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Haven’t recorded a podcast in a full year and started it when I was 18. Feels like a time capsule for my brain. I am inspired to restart it, especially since so much excitement has occurred in my life since we last talked. I am a new woman (well not totally) but I am growing. Happy to be back and hope everyone is feeling the summer time magic.

I recently made a big decision to stop rowing in college. It helped me understand the difficulty in choosing but how to ultimately know the right decision and to feel completely comfortable with it. I share my thought process and some of the things I learned.

Switching to a spring mindset has boosted my mood 1000%. Here are somethings I am thinking of that help me be happy! I can’t put pressure on one thing because that builds up the stress.

The overwhelming feeling of nostalgia and the need for security in a pandemic can be difficult.

This year was a whirlwind. My advice... take the time to enjoy December with those who make you feel loved! I share a few of my favorite holiday things.

This election is incredibly important. I could say WAY more about this, and probably will but for now here are my thoughts I wrote down during class.

When life seems to be knocking you down, here’s some things I am learning to help you up!

My dad is an awesome person who has accomplished very exciting things like starting a sandwich company! In this podcast you hear about his move to the small mountain town of Steamboat Springs and then his business Yampa Sandwich Co.

My story as a female athlete coming to accept and love my changing image and growing strength.

After doing a tv show one, I figured I had to do a music one. This podcast mostly talks about Taylor Swift because she is my favorite! It also talks about my relationship with music!

Do you ever feel like you are part of the show by the last episode? This light podcast talks about how a good tv show makes you obsessed.

It’s Monday and week 8ish of quarantine but that doesn’t need to stop you from looking into your feelings. I shared some things from a class and dinner conversations that has amazed and helped me!