Come take a walk on the woo side as we explore our energy centers, rocks in our pockets, and letting go as a means of self compassion. We even play a game of chakra roulette that doesn’t go as Lauren and Charlotte planned.

In this episode, Brian Diggs opens up about the craft of creative storytelling, the mechanics of getting it done, and the magic of making art an audience will connect with.

Charlotte and Lauren explore how basic subtraction can actually ADD to your life, using a simple equation Charlotte learned from one of her favorite artists. (Let’s call it Michelangelo Math.)

Austin TV news producer and journalist Jose Torres is one of Charlotte's "besties." Charlotte admires how Jose remained cool and collected while overcoming a life-threatening health scare.

Lauren wonders what it could look like if we slow down and lean into some “awkward” moments. Charlotte is skeptical at first, but by the end of this episode, she has converted to a lingerer, and we think you will too.

What is in a name? It turns out, so much! In Part 2 of our conversation with name expert Lori Axler Miranda, we all share our personal name stories, and we invite our listeners to share yours!

Lori tells Lauren and Charlotte how her Substack came to be as we discuss the magic and agony of owning the blessed title of Writer.

In this episode, Charlotte delivers a love letter to Black women, which serves as an act of love for herself.

Texas listeners may recognize the distinctive voice of this episode's guest: Joy Diaz. For years, this award-winning journalist reported for Austin's NPR station, KUT, building connections with Texans across the state.

Lauren and Charlotte celebrate their “loopier” approach to work and life in relation to an influential book about achieving our ambitions with an experimental mindset.

To be a mindful and spiritually healthy 20-year-old in today’s social climate takes a certain kind of resilience, self awareness, and confidence.

Charlotte’s kind of an open book. She’s a self-described oversharer who isn’t afraid to tell our listeners that she has entered her “crone era.”

What does self love mean? Erin’s definition will surprise you as it goes far beyond self care and self acceptance. It is active, expressive, and even miraculous. 

What is Lauren looking for sobriety from? What does mystical mean? What does it mean to her?

George is a minister who hired Charlotte to help write his memoir. He hopes his story reaches others battling addiction, wondering if their higher power will welcome them home.

You vibe with astrology, or you don't. Charlotte absolutely does. She believes her connection with Lauren was written in the stars.

We four dreamers didn't plan to join forces; it all came about quite naturally over coffee. Latina entrepreneur and special guest Marcela Andrés calls us co-conspirators in entrepreneurship, community-building, and creative pursuits.

Writer Anne Lamott once said, “when you tell the truth, it turns out to be universal.” In today’s episode, Lauren shares some hard truths about feelings of regret.

“You can’t say PeeWee Smoots without smiling.” Trust us, this episode will leave you smiling. It also invites us to consider the impact we have as we walk by folks every day.

Expressing vulnerability doesn't come easily to many of us, Charlotte included. But in this episode, she opens up to Lauren about a couple of parts of herself that she's aimed to keep private.