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2 Things Can Be True Podcast

by Janece Chapman

We got thoughts, facts, and opinions but it's all for kicks and giggles. We're looking forward to offering different perspectives, ideas, and sometimes just plan ol' foolery. Welcome to 2 Things Can Be True Podcast.

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Episodes

  1. Looking at Success

    We’re talking about our perception of success and how we see ourselves

  2. Planning for the future part 2

    We pick up where we left off discussing our future goals and other plans

  3. Planning for the future part 1

    We discuss our future career goals and creative outlets

  4. Down with Hurt

    So apparently we’re done being hurt.

  5. Eating my depression

    We’re discussing depression and everything that comes with it.

  6. Not another rom-com

    We’re discussing our current views of romantic comedies

  7. We Got Boundaries

    We are saying “no” to mamas, kids, and even ourselves when needed.

  8. Preventive conversations

    We’re discussing the the questions you should be asking before the problems occur and other rantings

  9. Life changes part 2

    We’re continuing our conversation about relationships.

  10. Life changes part 1

    We’re discussing changes since the last episode.

  11. Healthy Transition

    This episode we’re talking about maintaining our healthy habits we started during Covid and transitioning those healthy habits into our now busy schedules.

  12. To spend or not to spend? Managing adulthood

    This episode we’re discussing the challenges we’re facing as adults in our thirties.

  13. Transparency

    This episode we’re discussing transparency and vulnerability in social media and personal life.

  14. Two sides to Denver

    We discuss our first visit to Denver.

  15. Burnout: An old struggle

    Burnout is the new buzzword, but an old concept. We’re discussing how we recognize burnout and how we get there. Let’s take a break before we break down.

  16. Disagree to Agree??

    In this episode, we are discussing The Four Agreements by don Miguel Ruiz. In 2 Things Can Be True fashion, we are looking at the different perspectives of each one of these agreements and discussing the disagreements with the four agreements.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

We got thoughts, facts, and opinions but it's all for kicks and giggles. We're looking forward to offering different perspectives, ideas, and sometimes just plan ol' foolery. Welcome to 2 Things Can Be True Podcast.

HOSTED BY

Janece Chapman

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How many episodes does 2 Things Can Be True Podcast have?

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What is 2 Things Can Be True Podcast about?

We got thoughts, facts, and opinions but it's all for kicks and giggles. We're looking forward to offering different perspectives, ideas, and sometimes just plan ol' foolery. Welcome to 2 Things Can Be True Podcast.

How often does 2 Things Can Be True Podcast release new episodes?

2 Things Can Be True Podcast has 16 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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2 Things Can Be True Podcast is created and hosted by Janece Chapman.
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