Christine + Katie both share one lesson they’ve recently learned and odds are, you can relate. Whether you’ve been growing through a change in relationships and the people you surround yourself with or you’ve noticed a difference in yourself, today’s Minisode is worthy of a listen.Growth is hard and we’ll be the first ones to admit that, and we’ll also be the first people to tell you that you don’t have to go it alone. Too often we forget to give ourselves a minute to look back on our journeys and to take stock of how much we’ve grown and then we forget to acknowledge ourselves and give ourselves credit for the courage we’ve exercised that has led us to experience said growth.“We are our own responsibilities and we owe it to ourselves to love ourselves and to be grateful for the work we’ve put in, for our beating hearts and our breathing lungs, and for the capacity to be able to change and evolve as humans.”If nothing else, listen to today’s Minisode and celebrate yourself if only for one minute. Pat yourself on your back, give yourself a compliment, or cut yourself some slack at the very least because you are human after all and what a wonderful thing that is. Follow our journey over on Instagram @thehumanhourpodcast and share your #myhumanmoment with us after tuning into today’s Minisode.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
Chances are high that you’ve felt like you haven’t had your shit together at one point or another so we start this episode off with defining what that does and doesn’t mean. For us, it’s knowing that we don’t have all the answers, that we do have cracks and flaws so we aren’t perfect because we’re human.Christine + Katie both share stories about recent examples when they felt like they didn’t have their respective shit together. Whether it’s with business or life in general, you can rest assured that you aren’t alone.Friends, if you feel like you have too many tabs open, this is the episode for you. We cover a lot in this Human Hour episode so it is not to be missed! Comparison, awareness, perfection, and gratitude are a few of the topics we cover this week so be sure to listen in and then let us know about a time when you didn’t have your shit together. Don’t forget to tag your #myhumanmoment and share your thoughts about today’s episode with us @thehumanhourpodcast over on Instagram.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
Katie brings us back to last spring and shares how things have changed in her life since while Christine takes us back to the fall when things were literally falling apart around her.Relationships, like businesses and the rest of life for that matter, aren’t always easy and neat. We wish so badly to be able to have it all figured out and packaged nicely but we choose authenticity and real over perfection and doing anything for the ‘gram here at the Human Hour.This week’s episode is bound to have you nodding your head in agreement because we’ve all been there whether there is not feeling enough or worthy or placing our happiness and expectations on someone else to fulfill. Listen in to this week’s Minisode and reach out to us @thehumanhourpodcast on Instagram if you can relate.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
We share what it’s been like for both of us on the other sides of the screens and how our businesses are continuing to evolve in this season. We touch on the importance of rest even when you have an abundance of creative energy, on not feeling like a failure when things don’t go as planned, how we’re combating our doubts, and the truth about comparison.Now while this episode speaks mainly to work and how we choose to define that for ourselves, the conversation as a whole can easily be applied to any of the other pieces of life’s puzzle.Tune into the most recent episode of the Human Hour and listen in as we share what it’s really like to build businesses fueled by heart and how we are navigating these transitions and periods of growth. Find us over on Instagram @thehumanhourpodcast and let us know if you can relate by sharing a #myhumanmoment of your own.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
Katie shares where she’s been experiencing transition within her life over the past year with both her full time job and her business, Soul Connect. Raise your hand if you can relate to feeling like if only you are able to work harder, then the thing will happen.Christine has been navigating a shift within the realm of work since she’s recently accepted a full time position for a booming brewery which has provided her with a slice of dream job status while also challenging her to trust in the unknown.We chat about comparing ourselves to others, feeling like we have to do all the things, facing failure and redefining it for ourselves, and how a step back might be just the thing you need even though it can feel like the hardest choice to make. Listen in to this Minisode and let us know where you’re facing growing pains and be sure to find us @thehumanhourpodcast on Instagram.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
Katie starts the episode off by sharing a few transitions she’s currently navigating like meeting her significant other and moving in with said SO during the holiday season. She also offers us a glimpse into her sobriety journey with why she’s chosen to remain sober for well over one year at this point. In her sharing how she came to make this decision, Katie reminds us that we always have a choice in the matter we’re facing and sometimes that choice comes down to how we want to show up for ourselves.Christine gives us an update now that she’s crossed the one year mark as a creative entrepreneur. Spoiler alert: she’s been facing major transition, too, and it’s scary shit.While transition is no easy feat for any of us, you can take comfort in knowing that you aren’t alone no matter where you are.Give this episode a listen if you’re embarking on a brand new adventure, if you’re finding yourself stuck in a loop of sameness, or anywhere in between. Find us on Instagram @thehumanhourpodcast so we can walk this journey with you.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
We define growing pains as those times and points throughout our lives when change and transition are present so we begin to feel uncomfortable because we’ve seen or realized something new that has stretched our perspectives.Christine opens up about the act of being vulnerable and how hard it can be when she offers insight into one of the bigger pieces of the puzzle she’s been growing through for the past year. Can you also relate to feeling tension in your parent and adult child relationship?Katie reminds us that she is an independent woman (cue Destiny’s Child), but also that she can’t do it all alone. Let this Minisode serve as a reminder that you do not have to do it all alone.The takeaway here is to lean into the discomfort of facing our flaws and the qualities that aren’t yet our strong suits because that is where the growth begins. And growth is by no means easy but we promise you are never alone.Listen to this Minisode and let us know where you stand with growth and growing pains in your life. Find us @thehumanhourpodcast on Instagram and don’t be afraid to reach out.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
Christine + Katie kick off Season Two by sharing what they’ve been up to since Season One aired and, more importantly, the Work they’ve been doing all the while.We dive right into the past six months and how the full range of humanness also comes with the full responsibility of acknowledging every piece of the spectrum be it bad or good. With the hard times come deep, meaningful conversations. With the growing pains come moments of gratitude.This time around we’re asking deeper, braver questions.Share a time or experience that embodies #myhumanmoment.How have you recently embraced vulnerability?What are you saying HELL YES to these days?Join the conversation with these questions and be sure to tag us @thehumanhourpodcast. Stay tuned as Season Two continues to roll out and whatever you do, stay human.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google Play
The lessons this season has brought us, the powerful conversations we’ve found ourselves in awe of, and the growth the two of us have felt as humans is something we couldn’t have predicted. We would have never guessed that we’d feel so free + so exhilarated after sharing these real chats we’d been having with one another with the rest of the world.And here’s the thing. We had no idea what was going to come of this podcast but Katie knew she had to lean in + trust this idea that only grew stronger as time went on. The Human Hour has been the platform that has seen our connection with each other coincide with our courage to authentically show up. And there’s no way we would have been able to show up for these episodes + conversations without that connection or courage.Full show notes can be found here.More From Katie Kurtz:Soul ConnectReclaimOn Instagram: @soulconnectmovementOn Facebook: Soul ConnectMore From Christine Barnes:WebsiteThe Courage CampaignOn Instagram: @christine.barnesFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
Lo + Katie share a #metoo moment right off the bat... with craving a place where they can dance the night away yet still get to bed at an appropriate time. Suggestions anyone?Lo tells us how she keeps it human by sharing both her struggles and what she’s celebrating sans any sugarcoating. We then chat about how difficult + uncomfortable it can sometimes be to show up as our whole, messy selves.She shares how comparison can get the best of us which resulted in taking a necessary break from social media so she could come back feeling more aligned + ultimately connected to the business she has created. She’s also recently had to bet on herself and become her own advocate for herself + her wants which she believes affects everything from business to relationships to her being.Together, we share real talk + lived experiences relating to vulnerability hangovers, living our lives for ourselves, and individually defining success. Let this episode and genuine conversation with Laura Payne serve as the piece that inspires you to step up + share your story because there’s no doubt that doing so will encourage others to be real too.Full show notes can be found here.More From Laura Payne:LoDownLiving WebsitePodcast :: The LoDownLiving PodcastOn Instagram: @lodownlivingHolistic Creative WebsiteOn Instagram: @holistic.creativeFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
We are going to give you a minute to go grab your favorite bevy so you can settle in and listen to this episode with one of our dearest friends, Pippa Parfait. Because you seriously don't want to miss a single beat- that's how good this one is! We chat with Pippa about how sometimes the way we keep it real and human is owning when we aren't being real and human. She calls out her own imperfections in the process of being authentic and vulnerable. If you don't find yourself saying "me too!" at least 15 times during this episode, you clearly need to hit replay!Pippa strips the surface level BS when it comes to turning a soul-full side hustle into a full time gig. She shares her personal journey of awakening and how she came to her decision to choose herself over keeping up with the hustle. This isn't your typical, glossy story of entrepreneurship-this is the real deal, gloves off, how it is. If you are a creative, side hustler or budding entrepreneur, lean in, you need to hear this.We ponder the question: what would life be like if we celebrated our failures?Pippa serves up a hot plate of truth as she talks about her own traumas and dramas and why she is grateful for it all. We shed light on what self care really looks like and call BS on the instagram worthy depiction of wellness by celebrating what being true to you actually can look like.Don't miss us gushing over Shonda Rhimes and learning the magic behind Pippa's last name. Tune into this episode to hear more from Pippa Parfait and be sure to check out how she is creating space to embrace the entirety of who you are and all the goodness she is cooking up in this season of her life. More From Pippa Parfait:Website where you can connect with Pippa, learn more about her coaching offerings, local workshops + new podcast!On Instagram: @parfaitnotperfectFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
You know that ice breaker question "if you had to invite 5 inspiring people to a dinner party who would they be?" We hands down would choose Steph Jagger. She is a dynamic soul and fierce storyteller who you can't help but want to lean in and listen to every single word she shares. We chat with Steph about how her book, "Unbound: A Story of Snow and Self-Discovery" and her coaching program, The Great Big Journey inspired and influenced us both on our own journeys. As she reminds us, "I'm a memoir writer, it's my job to keep it real" and there's no question that she does.Steph blows our minds with her explanation of how her tolerance for other people's bullshit has increased and why. She shares with us her own journey with being a memoir writer and coach as well as sharing what she is courageously working on, including a sneak peak into her new book. Steph keeps it real by sharing how she sometimes struggles with staying connected to herself depending on her season of life, and how that's okay.We dive into the shadows of our humanness by talking about navigating grief and loss. Steph identifies as being a narrative processor and shares how she feels drawn tell a story about her own experiences in order to begin to comprehend it. She gives so much insight into the courage and bravery behind how we choose to grieve and how important it is to honor our own process.Although this episode is not sponsored by Annie's Mac n Cheese (but hey, we wouldn't say no to that!), we all share our affinity for this staple food choice while talking about Steph's dreamy PNW homestead that she has dubbed, "Jurassic". Tune into this episode to hear more from Steph Jagger and be sure to check out how she is living her mantra out loud and being the adventure guide for brave humans on their own great big journey.More From Steph Jagger:WebsiteUnbound: A Story of Snow and Self-DiscoveryThe Great Big JourneyOn Instagram: @stephjaggerFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
We chat with Kelly about keeping it human and how any other way just doesn’t make sense which is evident with the work that she regularly shares whether it’s through one of her courses or her hit of a podcast.Kelly shares how she feels the fear and does the thing anyways especially when she feels called to go to the next level within her business and her life. She breaks down what that intuitive feeling is and tells us how she’s learned to trust her own intuition especially with the creation of her new course and moving into a new apartment.We also hit on the inner work we’re always speaking to and how as individuals we need to be there for ourselves first and foremost. Joy makes an appearance in our chat with Kelly, too, as we all agree that we can continue working and plugging away yet fun + play are important because the joy we feel from even the simplest of things inevitably raises our spirits.Full show notes can be found here.More From Kelly Trach:WebsitePodcast :: The Kelly Trach ShowYour Best LifeYour Conscious EmpireOn Instagram: @kellytrachFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
We of course start this episode with Christine sharing two fun facts which gives us a glimpse into what she is courageously working on as well as keeping it real and sharing her love for Bravo TV (any me too's??). She reminds us to give ourselves permission to not take ourselves so seriously all the time and to remember to play and have fun along the way.Christine lays down some major truth bombs by sharing how she has navigated the realities of creative entrepreneurship as well as rocking some vulnerability in telling us just how crucial connection is if we want to give life to our dreams.Christine's keen sense of adventure reminds us that we can actively choose to look at our lives through a lens of creativity. The type of creativity that is held deep within us to craft a life in which we can bravely step forward as the leader of our own life.Full show notes can be found here.More From Christine Barnes:WebsiteThe Courage CampaignOn Instagram: @christine.barnesFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
We kick this episode off with one of Katie’s most favorite activities, fun facts! She’s always got such great fun facts ready and these are no different.She shares what she is committed to working on everyday and reminds us to take in the view as we’re evolving and actively participating in the journey instead of focusing on the summit we haven’t yet reached.Her personal ethos, “Reclaim what’s real,” reminds us that we can only give ourselves permission to be human when we give ourselves permission to be ourselves. She shares how she stays grounded in her humanness even when it’s uncomfortable.Full show notes can be found here.More From Katie Kurtz:Soul ConnectOn Instagram: @soulconnectmovementOn Facebook: Soul ConnectMonthly GatheringsFollow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
A simple, “Me too.” sparked our friendship and eventually led to the creation of this very podcast because we knew we couldn’t be the only two people having these conversations. We were both desperately seeking authenticity within the reality that is holding down a full time career while building a business on the side.You can look forward to the two of us sharing more of our stories and experiences, honest conversations with women who are doing their own heart work and can teach us all a thing or two, and lots of connection and celebration.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on SoundCloud
We have conversations that go straight to the heart of the matter and leave you feeling a little less lost and a little more connected. We can’t wait to invite you in to sit down with a beverage of your choice and connect with us over the air waves.Full show notes can be found here.Follow The Human Hour: On Instagram: @thehumanhourpodcastListen + Subscribe on Apple PodcastsListen + Subscribe on Google PlayListen on Soundcloud