Spilling the tea with Yogi Magee

In this episode of Stick Around Let’s talk about it, we explore implementing the concept of Instant Forgiveness in our lives, our biggest wins, and why life is one big do-over and everyone should embrace the suck.

In this episode of Stick Around Let’s talk about it we discuss our biggest lessons from the past two weeks, the art of forgiveness, and random thoughts that pop in our heads.  **We had audio problems during recording and cannot offer the entire podcast besides the final 7 minutes. During the final 15 minutes of this week's episode, we both asked each other a question. My question to Nat was "What random thoughts did you have this week?" and her question to me "What are your wins from this week?" The only audio that is (kinda) good from the entire podcast is my answer to her question. If you're an online fitness teacher, you may enjoy what you hear. 

We’re in different cities leading different lives, but this doesn’t keep Dawnelle and I from keeping in touch. Follow along on our phone chats we we discuss all the things from work to figuring out where the nearest Apple store is in our new cities!

Just two best friends living in different cities figuring it out as we go. Listen in as we discuss our jobs, our gripes, our new experiences and everything in-between. Welcome to our life and if nothing else maybe we’ll inspire you to stop caring about the little things so much!

Are you flying this holiday season? Apprehensive about what air travel looks like these days? On this episode I dive into what it’s like to fly during a pandemic.

My friend Harmony is an avid supporter of small businesses, someone who loves trying new things from restaurants to music venues and she’s not afraid to adventure solo. She’s also an extrovert and is trying to find new ways to connect with her friends and community during COVID-19. I hope her story inspires you to support others as well as yourself during these unsettling times. Here’s the links to resources mentioned in the podcast: DPS Food Distribution https://www.dpsk12.org/coronavirus/?fbclid=IwAR1I-x9JZ6WqiDGad392W5M5Rm6RNlFxPAp4eBIlp4Ops2M6v6Rm3pHuIMw#food Volunteer to Call the Elderly Citizens https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXHxc_OOrQ1mHHTUStitJ7fBltmMEuP2ZS12G4WCFnPmceTQ/viewform Grants are available for organizations who are helping during Covid https://covrn.com/covid-relief-fund/?fbclid=IwAR3-wrqjy8vOMZpwnBCUxUIxu5kePxm5S09NSdkr_TbTscwmvIu5X9hR9Mk#fund-purpose Colorado Crisis Hotline Text TALK to 38255 24/7 or call 1-844-493-8255 https://coloradocrisisservices.org/ Denver Metro Covid Help Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/helpneededcovid19/ Golden Acres Farm - CSA http://goldenacrefarm.com/ Parker Pastures - CO organic meat delivered https://www.parkerpastures.com/ Swallow Hill Music - virtual music lessons and supporting their great teachers https://swallowhillmusic.org/ The Marigold Project - my favorite local non profit who focuses on social injustices https://the-marigold-project.org/ https://www.facebook.com/themarigoldprojectofficial/ Canvas and cocktails - free painting classes for adults and kids http://www.canvasandcocktails.com/ Support some great local businesses and have some magic delivered to your door https://ritualcravt.com/ http://www.herbsandarts.com/ Child care for essential workers Please share with any essential employees looking for child care for children ages 3-5 and siblings ages 6-11 Nina Bees (in north denver at 32nd & Osceola) will be open for families of employees deemed essential. Many essential employees (doctors, nurses) can get support through the city/state. Those who are not eligible for city/state support can request a sliding scale based on their income Our primary ages group is 3-5, though we can take siblings up to 11. Email mailto: [email protected] for details or to register for care during the stay at home order. Governor Polis is offering assistance for essential workers who are in need of finding childcare and also offering 100% reimbursement for those qualified https://covidchildcarecolorado.com/

In this episode I interview one of my best friends Casey, the person I convinced to become a flight attendant with me. Our lives have since shifted in different directions from our high school years and Casey has taken on a variety of jobs since. From being a receptionist to working on an organic farm in Hawaii, becoming a doula and working in the cannabis industry, Casey has seemingly done it all. Today’s she’s spilling the tea on what gave her motivation to move across the country and start life over more times than anyone I know.

Getting fired from a job can feel like getting hit by a dump truck...I should know I experienced both. But there’s always a silver lining so join me this week as I spill the tea on how I became a flying Magee

Spilling the tea on how this persona came to be and the direction I hope to take this podcast. Spoiler alert I wasn’t always a yogi or a Magee!