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Franni Cash is taking us to church. Or at least she’ll be chatting about her experiences with her church, her journey of rediscovering her faith, and how she’s poured that experience into her debut album HERE I AM, out on September 18th. We’re talking all about high highs and low lows, finding your faith, and even finding yourself. Hope you enjoy this one. x Follow Franni’s Journey: Instagram: @frannicash Listen: https://open.spotify.com/album/4by63MmBpTRKY8ZbqtGuIh?si=7259bfffb8a14c74

This week we're joined by illustrator Danielle Cremisino for a conversation on art - in all its forms - and the virality of her creations across social media. From how she got started to where she's headed, we're diving into the behind the scenes of Danielle's career as she tackles her first ever podcast interview with Handling It (gasp!). Follow Danielle’s Journey: Instagram: @delacremstudio Join the Snail Mail Club: https://www.mondaymuseskin.com/?srsltid=AfmBOor-EeRMM-V0ZPnlXStdc3jh0tay3GGhMktozelX_ohExcJVHW1y Use code ‘HANDLINGIT’ for 33% off any snail mail membership.

This week we’re talking pimples. That’s right - acne, blackheads, t-zones - all of it!! Founder Lune Martens of the skincare company Monday Muse joins us for this episode to share her journey with her own skin conditions and how they inspired her to create a skincare brand focused on treating acne both internally and externally. Follow Lune’s Journey: Instagram: @lune.martens @mondaymuseskin Shop Monday Muse: https://www.mondaymuseskin.com/?srsltid=AfmBOor-EeRMM-V0ZPnlXStdc3jh0tay3GGhMktozelX_ohExcJVHW1y

This week we're joined by garage-country singer and songwriter, Aubrie Sellers, who's sharing with us the meaning behind her third studio album, Attachment Theory. Follow Aubrie's Journey: Instagram: @aubriesellers Attachment Theory: The Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/attachment-theory-w-aubrie-sellers-the-podcast/id1868478602

It’s been a minute, but we’re back with a new season! To kick things off for season 6, Michelle Young joins us this week to chat about quite literally ALL the things. From identity to self-worth, to dating nonnegotiables and marriage learnings, and her most recent journey dealing with chronic illness. We’re getting into all of it…and then some.

Right off the back of Earth Day, celebrity makeup artist and the CEO and Founder of Aleph Beauty, Emma Peters, joins us to breakdown the clean beauty craze and chat about the work she’s doing with her New Zealand-based company, Aleph. Follow Aleph’s Journey: Instagram: @aleph.beauty Where to Shop?: https://alephbeauty.com/collections/shop?srsltid=AfmBOoqdQuLcbGYyVEueDxO6Ij45g9-_l8pLRAqq7svstZF_xIQdA-Mg

This week we’re joined by British pop-country artist Twinnie for what is probably one of my favorite conversations we’ve EVER had on the podcast. In this episode we’ll be chatting all about Twinnie’s story of growing up in a traveling community and finding music and performing to then moving to Nashville and creating her own lane in the country music industry. We’ll also be diving into all the details on her latest single, “Thank Me Later”, which is out now. Follow Twinnie’s Journey: Instagram: @twinnieofficial Stream Thank Me Later: https://open.spotify.com/track/6cdGDoOeBiHC2R6ncY0cyo?si=00461a7ad0f940a1

This week we’re talking music with Moody Joody’s Kayla, Kaitie and Andrew, who are here to chat about their latest single, Lorretta’s Last Call. What else can you expect: a shout out to New York’s China Town by yours truly and an ode to the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special from all of us. Follow Moody Joody’s Journey: Instagram: @moodyjoodymusic Stream Loretta’s Last Call: https://youtu.be/5YuhFClIBzQ?si=a3gFW3oFkvAiLxg2

This week renowned licensed psychotherapist, speaker and founder of Therapy Fund Foundation, Ashley McGirt-Adair joins us this week to chat about her new book The Cost of Healing in Silence: Navigating Racial Trauma and the Call for Culturally Responsive Care, which is out March 31st. Follow Ashley’s Journey: Instagram: therapywithash https://therapyfundfoundation.org/events Buy The Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GSY68TKT?ref_=ast_author_dp&th=1&psc=1

We're back! This week we're joined by the incredible Alison Cheperdak, founder of Elevate Etiquette, who will not only be showing us how we can all put our best foot forward, but she'll be sharing details on her debut book, Was It Something I Said?: Everyday Etiquette to Avoid Awkward Moments in Relationships, Work, and Life.

This week female security leader and former British detective Nina Hobson joins us for our last episode of 2025 to discuss her incredible career in private security and covert operations. *Trigger Warning: This episode does contain conversations surrounding sexual assault, abuse and mental health.*

Country music artist Jake Banfield joins us this week to chat about his debut album, Open Bars, as well as to share his journey with songwriting, heartbreak and now touring. Follow Jake’s Journey: Instagram: @jakebanfieldmusic

Very thrilled to welcome digital content creator, friend and my fellow Londoner, Candace Salters, back onto the pod. A first-of-its-kind episode, we’re chatting this week about what we’ve both learned since moving abroad to the UK from the States. Follow Candace’s Journey: Instagram: @candaceabroad TikTok: @candaceabroad Website: https://candaceabroad.com/

Actor Anthony Hill joins us this week to chat about Season 22 of Grey’s Anatomy and everything he’s learned from playing his character Dr. Winston Ndugu on the show. Follow Anthony’s Journey: Instagram: @anthill

This week the brilliant Lori Woodley-Langendorff joins us to share the importance of social and emotional literacy (SEL), and how she and her organization ALL IT TAKES is working to equip communities with SEL skills in order to thrive. Follow Lori’s Journey: Instagram: @allittakesorg LinkedIn: All It Takes Purchase a copy of SEL Muscle Mastery: https://www.selmuscles.com/