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You Should Have Asked Me First (the podcast) was our first project. Hosted by Founding Editor, Heather Hauptli.
Seeking answers to big questions. And not so big questions.
Well, ding dong 2020 is dead and good riddance. Today, we’re talking about lessons from tragedy and misfortune. From the pages of history – the Triangle Shirtwaist fire – to the garbage fire of 2020, humans regularly learn lessons from the past to make the world better going forward. Let’s do that some more.
Unapologetically Anxious Me: Confessions of a Haitian Girl in Small-Town Minnesota is a podcast about what it’s like to move to a primarily white community when you’re not white. Hosted by Jo Ciceron and co-produced by Jo Ciceron and Heather Hauptli.
“Unapologetically Anxious Me: Confessions of a Haitian Girl” is an amazing podcast hosted by Jo Ciceron, a talented author, journalist, speaker, and advocate for mental health and racial justice. Jo’s podcast is a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone, embracing diversity in race, gender, sexuality, background, and lifestyle. Each episode provides a platform for important conversations about mental health, social issues, and other challenging topics. It’s a place where people can connect through shared experiences and feel truly heard and valued.
In this heartfelt episode of Unapologetically Anxious Me, Jo opens up about the past year since losing her mother and the profound impact it has had on her life. She shares her personal journey through grief, the loss of significant relationships, and the mental health challenges she faced. Jo candidly discusses how she found the courage to overcome these obstacles through self-love and resilience. Join her as she reflects on the strength she discovered within herself and the lessons learned along the way. This episode is a testament to the power of self-compassion and the importance of mental health in navigating life’s toughest moments.