Little Things Big Feelings

Joy lets the spirit take over and tells you some church stories. From what church was like to a little kid to finally meeting Jesus for herself. Hallelujah!

Joy shares an experience of potential workplace violence, how she dealt with it and the folks that gathered around to support her. That includes telling a dirty joke at the exact right time.

Joy is back to finish the story of her toxic work environment. What did she do when she saw what was really bookmarked on the office computer? Just like last week, this episode isn't for kids or those who want to keep things light. Nothing graphic, but warning you in advance! 

Joy shares the experience of being in her 20's back in the early '00s when we were minimally online and certain men weren't ready to share their space with an opinionated "girl." This episode isn't for kids or those who want to keep things light. Nothing graphic, but warning you in advance, Mom! Ha!

Joy has been processing some big feelings about goals, alignment and podcasting. Where she ended up was ... well, she needs more time to process. 

Joy talks about what happens when how things look from the outside doesn't exactly match what you're feeling on the inside. For her, it wasn't obvious right away. 

Joy is struggling through the ups and downs of growth and change. She's figuring it out, but it's taking longer than she wishes it would - like always.

The Artemis II trip to the moon has become Joy's entire personality this week. Her history with space travel, women in STEM and bawling over Carroll's bright spot, she covers it all in this recap of the best space week ever. 

Joy is pointing out some random things that drain your energy that you may not even realize are there! If you're frustrated and tired but can't really point to why, this episode may be a life changer for you! Get ready to identify them and be rid of them for good. 

Joy is back with her childhood friend Craig, talking about their recent 30th high school reunion. Some people love them, some people can't fathom going - but they did and had a ball.