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Hi and thanks for choosing Chatting to a Friend.I'm Catie Friend and, yes, that really is my name! I'm a 47 yr old married mother of two, living in Switzerland, living a good life in the mountains - dealing with a perimenopause, anxiety, motherhood, work, being a wife and trying to figure it all out with a sense of humour and a pinch of salt.In Chatting to a Friend, I'm talking to incredible women about friendship, community, self-care, mental health, living more adventurously, sport, motherhood, sex.You name it, we're talking about it.Please join me as I try to get into what these women from all walks of life do to stay healthy, happy and sane.Do they feel supported by a community? Do they have friends they can count on? Do they struggle with motherhood or life after the intensity of motherhood? How do they look after themselves in their daily lives as they achieve incredible things? What are their top tips for living with adventure, success and things that bring high adrenaline into their lives?I'm on a journey to look after myself better and a mission to talk to other women so that none of us feel alone with the craziness of life and so we can all be a little bit inspired by someone who has pushed boundaries and made herself and her goals a priority.I'll be here every Thursday with a new episode. If you listen and you like, please leave me a review.I'd also like to hear from you if you have suggestions of women I could talk to. Any profession, any achievement, anything you think would encourage and inspire other women to lead better and more fulfilled lives.You can follow and DM me on Instagram @chattingtoafriend.Thanks!

In Chatting with Casey #17, I sit with Nelson Caetano, Toronto artist, husband and father to chat about our shared histories as comic book fans and creators and his upcoming project The Gathering Place! You can find Nelson on Twitter!

In Chatting with Casey 15, we wrap up my conversation with Errol Elumir, covering things like One Piece, Studio Ghibli, and how Korean dramas pack so much into a mere sixteen episodes of content! And that's not all—the second half of the episode brings out none other than Mr. Rick Campanelli, who spared some time to talk fatherhood, fun, and the insights you can have from places as far away as Bangladesh on the podcast! Show Notes: Errol Elumir's daily comic My Neighbor Errol Casey and Rick's previous run-ins with Hallmark and LG

When important news stories break, especially within or about our Church, it’s good to have lay voices we can trust. In the Call Me Catholic Countdown, Peggy lists her top five favorite lay voices in the Church today. Peggy’s sister Jonie, “the sage”, joins the conversation, sharing her go-to news sources and discusses how her archdiocese of Atlanta is handling the current Church crisis. Chris Stefanick, one of the vibrant young voices in the Church today, discusses the modern male identity crisis and some resources for restoring authentic manhood to our culture. In Chatting with Catholics, Peggy shares the voice of her late father in law, George, who passed away last week. George tells the story of how St. Francis interceded to help he and his wife adopt 10 children.

Can’t we all just get along? Sometimes it seems an insurmountable challenge. In the Call Me Catholic Countdown, Peggy lists the top five ways we can express our love to one another. Claire Fraser-Yzaguirre, MFT, M.Div., is a Catholic marriage and family therapist, who offers some excellent strategies for fortifying relationships and modeling love to our children. Claire and Peggy continue their conversation about “robust empathy” and “intelligent love”, two strategies Claire suggests for cultivating healthy relationships at home and in the world. Listeners are invited to call in with their comments or questions for Claire. In Chatting with Catholics, Peggy lends the microphone to Lisa who shares the story of how she fell in love with Jesus, first, and then, her husband.

Celebrating and encouraging a call to vocations should not be confined to one Sunday in the Church calendar. Religious life offers lots of options; let’s review them. In the Call Me Catholic Countdown, Peggy addresses the top five questions Catholics often have about the religious life. Yousseff Farfan and Andrew Rezner are two young men about to enter the seminary at St. Michael’s Abbey in Orange County, CA. They discuss their discernment journey and what attracted them in particular to the Norbertine religious order. Listeners are invited to call in with their questions or comments for Yousseff and Andrew. In Chatting with Catholics Peggy asks an audience of Catholic women if they’ve ever had a relative enter a religious order.

Kathryn interviews psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, author of Be Fearless: Change Your Life in 28 Days. Called Manhattan's most media-friendly psychotherapist, Alpert suggests that therapists are creating a vicious co-dependency with patients. In Be Fearless, Alpert introduces a five-step plan to leading a fulfilling life while reaching individual goals. Alpert has shared his expert advice on TODAY, Good Morning America, and CNN. Kathryn also interviews intimacy expert Dr. Sheri Meyers. In Chatting or Cheating, Meyers takes readers struggling with infidelity through the process of discovery, confrontation, confession, and healing. Dr. Meyers is among the nation's leading relationship and infidelity specialists, frequently appearing on NBC, CNN, and FOX. Kathryn also interviews Christy Matta, author of The Stress Response: How Dialectical Behavior Therapy Can Free You From Needless Anxiety, Worry, Anger, and Other Symptoms of Stress. “Matta invites readers to explore their personal stress reactions and practice these new methods of solving the everyday problems that trigger stress.”

Kathryn interviews psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, author of Be Fearless: Change Your Life in 28 Days. Called Manhattan's most media-friendly psychotherapist, Alpert suggests that therapists are creating a vicious co-dependency with patients. In Be Fearless, Alpert introduces a five-step plan to leading a fulfilling life while reaching individual goals. Alpert has shared his expert advice on TODAY, Good Morning America, and CNN. Kathryn also interviews intimacy expert Dr. Sheri Meyers. In Chatting or Cheating, Meyers takes readers struggling with infidelity through the process of discovery, confrontation, confession, and healing. Dr. Meyers is among the nation's leading relationship and infidelity specialists, frequently appearing on NBC, CNN, and FOX. Kathryn also interviews Christy Matta, author of The Stress Response: How Dialectical Behavior Therapy Can Free You From Needless Anxiety, Worry, Anger, and Other Symptoms of Stress. “Matta invites readers to explore their personal stress reactions and practice these new methods of solving the everyday problems that trigger stress.”