Rooted In Good Company

W said we outside... but nobody told our anxiety. In this episode, we're Talking about what it's like navigating social settings, crowded spaces, and " you coming" texts. Tune in as we laugh, vent, and get real about being social butterflies with social anxiety. Because Outside is calling- but so is our therapist.

Building a relation with God will always be our priority. Chat along as we explain why you can love God and have fun at the same time. Phone number to join Rooted Hotline573-654-4164

In this episode, we're getting real about honoring sacred boundaries and reclaiming the power of saying "no"- without guilt, without over-explaining, and without shrinking ourselves. Tune in for a conversation that reminds you that "no" is a complete sentence and a form of self- respect. Let's talk about protecting your peace, preserving your energy, and standing firm in your truth.

In this episode of Rooted in Good Company, we’re pulling no punches as we talk all things graceful exits. From dodging red flags that were waving like parade banners to surviving the gray area of situationships, we’re getting real about what it means to protect your peace when a connection just isn’t connecting.

Before TikTok, there was dial-up. In this nostalgic and hilarious episode of Rooted in Good Company, we’re throwing it back to flip phones, AIM messages, and Saturday morning cartoons. Tune in as we laugh (and low-key heal) through the memories that shaped our millennial era — and reflect on what these kids today will never understand.

Adulting is a Scam — the millennial lament turned raw, real conversation. We’re diving headfirst into the heartbreak of skyrocketing rents, the cosmic joke of bills, and why a $5 coffee feels like a luxury. Because, let’s be honest, the prices we face aren’t what our parents had. Tune in for laughter, healing, and a gentle reminder: it’s not just you — adulting really is a scam. Let’s navigate this mess together.

This week on Rooted in Good Company we share how this podcast got started. Where it all stem'd from, how we met and what this relationship has been like for us. Two millennials growing and working through life they best way we knew how, taking accountability for are faults and realizing grace needs to be shown even in the midst of. Comment down below and let us know are you good at showing your friends grace and if not how did that affect your friendship.

What better way to kick off our brand new podcast then with the women who brought us in this world. We are raised by true old school parents and you will hear just that by the answers they have to these questions.