Guest Interview
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Navigating Career & Life Transitions (with Ann Imig)
Are you struggling to navigate career and life transitions? Based on the volume of requests for this topic in Christine’s mailbag, you are not alone. Christine chats with certified positive psychology coach Ann Imig about the overthinking trap, identifying your strengths, and navigating transitions across a variety of work and life situations.
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Embracing Amateurism (with Karen Walrond)
Struggling to put your interests and curiosity at the center? Christine chats with Karen Walrond about why it is important to embrace amateurism without the expectations of productivity or money, getting past roadblocks such as guilt and a capitalist mindset, the connection between values and being intentional about amateurism, and more.
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Guest Interview, Lifestyle, Parenting
Transforming Toddlerhood + Beyond (with Devon Kuntzman)
The toddler years don’t have the best reputation, and it’s time to reframe the narrative. Christine talks with Devon Kuntzman about using positive, effective, and developmentally appropriate tools to nurture development and foster connection with kids. Devon and Christine talk about how to navigate the adult baggage that inherently informs our parenting, reframing expectations, discipline, and more. This episode is anchored in toddlerhood but so many of the lessons extend through the longer parenting runway.
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Guest Interview, Health, Lifestyle
What You Need to Know About Your Cycle (with Dr. Sarah Hill)
Do you feel crappy before getting your period? Christine chats with Dr. Sarah Hill about the biological explanation for feeling depleted in the second half of the menstrual cycle, how our cycle impacts everything from nutrition to exercise to relationships to sex, and practical tips for how to best care for yourself and support your body across the cycle.
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Guest Interview, Home, Lifestyle
Living Intentionally & Minimizing Consumption (with Laura Fenton)
Wondering how to live small (or smaller) in a consumer world? Christine chats with Laura Fenton, author of “The Little Book of Living Small.” They talk about becoming mindful about and making the most of what you have, as well as how to minimize consumption and edit habits that can feel deeply ingrained and hard to change.
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Making the Most of Life (with Casey Brown)
Want to be inspired to live life with frankness, thoughtfulness, humor, and love for your family and community? Christine chats with Casey Brown, a parent of two and full-time city employee who makes the most of life in all the small and big moments. Christine and Casey talk about what has changed with a 14-year gap between their toddler and teen, the power of challenging yourself to use what you have, intentionally opting for less choice, and more.
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