for the third time by his wife, Stephanie on this latest episode of the Off White Podcast. The two discuss career changes and the affects it has or can have on a partnership. They tackle this conversation from the standpoint of both having been the partner who is changing careers and the partner who has been the supporter or cheerleader of said change. Future episodes on this topic will be discussed amongst your favorite co-hosts, Angie and Scott in later releases!

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