No One Talks About

Charlie Golightly (they/them) is a person I've done a LOT of podcasts with, and this one might be my new favorite. We're talking about our current metaphysical explorations, spandakarika, career changing, mind changing, being brats about job searching, and learning tarot cards. It's a LOT. We just, covered a lot. We hope there's something, or maybe many things, that feel true for y

The first Women's sports bar, The Sports Bra, opened in Portland Oregon just a few years ago. Since then, a handful more have popped up in big cities around the U.S., but there isn't one in San Francisco...yet! I know someone who is working on that, though. She's a journalist turned User Experience (UX) researcher, who was sold the Stability Myth and has kept a job as well as one c

Morgan Sinclair is here to hype you up to start your LLC...if you want that! She's also talking about knowing her menstrual phase cycles and how that impacts her creativity, which is important in a design-focused business. We explore the pitfalls of monetizing (too many) hobbies, and realizing we maybe want to switch things up. Then she shares a biege flag/calendar characteristic I

Molly Bremer wanted to talk to about the grieving process of a big break up that also comes with a big (location) move. In her case, Vermont back to her lifelong home, Virginia (and the DC area). We talk about the break up, the moves, the personal realizations, and the processing of it all. Molly had big ideas about finally leaving the DMV, moving to a new-to-her state, enjoying t

"If you get stuck, get weird," was a piece of advice shared in Jami Attenburg's recent "1,000 words of summer" writing experience. I'm going with it. This is a gentle re-entry into this space. I hope you'll stick with me, as we get unstuck, and head over to noonetalksabout.substack.com to finish the prompt. Let it be weird, or whatever it is that comes to mind for you. We'll tal

Well...this one really gets into it! Kelly Jones and I both have young kids, similar ages, and have experienced postpartum anxiety. We talk about what that felt like for us, why we chose to take medication, and how we navigated tough first years with our youngest kids. Kelly also shares her experience with getting her oldest into therapy—the barriers, the long wait lists, the val

"A lot of people think it’s just about sex...polyamorous people aren’t necessarily just having all this sex." We talked a little bit about polyamory in season 1 (episode 5), but this conversation explored a lot different aspects of the polyamorous relationship style. For example: Beth and her husband are married, and have been for about 11 years. They have kids together. And, t

If you have kids, how did you know when you were done? How did you know when you were ready in the first place? This conversation explores both of those big questions, and how the entire process triggers some of our deepest wounds, reminds us of some of our most formative experiences, along the way. Dawn Lundin shares her experiences as a parent of three, a partner of 17 years (ma

This is a conversation about exploring not just what you want but why you want it. About knowing that you’ll (probably) be OK, somehow, even if the stories don’t work out how you/we/they thought it might. About trusting that you’ll figure it out. About putting it all on the table, and seeing what you’d like to pick to put on your plate, for now. About giving yourself permis

Have you ever stepped onto an escalator going up, and then suddenly realized that -- for whatever reason -- you need to go back down? I have three little kids and we’ve traveled a lot, so my answer to that is yes. Airports are FULL of escalators. And it’s kind of terrifying, because it’s actually really hard to go in the opposite direction of moving stairs. This is true both