We’re Fine… But Edward Doesn’t Believe Women

We’re Fine… Picking Our Problems Feat. Kierstyn Evans

Today Kelsy and Mckell sit down and chat with Mckell’s long time friend, Kierstyn Evans. Kierstyn shares her journey of moving around the United States and Iceland over the past decade. They discuss how her many moves brought both excitement and problems and what each of those looked like for Kierstyn. Thank you again, Kierstyn for joining us for this episode!

We’re Fine… But Edward Doesn’t Believe Women

Mckell and Kelsy recap the last book in the Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn. Starting off strong with some wedding crashers that threaten to kill the groom. The story only continues to escalate from there. Demon pregnancies, throuples being planned, human blood being consumed and ethics being pushed far past any lines. This book leaves Kelsy and Mckell with hours of things to discuss and you won’t want to miss any of it!

We're Fine... Choosing Carbs

Mckell and Kelsy are back after what felt like a long summer hiatus. The girls catch you up on the highs of their summer (sexy bingo, penguin hang outs, books read, etc.) and their lows (internet trolls, homeowner woes and aggressive sponsored ads just to name a few!). Life seems to be consistent in always handing them new surprises. One change that we're excited for though, is adding recording days back onto our calendars!

We're Fine...and Reaching up into the River ft. Leeeeeeee

In this episode, Kelsy and McKell chat with Lee Kawasaki about their experiences with Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. They discuss how the book's practices, like morning pages and artist dates, have helped them connect with their creative sides. Lee shares his journey into ceramics and how the book's exercises have influenced his artistic path. The conversation touches on the challenges of embracing creativity as adults, including the fear of failure and the pressure to be perfect. They talk about the importance of allowing yourself to be a beginner and offer insights into how embracing vulnerability can lead to profound creative growth. Throughout the episode the trio discusses the importance of moving beyond black-and-white thinking, embracing the nuanced 'gray areas' of life. They also discuss the relationship between creativity and a higher power, and how this connection can guide artistic expression.   You can find Lee’s ceramics on instagram @internetceramics You can listen to Lee on Bekah and Friends - patreon.com/bekahandfriends [http://patreon.com/bekahandfriends]

We’re Fine… Just Listen and Don’t Judge

In this episode, Kelsy and McKell spill the tea on their weirdest habits and funniest "single behaviors" – think booty cheek pillowcases, teeth brushing rituals, printer head and tattoo regrets! Kelsy has a big self-discovery moment after 6 years of not truly knowing who she is. Then the convo takes a fun turn into the girls religious pasts and latest hyper fixations.