501 | What if the comeback isn’t about reinventing yourself, but getting quiet enough to hear what you actually want next?
In this conversation, Elizabeth Schild Kott and I talked about why doing The Artist’s Way with other people can be more than just a way to actually complete it, why creativity is often less about picking up something new and more about putting something down, and why privacy is the comeback she’s rooting for.
Listen to our conversation about creativity, career pivots, intuition, and putting the toothpaste back in the internet tube.
And much more! 🎧 Full episode wherever you listen to podcasts. If you don’t already know Elizabeth Schild Kott she’s the host of Too Niche? and founder of Club Artist Way, and much more. I’ve known her for years and it was so great getting to reconnect! Let us know if you listen!
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501 | What if the comeback isn’t about reinventing yourself, but getting quiet enough to hear what you actually want next?
In this conversation, Elizabeth Schild Kott and I talked about why doing The Artist’s Way with other people can be more than just a way to actually complete it, why creativity is often less about picking up something new and more about putting something down, and why privacy is the comeback she’s rooting for.
Listen to our conversation about creativity, career pivots, intuition, and putting the toothpaste back in the internet tube.
And much more! 🎧 Full episode wherever you listen to podcasts. If you don’t already know Elizabeth Schild Kott she’s the host of Too Niche? and founder of Club Artist Way, and much more. I’ve known her for years and it was so great getting to reconnect! Let us know if you listen!
08/28/2026
501 | Turns out you’re not starting from scratch, you’re starting with everything you’ve learned. This week, I spoke with Elizabeth Schild Kott for COMEBACKS, my series about reinvention, transitions, and navigating change. We talked about:
* Starting over vs. starting from scratch
* Career pivots including…
* How technology has changed creative work
* Consistency > perfection
* Jealousy as a map toward what you want
* Learning to evolve publicly
And much more! 🎧 Full episode wherever you listen to podcasts. If you don’t already know Elizabeth Schild Kott she’s the host of Too Niche? and founder of Club Artist Way, and much more. I’ve known her for years and it was so great getting to reconnect! Let us know if you listen!
501 | “I don’t want more tech. I want tech that gives me back my time.”
When everything feels like it’s changing at once, creativity isn’t just a nice to have, it’s essential. Listen to my conversation with Elizabeth for COMEBACKS, a new series on Let It Out about reinvention, transitions, and figuring out what comes next.
🎧 Full episode wherever you listen to podcasts.
We talked about:
* why some platforms feel like a second job now
* how the internet got louder but less fun
* why creativity needs quiet, not more scrolling
* sometimes the comeback isn’t a reinvention - it’s getting back to the version of you that knew how to move one foot in front of the other.
Save this for when you need a reset.
08/12/2026
comeBACKS is back! after a summer hiatus new episode today and it’s episode 500! link up top to listen, how have you been liking this series so far 7 episodes in? would genuinely love to know.
08/12/2026
500 | this week i spoke with amber rae about staying too long, leaving too fast, self-abandonment, and learning to tolerate disappointing other people instead of yourself.
i loved talking to her as much as i loved reading her book, let us know if you listen! : )
07/30/2026
499| nearly a decade between these photos. we recorded our first conversation in Madi’s Brooklyn coffee shop, and this week she came back on the podcast to talk about reinvention, trusting your timing, and making space for what’s next. so much has changed, but it feels like we picked up right where we left off.
07/30/2026
nearly a decade between these photos. we recorded our first conversation in Madi’s Brooklyn coffee shop, and this week she came back on the podcast to talk about reinvention, trusting your timing, and making space for what’s next. so much has changed, and somehow it also feels like we picked up right where we left off. Madi Murphy in this episode is a unicorn latte for the ears
498 | greta morgan often jokes, “grief is the love tax.”
instead of seeing grief as something to fix or rush through, she sees it as a way of honoring the people, dreams, identities, and moments we were lucky enough to love in the first place.
she talks about how avoiding grief doesn’t make it disappear. it can flatten everything, leaving life feeling muted. but allowing ourselves to grieve is actually a way of staying connected to what we’ve loved.
we lose people. dreams. parts of ourselves. places. seasons of life. maybe grief is one of love’s most lasting forms.
06/03/2026
🫧wrote a new one, or tbh a procrastissue.
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