I'm Your Person Podcast

We're kicking off season 2 of I'm Your Person! We missed you all dearly. Join us as we catch up, talk about the current state of Covid-19, and hint at everything that's changed since we've been gone! Forgive some of the technical difficulties, as we acclimate to podcasting remotely. We'll get better, we promise. 😉

Hey guys, it’s Swan. We just wanted to do a really thorough trigger warning for this episode. This episode deals with assault. This episode is a recording of me last week after I was assaulted, and it has my very real, raw emotions. I can see that that would be incredibly triggering for somebody. Please, before you listen to this episode, be aware that there’s a lot of emotion, a lot of fear, a lot of ugly crying. If you can’t, or you don’t want to face, or deal with, or hear, or experience that, please just skip this episode. If you or anyone you know is affected by these issues, here are some resources you might find helpful. Please, don't hesitate to reach out for support. You are not alone. RAINN: The Nation's Largest Anti-Sexual Violence Organization Psychology Today: Overcoming Sexual Assault/Symptoms and Recovery Psych Central: How Trauma Can Affect Your Body and Mind RAINN: National Resources for Sexual Assault Survivors and Their Loved Ones Greatist: More resources for sexual assault survivors Psychology Today: Find a Therapist

What happens when Whit and Swan go out for Karaoke? They find new friends to podcast with! Meet Chris @thiserendipity and Natalie @doingjustfineblog . We discuss religion, Disney princesses, and the proper way to take Communion while Swan fights a giant hangover. We do not own the rights to any of the music we sing throughout this episode. This episode was recorded outdoors.

In this short episode, Swan and Whit are thankful for their first listener email, discuss feeling conflicted about one's place of origin, and break the news to EP that Santa isn't real. Swan also shares her immense love for parade candy.

Whit and Swan talk about failure, anxiety, and failing gracefully. They discuss Spoon Theory and ask the listeners for feedback. Send us your highs and lows!

Season 1, Episode 4

Season 1, Episode 3

Season 1, Episode 2