What's The Future of FTLO? Here's Where We're At This Spring and Summer
Description
We’re entering a new season (literally and creatively) and in true For The Love Of fashion, we’re embracing the pivot.
In this "behind the scenes" chat, we share why we’re shifting away from a regular episode cadence for now, what it actually takes to produce a podcast, and how we’re making space for new ideas in 2025.
Here's your reminder that passion projects get to evolve.
We talk about:
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What podcasting actually takes—time, energy, and a lot of editing
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How we’re honoring our own bandwidth (and friendship!) by changing course
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Why we’re treating this next season of the podcast as a pop-up experiment
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The concept of creative composting and making space for what’s next
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Favorite takeaways from past episodes that are guiding us through this season of change
Episodes we mention and love:
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Tina & Rhett Jacobi on making space for magic
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Graham Zimmerman on imperfect advocacy
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Slutashia/Samuel Thrower on holding multiple truths
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Marina LeGree on nuance, identity, and service
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John Waller on vitality and letting go
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Doug Beardsley on wringing the towel dry
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Mel Strong on money, ethics, and financial empowerment
We’re not going away! We’re just showing up a little differently for a while.
Follow or subscribe so you don’t miss a pop-up episode when it drops.
And if you’ve been impacted by this show or have a story of your own trade-offs in pursuit of passion, reach out! We’d love to hear from you.
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Music: The Kind of Sandwich Island by Shut-ins
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