The Aspiring Adult Podcast

In this episode, Sarah talks with Chelsea Stewart, owner and founder of HAVN Hot Pilates, a boutique studio based in the Denver area. Chelsea has spent over 15 years cultivating her expertise in Pilates, strength training, and body mechanics and she brings that depth to every aspect of her studio.Chelsea shares her wellness journey: how she discovered her passion for movement, what led her to build a Pilates and strength studio, and why she chose to make it a hot experience. She breaks down the HAVN method, which fuses contemporary mat Pilates with weight-based strength work, all practiced in a heated room to maximize both cardiovascular and muscular engagement. Listeners hear Chelsea's philosophy around her “Core Four” values: Excellence, Expertise, Embodiment, and Engagement. Through those pillars, HAVN is more than a workout it's a space where people can push physical boundaries while also cultivating mental and emotional growth.Chelsea also reflects on building her coaching team, her role as both an instructor and business owner, and how she designs classes that feel both efficient and deeply intentional. The conversation also touches on how heated Pilates amplifies the mind-body connection. Chelsea explains that the heat isn't just for sweat: it intensifies awareness and encourages a deeper focus on breath, alignment, and strength. More than anything, Chelsea's story is about creating a community. HAVN is a place for people to feel strong, challenged, and supported a sanctuary where physical and mental resilience are built in tandem.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Grace Howard, founder of Evoquer, to explore her unconventional leap from the world of private equity to the art of fragrance creation. Grace opens up about the inspiration behind Evoquer, the time she spent developing the brand, and the deeply personal process of translating memory and emotion into modern, wearable fragrances. She offers a transparent look at the realities of entrepreneurship from walking away from a prestigious career path to navigating self-doubt, building a product-based business from scratch, and learning to trust her own creative instincts.Listeners will hear how Grace blends structure with artistry, how she defines success on her own terms, and why fragrance can be one of the most intimate forms of self-expression. This conversation is an honest, empowering reminder that it's never too late to pivot, pursue your curiosity, and create something that feels true.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Kelley Waterfall, a former journalist who traded breaking news for breaking down walls. After years in the newsroom, Kelley took a leap of faith to pursue her growing passion for DIY home renovation full-time. She shares how storytelling skills from her journalism career now shape the way she documents her projects, the lessons she's learned about craftsmanship and creativity, and what it's really like to start over in a hands-on, self-taught career.This conversation is an inspiring look at reinvention, risk-taking, and the joy of creating something tangible — one home project at a time.

In this episode, Sarah chats with Ashleigh, marketing expert and founder of ABCreative, about what it really takes to build a standout brand in today's crowded digital landscape. Ashleigh shares her journey from marketing professional to creative entrepreneur, offering insight into how she helps businesses clarify their message, elevate their visual identity, and connect authentically with their audience.The conversation dives into the strategy behind powerful storytelling, the importance of consistency across platforms, and how brands can stay relevant without chasing every new trend. Ashleigh also opens up about her creative process, lessons learned from working with diverse clients, and her perspective on balancing artistry with analytics.This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs and creators looking to turn their vision into a compelling brand that truly resonates.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Verity Noble, co-founder of Nude Foods Market, a groundbreaking zero-waste grocery store based in Denver. Verity shares her journey from startup founder to sustainability advocate, diving into what inspired her to create a grocery model that eliminates single-use packaging and reimagines how we shop for food.The conversation explores the challenges of building a mission-driven business, the logistics of operating a returnable container system, and how community support has helped Nude Foods grow in a convenience-driven culture. Verity also opens up about her personal motivations for pursuing environmental impact, the realities of being a female entrepreneur, and her hopes for the future of sustainable living in Colorado and beyond.This episode is an inspiring look at how one woman's vision and persistence are transforming the way we think about food, waste, and local business

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Regina Kypriandes, author of Falling Free, to discuss her creative journey — from discovering her voice as a writer to taking the leap into publishing her debut novel.Regina shares how Falling Free began as a deeply personal story that grew into something much larger: a reflection on timing, love, and the courage it takes to let go. But beyond the story itself, she opens up about what it means to write honestly, to face self-doubt, and to follow a creative calling despite uncertainty.Throughout the conversation, Regina and Sarah explore the writing process — how inspiration strikes, the discipline it takes to finish a book, and the moment Regina knew her story was ready to be shared with the world. She also talks about the realities of publishing with Atmosphere Press, demystifying what it's really like to bring a book to life from first draft to finished copy.This episode is a candid and inspiring look at creativity, resilience, and the journey of becoming an author. Whether you're a writer yourself or someone curious about the stories behind the stories, Regina's perspective offers warmth, insight, and encouragement to anyone daring to create something of their own.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Melanie, founder of Sage Spade, to discuss how small businesses can succeed while staying rooted in integrity and purpose. Melanie shares the story behind Sage Spade — a boutique business that curates sustainable, handcrafted goods from independent artisans — and her vision for a more ethical, community-centered approach to capitalism.Throughout the conversation, Melanie reflects on how Sage Spade was born from a desire to celebrate creativity, craftsmanship, and conscious consumerism. By partnering with local makers, minimizing environmental impact, and donating 10% of profits to charity, she demonstrates how business can be both profitable and principled.The discussion delves into the realities of entrepreneurship — balancing growth with values, navigating sustainability challenges, and building meaningful relationships with both artisans and customers. Melanie also offers insight into her belief that capitalism, when approached intentionally, can be a vehicle for empowerment and collaboration rather than exploitation.This episode offers an inspiring look at what it means to do business with heart — perfect for entrepreneurs, creatives, and anyone interested in supporting small businesses that make a genuine difference.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with @thecorpchic, a powerhouse professional sharing her journey through the world of private equity — an industry often seen as exclusive and high-stakes. Together, they unpack what it really takes to break into PE, navigate male-dominated boardrooms, and carve out a space defined by authenticity and confidence.@thecorpchic opens up about her career path, from the early challenges of earning credibility to the moments that shaped her leadership style. She also shares how she's using her platform to mentor women in finance, promote transparency in an opaque industry, and redefine what success looks like in corporate spaces.Tune in to hear:What a day in the life of private equity really looks likeThe importance of mentorship and community for women in financeHow to stay grounded and authentic in high-pressure environmentsHer advice for women aspiring to enter private equity or corporate financeIf you've ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of private equity — or how to thrive in demanding, male-dominated industries — this conversation is one you won't want to miss.

On this week's episode Sarah sits down with Ivey Jenkins, founder of Jenkins Solutions, about empowering women to create lives and careers that feel purposeful and aligned. Through her signature PATH methodology — Purpose, Alignment, Transformation, and Harmony — Ivey guides clients in moving past perfectionism, self-doubt, and burnout to design businesses and lifestyles that reflect their values.The conversation explores the challenges of leaving corporate life for entrepreneurship, strategies for setting boundaries and reducing burnout, and the role of nervous system regulation, subconscious rewiring, and conscious alignment in personal transformation. Ivey also shares her own journey of turning adversity into a foundation for success and offers practical insights for building resilience and rediscovering joy.Listeners will walk away inspired to redefine success on their own terms and to take meaningful steps toward crafting a life that feels authentic, sustainable, and fulfilling.Where to find Ivey:https://www.jenkinssolutions.co/@jenkinssolutionsAs always please be sure to subscribe and leave a positive review!

As part of the Denver Small Business Series, Sarah sits down with therapists Ruthie Perez and Lindsay to discuss the evolving role of therapy in today's world. The conversation explores how modern therapists are navigating challenges brought on by AI, social media, and shifting cultural expectations, while still centering human connection and care. Ruthie and Lindsay share their insights on what it means to be a therapist in today's society, the opportunities and risks that come with technology, and how they balance innovation with timeless therapeutic values. This episode offers a thoughtful look at the intersection of mental health, modern life, and the future of therapy.Where to find Ruthie:website- https://www.mindfulalliancetherapy.com/your-therapistTiktok- MindfulalliancetherapyWhere to find Lindsaywebsite- lindsaypiercetherapy.comAs always please be sure to follow and subscribe to the podcast and leave us a 5 star review! :)

100 episodes! I am so excited to be doing what I love and sharing about topics, businesses, and people that I think are important. In this episode I share my list of 100 things I love (and would love to change) I also share an incredibly large life update that is going to impact how my podcast is going to operate going forward! Thank you all for your support!

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Jillian Reilly, global change facilitator, storyteller, and author of the upcoming book The Ten Permissions: Redefining the Rules of Adulting in the 21st Century. Jillian shares her journey from international aid work to writing, and how her lived experiences led her to rethink what it means to “have it all” in today's world.We dive into the concept of permissions—what it means to give yourself room to grow, change, and design a life that fits you rather than outdated expectations. Jillian opens up about the pressures of being a high achiever, why hustle culture leaves so many feeling burned out, and how embracing a more fluid, intentional approach can help us thrive.This conversation is part inspiration, part permission slip, and a reminder that success looks different for everyone. If you've ever felt stuck chasing someone else's version of adulting, this episode is for you.Pre-order Jill's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Ten-Permissions-Redefining-Adulting-Century/dp/1963827295

In this episode, Sarah is joined by Melissa Boggs, a dynamic public speaker who brings a unique twist to the stage she often delivers her talks while roller skating. Together, they explore how Melissa got started in public speaking, the core of her message, and what inspires her to use roller skates as part of her storytelling. Melissa also shares practical advice for anyone curious about stepping into the speaking world, from finding their voice to connecting authentically with an audience. This conversation is filled with insight, inspiration, and a fun reminder to embrace individuality wheels and all.Where to find Melissa:Her website: https://melissaboggs.com/TikTok: @gingerpixiemomAs always please be sure to subscribe and leave a positive 5 star review :)

In this episode of the Denver Female Owned Small Business Series, Sarah sits down with Lina Kay, breathwork practitioner, somatic healing guide, and the force behind Enlightened and Unhinged. Lina opens up about her personal journey with breathwork and somatic healing, and how these practices have not only transformed her own life but also shaped the way she helps others reconnect with their bodies.We talk about what it was like for her to leave behind life in D.C. to start fresh in Denver, the challenges of balancing her high-achiever identity, and how she's learned to redefine success on her own terms. Lina also shares the real talk of building a business while still working a 9–5, the courage it takes to carve your own path, and the importance of slowing down to actually feel.This conversation is for anyone who's ever felt stuck in hustle culture, curious about somatic practices, or simply looking for inspiration from someone creating their own definition of healing and success.Lina's Social Media Handle: @enlightened.and.unhinged

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Bri, an esthetician, and Taylor, a tattoo artist, to talk about their inspiring space: T and Honey Tattoo Club. Together, they share how their shop has become more than just a studio it's a community hub where art, beauty, and connection come together. From hosting local events to creating a welcoming environment for clients, Bri and Taylor give us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to build something meaningful.We also dive into the real, raw side of pursuing your passions—burnout. Even when you're doing work you absolutely love, the pressure, long hours, and emotional energy it takes can weigh heavy. Bri and Taylor open up about their own experiences with burnout, how they've learned to navigate it, and why rest and balance matter just as much as hustle.This conversation is equal parts creative inspiration, real talk about entrepreneurship, and a reminder that chasing your dreams doesn't mean you have to lose yourself along the way.Where to find them on social mediaT & Honey: @tandhoneytattooclubBri: @hausofbri__Taylor: Gudeahn_artAs always please please please subscribe, give us a five star review and share us with a friend

In this episode of our Denver Female Owned Small Business Series, Sarah sits down with Maryam, the powerhouse behind @maryamsellsdenver, to talk about what it really takes to thrive as a female real estate agent in Denver's fast-changing market. Maryam pulls back the curtain on the highs and lows of real estate, sharing the truth behind client relationships, building trust in a competitive industry, and navigating the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated field.Whether you're curious about the Denver housing market, dreaming of a career in real estate, or simply love hearing from inspiring women building their own path, this episode delivers an honest look at the grit, strategy, and heart that fuels Maryam's success.Where to find Maryam:Her website: https://www.maryamgates.com/Her social media: @maryamsellsdenverWhere to find Sarah: @sarahsmilesnetworkBusiness inquiries: theaspiringadultpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode of Consider the Source, Sarah sits down with economist Guyesha Blackshear (@thejunioreconomist) for a conversation that feels both eye-opening and approachable. Together they explore the striking parallels between the Roman Empire and today's U.S. economy, unpack what the national debt really means, and share practical ways to prepare for a potential recession. The discussion doesn't stop there—Sarah and Guyesha also dive into the big forces shaping our future, from climate change to the rapid rise of AI. It's a thoughtful yet down-to-earth episode that leaves listeners seeing the world a little differently.Guyesha's Book Recommendation: The Creature from Jekyll IslandGuyesha's socials: @thejunioreconomist & @dollarsforscholarsAs always please be sure to subscribe and leave a review

Yes you read the title right. Sarah hosts Jenna on the Consider the Source podcast this week to continue sponsoring and highlighting women in the Denver community who have founded businesses. In this episode Jenna talks about what it is like to be an intuitive tarot reader, her ability to read for people's career paths, and how she tapped into her intuition. This episode truly allows for you to understand what goes on in the minds' of psychics as they are giving you a reading. In addition to her insights on the intuitive side of her business she also talks about what it has been like to start a "woo woo" business in Denver.Follow along on Jenna's journey:Book a reading with Jenna: https://www.goldendaughter.com/book-a-readingJenna's website: https://www.goldendaughter.com/Jenna's social media handle: @goldendaughtertarotAs always please be sure to follow and subscribe to this podcast as well as leave us a positive review (it means a lot more than you know ((I'm a words of affirmation girly)).

In this weeks episode of Consider the Source Sarah Smiles is joined by Sarah Maxey from Slate Social Management. Maxey's story of building her business from nothing: no clients, no marketing background, and no team to rely on. Sarah explains what hard work and grit truly means when starting a business; late nights wondering if it is all worth it, imposter syndrome and through it all finding purpose and striving towards a goal. Since Sarah works in social media she also calls attention to what it actually means to go viral, why building community is important and why social media can help grow your business.To follow along with Slate:TikTok: @slatesocialmgmtInstagram: @slatesocialmgmtPinterest: @slatesocialmgmtAs always if you love this episode please be sure to follow and subscribe as well as give us a 5 star review. I would love to hear from you!

In this episode Sarah hosts Vanessa Chang on Consider the Source to discuss AI. We've all been exposed to it in some form or another and the AI movement is often paralleled to the similar shift that was seen during the birth of the internet. However it is garnering a great deal more contention (Sarah doesn't actually know if it is more contentious as she was born in 1998 and does not remember the birth of the internet). Some topics that Sarah presses V on are: the big beautiful bill's relationship to AI, AI's relationship with climate change and energy demand, AI's affect on critical thinking, AI's ability to help minorities and often oppressed groups, AI's ability to help those with neurodivergence and much more. Where to find V:Subscribe to RE:Human — Weekly field notes for people making sense of AI Social Medias: LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram Explore Mosaek — Consulting, coaching, & strategy for AI-literate ops Book a chat — Strategy sessions, keynotes, provocations Speaking inquiries As always make sure to follow& subscribe, leave a 5 star review, and be sure to follow @sarahsmilesnetwork on all social medias.Guest inquiries please reach out to: theaspiringadultpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode Teal and Sarah talk about what the water crisis is, what water rights are, and WHY YOU SHOULD CARE! Spoiler alert if we don't change our ways we might be in a very dire state in 5 years. If you love the outdoors, this is a must listen. If you don't know where your water comes from this is a must listen. Resources: Water Education Colorado: https://watereducationcolorado.org/Alex Hager, Colorado River Basin Reporter: https://www.kunc.org/alex-hagerShannon Mullane, Colorado Water/ Western Water Issues:https://coloradosun.com/author/shannon-mullane/Elise Schmelzer, environment reporter @The Denver Post: https://www.denverpost.com/author/elise-schmelzer/Teal's Social Media: @westernwatergirlPlease please please subscribe and leave a review- I would love to hear from you about how to make this podcast better! If you are interested or know someone who would be a good fit on the show please send me an email at theaspiringadultpodcast@gmail.com

Denver Female Owned Business Series!Feeling lost in your career and not really sure how to pivot or what you would be best suited to? Human Design has entered the chat. Human Design is a system that combines elements of astrology, the I Ching, the Kabbalah, and quantum physics to create a unique "blueprint" of an individual's energy and potential.... mmmmkay so what does that mean? Well I'd love to tell you, more specifically, Morrie, the Human Design expert and career coach would love to tell you! Morrie uses the system to help individuals understand their energy and make career decisions. She's a recruiter, and her Human Design insights are shared on her social media pages and you can actually request your chart and a reading from her on her website.Connect with Morrie Hudiburg:Website: https://www.careersinhd.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/careersinHDTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@careersinhdPlease please please: Rate this podcast 5 stars so there is more visibility for these incredible women and their businesses.If you are a woman who wants to share your story of your experience working in a male dominated field, becoming a business owner, or founding a company please send me an email at theaspiringadultpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode Sarah and Hallie talk about what it is like to not only be a female welder, but a black, LGBTQ, female welder. Hallie's journey is incredibly insightful in understanding what it is actually like to work in the trade. She also clarifies what it more realistically is like to be a welder and provides tips on things that men don't really talk about like skin care, hair care, and what it is like to become a therapist for your male co-workers.

In this episode Sarah and Martina Ferrara talk about women's rights, the gender gap and how to remain hopeful in a time that seems quite bleak. Martina brings a refreshing perspective on women's rights being that she was born in Italy, grew up in France, went to university in the UK, and currently lives in Australia. From this discussion you'll learn how gender equality is an issue that exists in other countries that we Americans deem as "more progressive" than the US. Resources:https://now.org/https://www.plannedparenthood.org/Martina's TikTok: @ferrara_martinaSarah's TikTok: @sarahsmilesnetwork

BONUS EPISODE! With all of the talk about the, "Big Beautiful Bill" and Public Land the timeliness of this episode was extremely important. This week Sarah has on former National Park Ranger, Felicia, to talk about public lands, the NPS, impactful legislature, and how to remain hopeful in an time where is seems difficult to be. Felicia's TikTok: @ube_softserveResources:Find and contact your senators: Phone numbers for all U.S. Senate offices in Washington, D.C. can be found here: axios.com+12senate.gov+12facebook.com+12Local Senator Contacts (Key Western States):ColoradoSen. Michael Bennet: (202) 224‑5852Sen. John Hickenlooper: (202) 224‑5941 biologicaldiversity.orgUtahSen. Mike Lee (sponsor of land sale provision): (202) 224‑5444 economictimes.indiatimes.com+7washingtonstatestandard.com+7reviewjournal.com+7New MexicoSen. Martin Heinrich (Ranking Member, Energy Committee): info via senate.gov; (202) 224‑5521

This week on Consider the Source, Sarah is joined by Annika Mueller — former journalist turned NASM-certified trainer and founder of Aim Healthy. After spending a decade telling other people's stories, she now helps women rewrite their own through strength training, confidence-building, and taking up space in a gym that wasn't built for us.A truly inspiring story about overcoming the fear of "getting too bulky" (which is a myth that is debunked in the show), fueling your body instead of starving it (no more fad diets), and how to gain confidence in the gym as a woman!How to find and connect with Annika:Her webpage:https://www.aim-healthy.com/approachHer instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aim_healthy/If you have any requests of topics you would like to hear about or any guests that you think would be great to hear from please email me at theaspiringadultpodcast@gmail.com

We've all gotten advice before in our lives. Some good advice, some bad advice, some advice that feels like it really doesn't fit. I've come to realize that a majority of the time I am seeking advice from sources like my dad, my male engineering co-workers, or "successful male thought leaders" (whatever that means), and sometimes I feel like the advice just misses the mark. For example: I majored in engineering in college and all of my male classmates, my dad, brothers, professors were all telling me how easy it would be to get a job because I am a women.... yet that wasn't the case. I was so discouraged that I did something wrong, that I didn't come across as a strong candidate or even worse I was a terrible interviewee. Never for a second did I take into consideration the fact that all of these MEN said it would be easy, should I have asked a woman I would have likely gotten a more applicable answer. This is a podcast for people to hear the stories of women, learn from their successes and mistakes, and even find mentorship!

Everyone dreams of sipping Aperol spritzes on a sun-drenched terrace all day — but what's the real life behind the Instagram highlight reel?

In this must-listen episode, we sit down with Elise—a U.S. native who packed her bags, moved to London, and built an entirely new life across the pond ✨We chat about:

What's it really like to uproot your life and move to Amsterdam? In this episode, I sit down with my friend Emily Budd, who shares the unfiltered reality of navigating expat life, grad school, and housing chaos in the Netherlands.

In this deeply personal episode of Her Journey Home, Sophia Graniela takes us through the highs and lows of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. From navigating failure to embracing new beginnings, she shares the pivotal moments that shaped her path.

In this must-listen episode, we dive into: ✨ The shift in social media & community

In this captivating interview, we sit down with Arianna Likouris, the visionary creator behind the D'ari Collection. She takes us on her journey from bustling New York City to her surprising move to New Jersey, a transition that sparked a creative revolution.

In this episode, I sit down with @StylexAnna, a powerhouse personal stylist who transformed her passion for fashion into a thriving brand. We dive into her journey from navigating Denver's fitness and lifestyle scene to the luxury styling world of Nordstrom, and ultimately launching her own styling business, Style by Anna.Tune in as we discuss: ✨ Transitioning from college dreams to styling luxury brands at Nordstrom ✨ Adapting to the pandemic's impact on career paths ✨ Building a personal brand on Instagram and mastering social selling ✨ The golden goose phenomenon and creative selling strategies ✨ Balancing corporate vs. freelance life & finding harmony between work and passion ✨ The art of client acquisition, social media collaborations, and word-of-mouth success ✨ Navigating trends, defining personal style, and styling tips for everyone ✨ Rapid-fire fashion questions to uncover Anna's styling secretsWhether you're an aspiring stylist or just love fashion, this episode is packed with insights you don't want to miss!

Ever wondered what it really takes to go from a 9-to-5 to full-time content creator? This episode dives deep into the highs, lows, and behind-the-scenes of influencer life—navigating brand deals, balancing personal life with social media, and the surprising cost of organic food (yes, even the egg shortage).

Ever thought gardening was just for grandmas and backyard hobbyists? Think again. In this episode, I sit down with @GardenDaddyBrent

"MEOW CHICKS!" In this episode, Sarah Smiles sits down with MT (@thegoldcoastermt ), a multi-talented content creator, influencer, and fashion lover, to dive into her unique journey—from building a viral presence online to navigating the ups and downs of brand collaborations.

In this episode, Sarah Smiles sits down with Libby (@libbybonthelabel) to unpack her incredible journey—from navigating corporate life as an engineer to becoming a viral content creator and building financial independence.

Sarah invites Milo her live in maid, chef, and roommate back to AA to talk about sobriety and what his 22 years of it has consisted of- Sarah and Milo share each of their stories about sobriety and building healthy habits

In this episode Sarah Smiles asks Peepaw about how he defines success? As a man who is retired at 59, has raised 3 independent children, and is traveling around the world in a renovated Sprinter van

In this episode, Sarah has on her former schoolmate, Max! Max is an entrepreneur, engineer, real estate mogul, and is in his 20s. In this episode Max opens up on what it is like to wear all of these different hats and more on the podcast.

In this episode Sarah and Peepaw cover all of the important topics of retirement life, traveling to Alaska, getting an MBA in Europe, Costco memberships, protecting your peace and so much more

Sarah and Peepaw talk about 529 plans, Alaska, the glamorization of blue collar work, the pitfalls of being 26, and so much more

Meet Sarah's live in chef & maid! There's more to her new roommate than those titles go!

From Christmas stress and consumerism to modern day westward expansion, Peepaw is reporting in live from San Antonio and Sarah from Denver (per usual).

In this episode Sarah and Peepaw retire from recounting the past summer days. They instead explore new topics like generational wealth, hoarding, seasonal work for the geriatric, Milo's arrival in Denver, Sarah's ski plan for the season, communal saunas and everything in between :)

Got a lot going on in this episode. Lots of Peepaw yapping about his adventures of the west coast and Sarah talking about her final month on the ranch, plus some bonus content of career advice, retirement goals, the CCC, ideas for the future of transportation.

In this week's episode Peepaw hogs the mic to tell you all about his month of travel in July- From South Carolina to Texas to California and everywhere in between. Sarah talks about her month on the ranch and the rodeos that she went to out west.

WE'RE BACCCCCKKKK!!! After Sarah's summertime hiatus she is SO BACK.... and so is her dad? In this week's episode of The Aspiring Adult, Peepaw, from the Dad and Daughtering episodes is back on the podcast. In this episode you'll hear about Sarah's life on the ranch and Peepaw's life as an old man... jk he's just retired.

In this episode I interview Margaret who is a full time seasonal employee in Tahoe, California. Marge and I both went to Miami and studied engineering and both ended up in seasonal jobs BY CHOICE

In this week's episode I yap (verb To talk noisily or stupidly; jabber noun The mouth: Shut your yap) with Sofia, one of my childhood friends. In this episode we talk about changing careers, being in our childbearing years while being single, our relationships with our family, living in Ohio and pretty much everything in between .