Carrie and Janet are lifelong friends, real life examples of redemption, resilience and healing. On this podcast they walk through their lives and all the things that got them where they are today. From drugs, grunge and rehabs to fulfilling sober lives o
The Leave A Message podcast is an absolute gem and a must-listen for anyone who craves authenticity, vulnerability, and deep storytelling. Hosted by Janet and Carrie, two remarkable women with decades-long friendship, this podcast takes listeners on a journey through their lives, touching on various topics such as love, loss, addiction, motherhood, and personal growth. Their willingness to share from the depths of their souls serves as an inspiration for others seeking healing and self-discovery.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the beautiful way in which Janet and Carrie share their stories. Their storytelling skills are superb, drawing listeners in with compelling narratives that are both raw and heartfelt. The level of honesty they bring to each episode is truly remarkable, giving permission to others to explore their own inner truths. Through their experiences and reflections, they create a safe space for listeners to dive deep into their own spirits and connect with themselves on a profound level.
Another wonderful aspect of this podcast is the seamless way in which Janet and Carrie transport listeners into their world. It feels like sitting in their living room as a human fly on the wall, privilege to witness these two friends delve into their individual pasts and present realities. The conversations flow effortlessly, covering various significant moments in their lives while maintaining an engaging atmosphere throughout. Listening to them talk about coming of age in Seattle during the 80s and 90s or experiencing gut-wrenching loss is both enlightening and relatable.
However, one possible downside of this podcast could be its deeply emotional nature at times. While the vulnerability displayed by Janet and Carrie is commendable, it can also be quite intense for some listeners. Those who are sensitive or easily triggered by certain topics such as addiction or loss may find it challenging to listen without feeling overwhelmed. It's important to approach this podcast with an open mind but also take care of your emotional well-being if needed.
In conclusion, The Leave A Message podcast is a true gift to the world of storytelling and personal growth. Janet and Carrie's ability to authentically share their experiences, coupled with their exceptional storytelling skills, creates an incredibly impactful listening experience. This podcast invites listeners to explore their own journey of self-discovery by delving into the lives of two extraordinary women who have truly lived. Whether you are seeking inspiration or simply enjoy compelling narratives, this podcast is definitely worth exploring.
Trust us, you're lucky we weren't podcasting the hellscapes we sailed through over the last several months.
We talk to Ed, a renaissance builder with a fountain pen collection, about living in Agile vs Waterfall. We love Ed.
Relinquishing the yoke of being a cool driver and how to avoid getting petrified to the couch.
Janet has launched her coaching website, www.verwolfcoaching.com link in our linktree! Carrie tells her Hotel Sorrento story from 1992.
Who am I arguing with if it's only me in the room?
Check on your CEO...they might be high as a kite...also, we talk about filtering the mess from the message.
Looking at blind spots in our own dogmatic thinking and the Creator literally pulls the plug after we sang some hair metal ballads. Also, we beg for your unwanted chairs.
We talk about - you guessed it: recovery! But also bikers, astrological charts, and earthbounds jamming up the frequency.
We examine our beliefs/old ideas/hitch-hikers regarding "cool kids"
It's been a hectic month, but we're back with a fascinating guest that might be a robot.
That in whom reside all beings and who resides in all beings, who is the giver of grace to all, the Supreme Soul of the universe, the limitless being - I am that. - Amritbindu Upanishad
We are optimistic about a renaissance in twelve-step programs
He's smart, insightful, hilarious, compassionate and an amazing artist. He is my favorite human being. We got Mason on the podcast!
Our loving, hilarious, kind, resilient friend (and neighbor) Carolyn spends some time with us talking about the turning points in her life.
Is the waistband of your soft pants not the correct thickness? Are people chewing too loudly? In this episode we talk about Pisces season, death, vanity and a terrible show we don't recommend watching.
The house of cards that is health.
Existential crisis strikes Carrie on vacation while Janet has added yet another wearable to her collection.
The beginning of the end. Or the end of the beginning?
How we've learned to accept the feeling of sadness and how to transform from it.
We talk about our place of employment, WEconnect. Check out our free app in your app store, search WEconnect Recovery.
Carrie and Janet interview each other with infrequently asked questions
Janet considers getting a life coaching certification. Carrie explores her relationship with the holidays.
You are not your thoughts, but sometimes you might recognize that your idols were always trash. Julie's perfect perfumes: https://www.shopolivine.com/
Stories about The Dwarves, The West Memphis 3, EMP and Gene Autry
The first guest on the podcast! Talkin' shit with Danny Bland.
Comin' in hot n' fresh out of therapy
Old stories of near infidelities, drug deals done dirty and snubbed amends attempts.
Carrie dreams of buying a farm and Janet talks about a mysterious safe deposit box.
This one goes DEEP. Lots of ground gets covered, including but not limited to - smoking, shamanism, sugar, neighbors and LOVE!
Carrie reveals the events of the day she got sober and Janet recalls a trip to the morgue with a well meaning Dr.
The Catfish story from Liberty Lake is discussed which also poses the question, are you your true self in relationships? Janet coins the term, "Are you the feeder or the eater?"
More about Steve and what it was like for Janet after losing her husband.
Some of Carrie's story gets revealed and the discussion about family systems begins.
Carrie and Janet talk about the origin story of their 30 year friendship. *non graphic references to drug use
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