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This week’s episode appears to be sponsored by “Get Off My Lawn” because Elizabeth is giving voice to things that are driving her a little bit crazy. From how unserious the marketing of menopause is to society’s out of control parasocial relationships, she’s blowing off some steam.
You know how, as women, we’re always being implored to “find our place at the table” or “lean in at the table”? Well, what if we make our own table? Or perhaps we’d prefer to gather round a firepit. Today’s episode reveals a slightly spicy Elizabeth pondering the values of these “tables” we’ve all heard about all these years.
It’s Love Week, Friends! Elizabeth’s got some thoughts on things in pop culture that she loves and on love in general. And, of course, the Super Bowl comes up.
Jade from Maven + Muse Media is back on the pod this week for a spontaneous conversation about personal brands and reputations. After Elizabeth appeared on Jade’s Filed Under podcast back in July, she pondered a question about personal branding posed by Jade and, upon extensive reflection, decided she wanted a “do over” on her answer. There’s that and much more.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
On Our Best Behavior: The Seven Deadly Sins & the Price Women Pay to Be Good , Elise Lohenen
Kicking off 2024 with the first installment of a new series, Profiles in Badassery (h/t to Elizabeth’s sister for the title), we’ve got author Billie Best on the mic in conversation with Elizabeth. Billie’s latest book Clitapalooza: Her Flower Blooms Power drops on Galentines Day (Feb 13th) and…that title got your attention, didn’t it? Described as “girl talk on steroids”, Clitapalooza is a feminist revenge fantasy with a spicy romance and a technology twist. And, it’s so much fun, make it your book club choice. Full of mic drop moments from Billie, this conversation is so good.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Clitapalooza: Her Flower Blooms Power, a novel
On Our Best Behavior: The Seven Deadly Sins & the Price Women Pay to Be Good , Elise Lohenen
Coming in hot for the new year, Elizabeth’s talking weird vibes, Mean Girls and what to do when you discover the most toxic relationship in your life is the one you have with yourself. Yikes. Have a listen and expect to hear more than a little bit about Renee Rapp.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Filed Under booklet – The Friendship Breakup
Elizabeth’s back, she rested and refreshed. Well, kind of. Turns out her break didn’t go exactly how she had it planned. But, it went. Between figuring out if she could get long COVID before she even had short COVID and trying to gentle parent herself into productivity, it was quite a ride. Tune in to this week’s episode for all the dets.
Friends, despite popular sayings to the contrary, there is rest for the wicked, actually. In this instance, the “wicked” referenced is Elizabeth and after 2+ years of weekly shows, she’s taking a break. She’ll be back before you know it and she’s talking about the reasons behind it and the benefits of this creative journey on today’s episode. Thanks for your support so far and we’ll see you soon!
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
A visit from her sister, a random ice breaker question for a retreat she’s not attending, and, well, eclipse vibes (if we’re keeping it one hundred, here) took Elizabeth down the nostalgia rabbit hole. What advice would she give her 18 year old self? Download and listen to see if it matches what you’d tell Baby You.
Over the summer Elizabeth found herself drawn into the Swiftie Universe. Through the coverage of the Eras Tour she was intrigued by the sisterhood at the shows. And now, with the takeover of the NFL, Taylor Swift is at the top of her game and, of course, Elizabeth has some thoughts on all of that.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
After spending a week at the coast while deep in her feels, Elizabeth’s here this week talking about her delusional belief that all that’s needed to change her life is to stare hard enough at the waves.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Elizabeth’s friend is looking at senior living facilities in preparation for her next chapter. Part of her findings were that some of the facilities focused on resident governance and climate change education groups, while others focused on more of a cruise ship approach focused on field trips and corn hole. That got Elizabeth thinking about our society and how we may be choosing corn hole over fully engaging with our lives. Yep, she’s still in her Salty Era. Tune in for this week’s rant about the state of our world and the need to engage.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Thoughts on the “reverse puberty” that is menopause are what’s on Elizabeth’s mind this week. And the unexpected role that white hot rage is playing in her life at this stage of the game. Check out this week’s episode wherein she shares recent moments when the rage has spilled over and her plan to deal with it moving forward. Notes include a link to the Foo Fighters new album just in case you haven’t listened to it yet.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
But Here We Are – Foo Fighters
The Foo Fighters new album dropped June 2nd and it’s taken this long for Elizabeth to get her thoughts together to articulate her feelings about this effort. This release caused some big feelings to surface. An album about grief will do that. Don’t be scared though, this is not funeral dirge, no Friends, it turns out grief and rock work well together. Tune in for more details.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
But Here We Are – Foo Fighters
From Cradle to Stage by Virginia Grohl
An awkward interaction with a healthcare provider got Elizabeth thinking about the potential of the multiverse versions of Elizabeth Holmeses. Beyond the obvious one.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Elizabeth is sharing her opinions around the movie studios marketing of movie casts as little families during press tours and considering how much we all seem to love found family content in all it’s forms. She sneaks in two book recommendations, too. Tune in for this week’s episode and ponder who you consider your tribe.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter
Between her broken foot and the crazy astrology star realignment that’s happening right now, Elizabeth’s been thinking some thoughts about transformation and healing. Tune in for a shot of healing wisdom this week.
A recent conversation about living a life aligned with one’s personal values prompted Elizabeth to execute a quic audit to check in with what she was spending her time on. Was it on things that mattered or was she simply telling herself a story about what her lived values are? Results of the audit are reflected in the rather extravagant title of this week’s episode.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
Elizabeth’s long streak of no broken bones came to an end last week. The time spent elevating her foot gave her a chance to practice some gratitude for a few of the positive changes that resulted from the pandemic. Especially when your movement is a little restricted. From grocery delivery to enhanced personal boundaries, she’s counting her blessings.
In a world that often minimizes or ignores women’s voices, Heather Armstrong, aka Dooce, was an OG Mommy blogger who demonstrated that our voices have value. In the early 2000s, Dooce was one of the very first bloggers who was able to monetize her words. Her success unleashed thousands of voices into the blogosphere. Elizabeth is remembering the courage and complexity of Dooce, who died by suicide in early May, on this week’s episode.
Chris Martin, Creativity Coach
I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy
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