Short Story Long, Always

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re opening up the conversation of mental health and diving into one of the mental health professions that may not be as widely talked about. Today on the podcast, Elisa sits down with one of her closest friends, Jordan, for an honest look into the world of school psychology, student mental health, and the realities of supporting others through difficult seasons of life. Jordan shares what it’s really like working as a school psychologist in a large urban high school, supporting students through everything from anxiety, panic attacks, and friendship struggles to crisis intervention and mental health advocacy. Together, Elisa and Jordan unpack the misconceptions surrounding school psychology, the stigma around therapy and mental health, and why accessible support systems for teens matter now more than ever.The conversation also dives into Jordan’s personal story and how she discovered her passion for helping teens feel seen, heard, and supported. Along the way, they discuss compassion fatigue, burnout, imposter syndrome, grad school, and the importance of caring for your own mental health before you reach a breaking point.Whether you’re a parent, educator, student, or someone navigating your own mental wellness journey, this episode is full of honest perspective, encouragement, and reminders that you never have to go through hard things alone.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:If you or someone you love is going through a difficult time and need some extra support, please call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential mental health support.American Psychological Association Psychologist ListConnect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

It’s finally time to recap Elisa & Josh’s very first Alaskan adventure! During this episode, Elisa is sharing why Alaska and why now – especially since it’s during what Alaskan’s call their “Break-Up Season”. Let’s just say that she quickly realized why this is the least popular time of the year to visit. Elisa also shares more behind the scenes from their engagement photo session and other expectations she had versus the reality they experienced. From exploring Anchorage to taking in breathtaking views while driving in the mountains and down the Kenai Peninsula, this audio travel diary captures the beautiful memories along with moments of disappointment. Even when the weather didn’t cooperate in ways that she had hoped, it helped her remember to find beauty in what she did see. A gentle reminder that being present in the moment and accepting it for what it is, may actually turn out to be better than you could ever imagine.Lastly, if you followed along on Instagram, Elisa shared how her luggage did not make it to Alaska when they did… and now it’s time for the FULL story. Equal parts chaotic and hilarious, this luggage saga adds a relatable twist to an otherwise dreamy trip. Whether you’re planning an Alaskan vacation, a destination wedding, or just love a good travel story, this episode is packed with real moments and reminders to find joy in the journey.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Check Out Camp Snap & Save!!Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

This week is National Infertility Awareness Week and Elisa sits down with infertility advocate and IVF warrior, Stephanie Booe, to talk about infertility and how this diagnosis has changed her life. This episode is raw and vulnerable as Stephanie shares her journey through infertility, IVF, and motherhood after infertility. She offers an honest look at both the clinical understanding and also the emotional weight of it all. Stephanie answers some common questions about infertility  while also sharing the reality of what it’s been like to live it. Stephanie opens up about her diagnosis of unexplained infertility and the grief of not having answers—along with the tension of holding both hope and fear at the same time. This conversation goes beyond the medical side to explore what infertility truly takes, from finances and future plans to friendships, identity, and mental health. She shares how infertility reshaped her life and marriage, while emphasizing the importance of communication, community, and finding safe spaces to process the weight of it all.The episode also explores motherhood after infertility—what it feels like to live in answered prayers while still carrying the impact of the journey. Stephanie speaks candidly about the intensified joy, the unexpected guilt, and the lasting emotional layers that don’t simply disappear after having children. In a deeply tender moment, she shares about her recent embryo transfer, the loss of their embryo and the grief that followed, offering insight into what it means to honor that life and move forward through heartbreak.Stephanie reflects on how sharing her story has created space for others to feel seen and supported, while also becoming a source of healing in her own life. She offers support to those walking similar paths and also practical, compassionate guidance for supporting loved ones through infertility. Whether you are walking through infertility or supporting someone who is, this episode offers compassion, perspective, and hope in the midst of uncertainty.TW: I wanted to give a quick note that this episode includes open and honest conversations about pregnancy loss, including miscarriage and chemical pregnancy, along with experience navigating IUI and IVF. We completely understand that these topics can be deeply personal and difficult to hear. Please take care of yourself as you listen and feel free to pause, skip, or come back to this episode whenever you feel ready. If you relate deeply to any of this conversation, know that we’re sending you so much love and warm hugs!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Follow & Connect with Stephanie on InstagramListen to the Messy Motherhood PodcastFor More Infertility Awareness, information, and support – check out The Warrior ShopGet Stephanie’s Book: You Were Worth the Wait___________________________________Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

You don’t have to cry to know it’s the dress. For this episode of SSLA, Elisa is taking the podcast to a pink paradise that is Ivory Rose Bridal Boutique in Appleton, Wisconsin. She is joined by bridal stylist, Lauren, to talk about all things weddings, but specifically what you need to know when it comes to wedding dress shopping, including the parts no one prepares you for. From unexpected “yes” moments to the truth about how to prepare for your first dress appointment, alterations, and why your dream dress might look nothing like what you pinned on Pinterest… this is the real deal coming from true bridal experts.Elisa and Lauren also dive into the pressure social media puts on brides, and how to avoid dress regret in a world full of opinions. Plus, Lauren shares behind-the-scenes stories from her experience as a bridal stylist—including emotional moments, real stories where “THE dress found you”, and why trusting your gut matters more than anything else.If you’re a bride-to-be (or love all things wedding talk), this episode is packed with real talk, expert bridal tips, wedding dress advice, and reminders to stay grounded in your vision. Because finding your dress isn’t just about how it looks; it’s about how it feels. Grab your favorite pink drink and let’s get started!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Follow Ivory Rose Bridal Boutique on InstagramFuture Bride? Check out their blog here!Book Your Appointment at Ivory Rose Bridal Boutique & tell them Elisa sent you from this podcast!Visit https://www.ivoryrosebridalboutique.com/ for more information. If you’re in Appleton, Wisconsin be sure to check out their store on College Avenue!___________________________________Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

Somewhere along the way, we’ve lost the real meaning of weddings. Too often, the focus shifts from celebrating love to chasing the glitz and glam. In today’s episode, Elisa brings back the “I Do” Diaries—her personal audio journal of wedding planning—and dives into one of the biggest challenges modern brides face: the pressure to create the perfect wedding day.Planning a wedding today can feel overwhelming, and Elisa shares how she’s experienced it firsthand. With social media overflowing with wedding advice, trends, and curated inspiration, it’s easy to fall into comparison traps, feel like you’re not doing enough, and experience decision fatigue. Elisa shares practical mindset shifts for staying grounded and intentional when the pressure builds.But this episode isn’t just about the stress. Elisa gives all the wedding updates you’ve been waiting for, shares 3 bold Hot Takes from her planning journey, and gives a sneak peek into her pre-wedding trip to Alaska with Josh. From vendor bookings to unique personal touches, she shows how to plan a wedding that truly reflects you not what’s trending online.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by curating a Pinterest-perfect wedding, this episode is your reminder to slow down, make intentional choices, and celebrate the love that matters most. Your wedding day should be about you and your partner, not anyone else’s expectations.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

Hold onto your cowgirl hats & buckle up because ya’ll are in for a RIDE with this episode! Today on Short Story Long, Always, Anna Erdos, the powerhouse behind Off the Coast Creative (and 4 other brands), is joining Elisa for an encouraging episode about social media and content creation. This episode is equal parts chaotic, educational, encouraging, and deeply meaningful, and it might just change the way you think about showing up online.Elisa and Anna talk about content creation, strategy, and what actually moves the needle in your business but they also peel back the curtain and dive into the heart behind it all. From building multiple brands from the ground up to scaling them through Instagram stories, Anna shares how she has leveraged social media through it all.But this isn’t just about business and this episode isn’t just for entrepreneurs. Social media can also be deeply personal and Anna opens up about her personal story that reshaped her entire “why” behind content creation. It’s one that will make you rethink the way you document your life, your work, and your voice. It’s a reminder that what you create today isn’t just content– it can become a valuable memory in the future.There’s honestly sooo many powerful nuggets within this episode, so here’s a summary of what else Elisa and Anna chat about:Why social media is just one piece of a marketing ecosystemThe truth about virality and why it’s not as cool as you’d thinkHow to integrate creating content into your lifeWhy quantity breeds qualityWhat makes a brand stand out in a saturated online spaceThe underrated power of Instagram stories for connecting with your communityLaugh with us, learn from a social marketing queen, and feel encouraged to create the content. We know it’s a long one, but by the end of this episode you’ll walk away with a completely different mindset when it comes to social media. So grab yourself a dirty soda and maybe even a notebook, because we’ve got a lot to cover! Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Connect with Anna on Instagram: @socialannaWork with Off The Coast Creative - A Boutique Social Media & Content Creation AgencyFollow along with Anna’s Other Brands on Instagram:Vowed To VisionSalty Cowgirl Event Co.Dirty Cowgirl Soda BarBell Bottom Brims For locals in Richmond, Fredericksburg, or Stafford, Virginia areas check out Salty Cowgirl Events for your party needs! Stay tuned for the Socially Salty Podcast coming soon!!___________________________________Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramShort Story Long, Always is a ZealCast Studios Podcast: ZealCast Studios is a podcast management agency for passion-driven female creatives ready to amplify their messaging and leverage their brand through podcasting. If you are ready to step into your calling as a podcaster or are wanting to take your show to the next level, I invite you to reach out to ZealCast Studios for podcasting support. You can get started by going to www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started.

The funny thing about life is that we only get one, so why not live it the best we can? In today’s encouraging episode, Elisa is joined by community builder, entrepreneur, founder of The Passion Pursuit Co., and owner of Camp Climb, Haley Thomas, for a conversation that beautifully blends mindfulness, motherhood, and the messy magic of building a life you always dreamed of.We’re beginning this episode with a unique start – a guided breathwork and meditation to help you slow down, reconnect, and allow yourself to be fully present in this moment—setting the tone for a deeply intentional conversation. From there, Haley shares her non-linear journey into entrepreneurship, how she built a business rooted in passion and purpose, and the bold, aligned decisions that have shaped her path. Each and every step of Haley’s journey was fueled by curiosity, a trait that she now shares with her daughter.Elisa and Haley continue to dive into what it really looks like to balance (or rather, harmonize) motherhood and entrepreneurship, navigating seasons of growth, and learning how to be present in a world that constantly pulls for your attention. They also explore the power of community, the courage it takes to ask for support, and why learning to receive might be one of the most important skills you can build as a woman in business.This episode is a reminder to trust yourself, embrace the in-between seasons, and say yes to the life that’s calling you. Yes, even when it doesn’t make perfect sense.You’re not going to want to skip this episode, so go grab an iced lavender latte, and join Elisa and Haley in this inspiring conversation.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Join the FREE Bloom In Community Virtual Retreat with The Camp Climb Community!Join Us At Camp This August! Join the Passion Power Hour – Haley’s FREE Networking Call Connect with Haley on Instagram @ThePassionPursuitCoFollow Camp Climb on Instagram___________________________________Connect with @ElisaUnscripted on Instagram Follow @ZealCastStudios on InstagramSchedule Your FREE Consult Call: https://www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started

Press play on today’s unique episode where Elisa is stepping into the guest seat for a podcast episode collaboration with The Sustainable Creator Podcast hosted by Business Coaches, Jo & Lyndon! This episode originally aired on their podcast a few weeks ago, and we are so grateful to be able to share it with you here, today!Elisa, Jo, & Lyndon talk about all things podcasting for creative entrepreneurs and service-based businesses. They dive into how podcasts can help build your authority, leverage your brand, and create a deeper connection with your audience. Elisa also shares insights on how podcasts help build the powerful know-like-trust factor that often leads to client inquiries, community growth, and long-term business impact.If you're a creative service provider, coach, or entrepreneur wondering whether starting a podcast is still worth it in 2026, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at how podcasting continues to evolve, how you can sustainably start a podcast, and why long-form content remains one of the most powerful ways to connect with your audience. This episode is a fun conversation while still getting a little nerdy, so grab yourself a fun drink and enjoy the conversation!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Go Binge The Sustainable Creator Podcast!Connect with Jo & Lyndon on InstagramFollow The Breakroom Community!Join The Breakroom Here!___________________________________Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramSchedule Your FREE Consult Call: https://www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started

Are you a fellow recovering people pleaser? If you said yes, you’re going to want to love this episode! Today, Elisa is joined by Britt Hall, founder of Pattern and Purpose, for an honest conversation about people pleasing, time management, burnout, and what it truly means to live in alignment with your life purpose. Through her Vibe Blocking Method, Britt helps Type A, creative women overcome fear-based decision making, improve goal follow-through, and build sustainable personal growth habits. Together, Elisa and Britt unpack how “should” thinking, social pressure, and misaligned values quietly lead to exhaustion — even when life looks successful on the outside. Britt shares actionable insight on overcoming burnout, managing your time with intention, setting boundaries without guilt, and creating lasting change through small, aligned decisions. If you’re an entrepreneur, creative professional, military spouse, or high-achieving woman navigating identity shifts or career transitions, this conversation will give you practical tools for self-leadership and clarity. So, grab your coffee and maybe a notebook because it’s time to start building a life aligned with your purpose, values, and long-term vision. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Check Out Britt’s Smartphone Wallpapers on Spouse-lyVisit Britt Skye Photography’s WebsiteVisit Britt’s Coaching Website for Pattern and PurposeConnect with Britt on Instagram @pattern_and_purpose and @brittskye_photographyBook References:The Courage to Be Disliked by Kishimi and KogaYou Are a Badass by SinceroThe Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Manson___________________________________Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramSchedule Your FREE Consult Call: https://www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started

Have you been noticing this shift in entrepreneurship, too? Industry powerhouses like Jenna Kutcher, Amy Porterfield, Lindsey Roman, and Evie McLeod are stepping away from what they’ve become known for, and this just feels like the end of an era. But it’s also the beginning of something new. Jenna completed season one of The Goal Digger Podcast, Amy is closing the doors to Digital Course Academy, Evie and Lindsey have stopped the podcast and are finishing up one last workshop, but these women aren’t walking away because things weren’t working – they’re walking away because they built strong enough brands to give them the choice to do so.Elisa dives into what this means for the “new era” of entrepreneurship, where information is everywhere, AI is reshaping how buyers make decisions, and the real differentiator is no longer what you teach—but who you are. Elisa also pulls in a candid snippet from a conversation with Karley from Bud to Bloom Marketing. Together they explore hot takes on AI in business: where it helps, where it hurts, and why the human touch still wins every time. If you’ve been watching these industry shifts and wondering what it means for you, consider this your invitation. Their decision to stop is your opportunity to start. This episode is both a reflection on legacy brands and an opportunity for creators ready to build something of their own. Your voice matters and the torch has been passed to you.  Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:✨Listen to the Last Goal Digger Episode  ✨Listen to Amy Porterfield’s Episode on DCA Closing✨Listen to to The Heart & Hustle’s New Era Episode Get More AI Hot Takes From Karley Here!Connect with Karley on InstagramDownload Your FREE Guide to Launch Your Podcast! Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramSchedule Your FREE Consult Call: https://www.zealcaststudios.com/get-started

When Apple Podcasts announced it’s integrating a new video experience into the app, Elisa felt called to open up the conversation regarding video podcasting in general, on the podcast. In this episode, Elisa is putting on her podcast manager hat to unpack the bigger conversation—because while video may be the next chapter of podcasting, that doesn’t automatically mean you have to turn your show into a full production studio.As the CEO and founder of ZealCast Studios, Elisa has worked behind the scenes on both audio and video podcasts for years. And her hot take? You don’t need a video podcast to start—or to succeed. Yes, there are clear benefits, especially on platforms like YouTube, but podcasting at its core has always been about human connection, meaningful conversations, and creating content that keeps listeners coming back week after week. A beautiful studio and polished visuals won’t save a show that lacks clarity, strategy, and substance.If you’ve been feeling the pressure to “keep up” or wondering whether you’re falling behind without video, this episode will feel like a deep exhale. Short story long; ignore the noise, build the show that works for you, and remember why you started podcasting in the first place.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Apply to be a guest on the show!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

Settle in for a conversation that feels like two friends catching up over coffee. Elisa sits down with Karley, marketing strategist and founder of Bud to Bloom Marketing, to talk about the real and messy seasons of entrepreneurship. From starting as a side hustle while juggling a 9–5, to taking the leap full-time, and even hitting the point where you want to burn it all down, this episode covers it all. They share the moments that nobody talks about: the self-doubt, the social media comparison, and the personal growth that comes with running your own business.Karley shares her entrepreneurial journey from fire protection engineering to building a thriving marketing business, and together they dive into what it really takes to trust yourself, set boundaries, and figure out your own path. They laugh, they get real, and they remind you that the messy parts are often where the growth happens. If you’ve ever wondered if you’re the only one struggling, questioning your worth, or figuring out the next step, this conversation is for you.No matter what season of entrepreneurship you’re in, the message is simple: your journey is your own, and it doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s. Grab your coffee, get comfy, and listen to two business besties get honest about the highs, the lows, and everything in between.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Go Watch Karley’s YouTube Channel!!! Connect with Karley on InstagramVisit Bud To Bloom Marketing’s WebsiteGet Your Free Marketing Diagnostic Here!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

Let’s dive in deeper on the wedding plans! Today, we’re continuing on with the “I Do” Diaries Series to chat more about choosing an intimate, non-traditional destination wedding in Alaska, navigating family conversations, vendor decisions, and the emotional rollercoaster of wedding dress shopping. You’ll hear how they planned a week-long experience for their closest people, and what it really looks like to design a wedding day that feels true to you, even when expectations (and opinions) come into play.This episode also pulls back the curtain on how Elisa found her Alaska-based photographer and wedding planner through Instagram, why vendor recommendations matter more than you think, and the powerful mindset shift of viewing the couple as guests of honor—not hosts. Plus, she shares the full story of saying yes to the dress (after multiple stores, multiple styles, and a few unexpected emotions), along with honest advice for future brides navigating the pressure, nerves, and noise that often come with dress shopping.Whether you’re planning a wedding, dreaming of a destination celebration, or simply love real, reflective conversations about choosing what feels right for your life, this episode is a reminder to always choose what makes you feel the confident version of yourself.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Our Wedding Photographer: Rachel Struve PhotographyOur Wedding Planner: Events By AylaCheck Out Ivory Rose Bridal Boutique! Apply to be a guest on the show!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

After fifteen years together — including a breakup, a five-year long-distance season, and more than one moment where the proposal almost happened — Elisa shares the full backstory of her relationship with her fiancé and the long road that led to their engagement. From high school sweethearts and military life to waiting seasons, missed expectations, and learning to let go of control, this episode traces the journey to “yes” and the mountain moment where everything finally aligned. Their love story even mirrors Love Story by Taylor Swift, making this chapter feel both nostalgic and meant to be.This episode kicks off the newest series on the podcast, The I Do Diaries — an audio journal created to document this once-in-a-lifetime season of engagement. While this first episode focuses on the relationship backstory and engagement story, upcoming episodes will dive into specific moments, emotions, and experiences throughout wedding planning, offering honest reflections, personal insights, and real-time processing along the way.So grab a fun drink, get comfortable, and press play — and be sure to listen all the way through so you don’t miss the very special announcement at the end.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Apply to be a guest on the show!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

Let’s talk about the realities of launching a podcast: the planning (or lack there of), the technical details, the mental challenges, and strategies that can help you launch your own podcast! Today, Elisa is pulling back the curtain and letting you in on how this podcast really came to be – Spoiler alert: it may not be what you’re expecting!   Even as a podcast manager herself, Elisa didn’t have the smoothest launch plan. From abandoned ideas and last-minute decisions to recording and editing episodes just days before launch, this episode is a reminder that done is better than perfect.She also talks about the mental and emotional challenges she didn’t expect when stepping into the role of podcast host. She opens up about imposter syndrome, perfectionism, fear of being seen, and the discomfort of learning how to receive celebration for something she created.If you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast, launching a new project, or taking a step that feels scary but meaningful, this episode will encourage you to take messy action and go for it, even if you don’t feel ready. Remember, done is better than perfect!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Apply to be a guest on the show!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

Welcome to the very first episode of Short Story Long — Always! It’s so crazy to be finally typing this out! This is a podcast for women navigating life, career, motherhood, and all the seasons in-between. In this introductory episode, you’ll meet your host of the show, Elisa, a podcast manager, creative entrepreneur, and founder of ZealCast Studios. This show is a space for honest storytelling, deep conversations, and community-driven growth.To kick things off, Elisa shares the story behind Short Story Long and her personal journey from healthcare burnout to building a podcast management agency rooted in purpose and connection. She opens up about burnout, mental health, “superhero syndrome,” identity beyond titles, and why storytelling plays such a powerful role in healing, growth, and self-discovery.This episode sets the foundation for a podcast that blends personal storytelling with meaningful conversations around entrepreneurship, motherhood, mental health, personal growth, and the things we were never taught in school. Each week, Short Story Long, Always meets you exactly where you are, offering relatable stories, encouragement, and inspiration to remind you that you’re not alone.If looking to feel seen, dive into storytelling, and build community, then you’re in the right place! Grab your coffee and get cozy, because here, “long story short” just simply doesn’t exist! Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Apply to be a guest on the show!Connect with Elisa on Instagram Follow ZealCast Studios on InstagramVisit ZealCast Studios’ Website

Welcome to the podcast where "long story short" simply does not exist! We're diving into the full stories and not skipping a single detail! Short Story Long, Always was created for the woman trying to navigate all the aspects of life. It's the space where people can come and feel seen, inspired, learn, and then be motivated to put it into action. Episodes are coming soon mid-January 2026! Thank you so much for being here!