This week, we’re catching up on all the newness, transitions, and emotions that come with life feeling a little unfamiliar. Jess shares what it’s been like settling into a new city, job, and routine, while Karli opens up about a week of heightened anxiety, body image struggles, and feeling out of sorts. We talk about giving yourself grace in seasons of change, separating yourself from the stories in your head, and remembering that no feeling lasts forever.
We’re baack! Season 3 kicks off with a much-needed catch-up on everything that’s changed since we last picked up the mics. Jess officially made the move to Florida and is settling into a new home, new job, and entirely new routine, while Karli opens up about a summer spent questioning purpose, productivity, and what she actually wants next. Plus, we get honest about where Only Human stands, why we needed a break, and what we want this season to be: less pressure, more real-time figuring it out.
This week, we’re talking all things imposter syndrome, nervousness, and learning how to feel the fear and do it anyway. We open up about the pressure to perform, perfectionism, comparison, and the disconnect between how things can look externally versus how they feel internally. We talk about our recent experience going on FOX29 and all the emotions, physical anxiety, and internal thoughts that came with stepping into something that felt both exciting and terrifying at the same time. And bittersweetly… we announce that this is the final episode of Season 2! We’re taking some time to lean more deeply into in-person community experiences this summer, but there will be no shortage of Only Human coming your way. Thank you for listening, growing, and being human with us this season.
This week, we’re talking about social anxiety: the pressure to be liked, the fear of saying the wrong thing, and the mental spiral that can happen before, during, and after social situations. We unpack how social anxiety shows up differently for everyone — whether you shut down completely, overshare to fill the silence, or replay conversations in your head for hours afterward. From work events and friendships to social media and people pleasing, we explore why connecting with others can feel so complicated sometimes. If you’ve ever walked into a room and immediately questioned yourself or assumed everyone else was more confident than you, this one’s for you.
This week, we’re talking about influence: how trends, social media, and the world around us shape what we like, how we show up, and who we think we’re supposed to be. From sardines and matcha to Pilates and matching sets, we explore what's "in" right now, and how easy it is to start liking something just because everyone else does. What starts as a conversation about trends turns into something bigger: the pressure to fit in and how we can lose sight of what we actually like versus what we’ve been influenced to like. If you’ve ever felt confident in your choices until you walked into a room or opened social media and suddenly questioned everything, this one’s for you. It’s a reminder to come back to yourself and ask: do I actually like this, or was I influenced to?