Today I’m joined by Randi Pullar, the owner of My Chronically Cozy Life.

Randi walks me through her journey as a cozy business coach and chronic illness advocate and we talk about the importance of remote work.

We also talk about the value of comfort, creativity, and the importance of advocating for yourself in the healthcare system.

You can find Randi on social media @chronicallycozylife or at her website https://chronicallycozylife.com/

Lights, camera, Kalyl! Today we get into everything from dream journals, to dramatic coming out stories (someone fainted!), to the power of words. As Kalyl says, "words matter, words hurt."

Check out all the amazing things Kalyl does here: https://linktr.ee/wordshurt?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacxpOaheTiUPySWPBr6bC9sR24zWarsdYyc_aH3uCCzYWW7grwmahGITbXS1g_aem_oitDb6vWql8omNc4J4jzRg

Welcome, Paige Ray! Today we're discussing everything from the impact of COVID-19 on creative fields, to wedding photography, to the state of journalism on social media.

You can find Paige Ray on social media and at https://paigeray.com/

Join me as I chat with Ace Howlen about her experiences as a queer educator, her journey in the literary world, and the importance of queer representation in media.

You can follow her on Instagram or check out her website and blog!

I'm not sure y'all are ready for this one because Kim and I truly cover every topic on this episode! From Freddy Fazbear, to fascist governments, to freelancing as designers—we dive deep on it all during this fun episode.

You can find Kim on IG and Threads @oinopo.studio and you can learn more about their design offerings here! https://oinopo.com/

My sibling joins the podcast today to discuss their favorite films of 2024! We dive deep into "The Substance" and "I Saw the TV Glow," as well as other notable favorites from last year. We explore themes of gender identity, representation in media, and the impact of films on personal journeys.

Welcome to the podcast, Denea! Denea Marable is an author, seminary student, mother, and she’s also an autistic woman with ADHD. In this episode we chat about how corporate American treats neurodivergent women in the workplace and how we have to set and maintain boundaries and clear communication when parenting as an autistic parent.

Denea highlights the need for more inclusive environments in corporate settings. As women, we face double standards in work spaces and a small accommodation can go a long way.

You can find Denea and her work here! She hosts a podcast and is currently working on a book.

Today, Nasiyah Isra-UI from Living Confident joins me for a conversation about race, religion, chronic illness, living as an autistic queer woman, and entrepreneurship. In an episode centered on intersectionality, we talk about “living in the gray” in all of these areas and how we can create inclusive spaces for self expression. As Nasiyah puts it, “I’m a living paradox,” and it’s a beautiful gray area she lives in.

Nasiyah is an incredibly talented, prolific creator and entrepreneur. You can find all of her work and projects here!