Truthfully Yours Podcast

Not every friendship is supposed to last. But every friendship will teach you a lesson.In this episode, Alice shares a theory about the three types of friendships you will have throughout your life. The party friends. The dramatic ones. And the rare ones that love you for who you are now.David opens up about losing friends when he left the church and came out.Together, they talk about outgrowing people who still see the old version of you. They explore how to know which friendships are worth keeping and which ones you are supposed to let go.This is a conversation about friendship, evolution, and the funeral you have for the person you used to be.

Ever have a passive aggressive friendship where it's hard to tell you're in a power dynamic? Where someone needs to make sure you know your place?This episode is about that friendship. Alice shares the story of a high school friend who needed to be the only star, leaving her chasing the car and questioning her own success years later. David names the pattern for what it is: bullying. And together, they talk about what happens when you finally decide you're nobody's punching bag.

In the span of three days, David tore his Achilles, had appendicitis, and went into surgery twice. Alice calls him out because as a person who hates to receive, she sees herself in his refusal to let anyone help.This is a conversation about being a receiver when you're always the giver, and what happens when life forces you to finally say yes.

"Annoyance is the price we pay for community." Alice and David explore what community fatigue really means, and how the mental swamp might actually fuel your creativity. If your social battery is empty, this one's for you.

What does it actually look like to not care what other people think? Alice found freedom in her body in a dance class where everyone is cheering and letting loose, while David is trying to find his footing on a softball team after a years-long break. Together, they explore what happens when you stop being self-conscious and what you find when you finally let go.

Burnout doesn't happen because you care too little. It happens because you care too much. David became a nurse to heal the pain his mother hid for years, and Alice gave her heart to homeless teenagers until one kid didn't show. This is a conversation about burnout, guilt, and why we choose to give anyway.

If you've ever felt burned out or stuck in the rat race, this episode is for you. After years in a high-pressure media career, Alice made a radical decision: she just stopped and walked away from it all. In this conversation, she and David explore what happens when you walk away from the grind, learning to be alone, letting go of others' expectations, and discovering that peace isn't something you chase, it's something you embody.

If you've ever been told no, this episode is about what comes next. Processing rejection through David's leap to Ohio and Alice's daughter's 200 rejections before one yes, we explore how to come to terms with it and build resilience when the door closes.

David and Alice wrestle with the grief, anger, and helplessness so many of us feel when the world is on fire—asking the only question that matters: what can we actually do? For anyone who's ever felt paralyzed and didn't know what to do with their hands, this episode offers no easy answers, but something better: company.

What does it mean to reclaim your inner child when you spent your actual childhood parenting yourself? Alice opens up to David about childhood trauma recovery, healing old wounds, and exploring what it means to reclaim the joy you never got to experience. From Happy Meal BTS toys to her first pedicure at 40, this episode on inner child healing will resonate with anyone who's ever struggled with self-worth or wondered if they deserve joy.

Why do we moralize everything? In this episode, we're getting honest about self-judgment, harmful habits, and the quiet grace of being seen without being fixed. Plus, the unexpected story of empty candy wrappers and what they teach us about love.

A real dating story that starts with extra boba and ends with a bowl of congee on the doorstep. This Valentine’s Day conversation explores new connection, early hope, and the tiny signs that someone might actually like you.

Vulnerability, emotional honesty, and unexpected connection take center stage in this warm conversation between Alice and David. What begins as a simple catch‑up between unlikely friends becomes a moment of shared humanity when a stranger approaches them in tears, moved by what he overheard. They’re reminded why this podcast exists: to ripple out honesty, to create a comforting space, and to help listeners feel less alone in their own stories. This moment became the quiet origin story of Truthfully Yours.

Do your friends celebrate your wins, or do they go silent because of envy, leaving you wondering, "Why can't people just be happy for me?"In this episode, Alice and David confront the silent competitiveness that ruins friendships. They explore how to protect your energy from "surface" relationships and why you must surround yourself with people who wholeheartedly champion your success without a trace of envy or jealousy.

Love should never make you feel small, yet for many, religious trauma and family expectations demand exactly that. In this raw conversation, David reveals the suffocating silence of growing up gay in a religious home and a moment of self discovery on the Oregon coast that felt like drowning.To counter the pain of conditional love, Alice shares her vision of a faith that does not demand perfection. Together, they explore the power of unconditional acceptance and why we must thank the people who hurt us for teaching us exactly who not to be.

Why do we say yes when we mean no? Alice and David explore the cost of overgiving, how to set healthy boundaries, and why saying no can be the kindest act. If you struggle with people-pleasing, codependency, or feeling taken for granted, this conversation is for you.

In this intimate conversation, Alice and David explore the performative masks we wear to fit in and the exhausting weight of living behind them. Alice shares a spiritual vision of digging up childhood wounds she thought were healed, while David opens up about the deep shame of feeling unlovable. Together they talk about healing, forgiveness, and learning to be seen, moving from healing to wholeness and finding freedom in showing up as yourself, messy parts and all. If you have ever struggled with self‑worth or longed to feel whole, this conversation offers companionship on the journey.

What does it mean to find your place in the world when you haven’t figured it all out? In this first episode, Alice and David explore how purpose can emerge through uncertainty and how personal pain can shape a life of compassion and belonging.Together they talk about the ways our deepest hurts can become sources of strength and how showing up authentically, without apology, might be the most important thing we do. If you have ever felt lost, excluded, or unsure of your path, this conversation is a reminder that you are not alone and that your story is where purpose begins.

Trailer — Welcome to Truthfully Yours, a comforting space where hosts Alice Currah and David Hunt explore the beautiful mess of the human experience through honest dialogue and intimate conversations. In this trailer, they reflect on love that can make us feel small, the weight of regret, and the gentle work of healing as we grow into ourselves. Join two friends as they navigate life reflections, personal growth, and self‑discovery, offering raw, relatable moments that invite you to find your own journey in theirs. This is not about advice, but authentic relationships and emotional connection.Truthfully Yours begins January 29th, 2026, with new episodes each Thursday.