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Holding on lightly: the art of the volley

In a season of life when heaps of shit are being thrown at us from all directions- we're contemplating what it means to hold it all lightly. Balancing responsibility with self-preservation, the art of the volley is worth considering. <...

February 04, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 33 • 33:44

When you don't have the answers: smooth white icy patches

There are a lot of life analogies that can be found on the ski hill. We found another one- the smooth white icy patches that catch you off guard, send you sailing, have you white knuckling your way through life. This is a balm for those without...

January 28, 2026 • 31:10

Powder Days and a Mogul Maze: Moms on skis

Credit to my son for that title! Ok, we're currently feeling fried about the state of the country sooooo we're throwing something fun and exhilarating to counteract the urge to retreat in fear. Get out there and throw your arms to t...

January 21, 2026 • 41:44

How to plan your own party and toot your own horn

It's time to partaaaaaay. And we're throwing our own party. In today's episode we tease out the discomfort and the opportunity that can come from tooting your own horn. And in 2026 we're calling for more of this! Take your bold authority and pl...

January 14, 2026 • 42:02

Back to life, back to reality

We're back at it but we're easing in and we hope you can too. How do we take breaks? Why are breaks important? We're breaking it down bit by juicy, drippy, bit. Actually, it's not juicy, I mean it's not sexy juicy. It's reality. But let's go ea...

January 07, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 32 • 53:29

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Holly and Christa - you guys rock! Every episode speaks to me in some way. It gives me much needed space to contemplate, laugh, cry and just feel comforted by familiar voices and laughter in a time where life is constant balancing act. Holly, I can’t believe it has been 15 years since I last saw you! (Boobs forever!!) Christa, we only met a handful of times while I was in Missoula but you feel like an old friend as well. I appreciate you both so very much for putting yourselves out there. You are heard, felt and loved. -Giovanna

Missoula, Montana