I Adore the Hell Outta You
I Adore the Hell Outta You is a cheeky, unfiltered podcast for women in midlife—and anyone curious about what it really looks like to grow, stretch, and continuously expand. Hosted by two best friends with a tarot deck and a sharp sense of humor, we dive into the wild ride of aging, identity, relationships, body stuff, and big life pivots. Think late-night phone call energy meets real talk about becoming more yourself, one messy chapter at a time. Midlife is the main character, but all are welcome.
I Adore the Hell Outta You
Latest Episodes
Back at It: Catching up with Holly and transitions
It's that time of year. Pumpkin spice is in the air and we smell sharpened pencils... Transitions are upon us once more and Holly has stepped into the recording studio to tell us all about hers. Evolving together is an art and one of life's ple...
Sometimes we lead and sometimes we follow
Sometimes you're just in it. But you don't have to be in it alone. This one is for anyone who has ever walked through a dark time or a healing journey with someone you love, where there is no clear path to follow. Resisting the urge to fix it a...
Strong Legs, Sharp Mind: why muscle matters
Hi friends, I'm so excited to bring you this episode with two people who have impacted my life in a big way. My bodybuilding coach Kelly Jo Reimers and a fellow competitor Katie Maes. I learned so much from these two. We...
Summer Replay!! Nostalgia and its intoxicating effects
We're bringing back an episode that aired a year ago. Summer is ripe with nostalgia of all kinds, and this one just feels right for the time. The air is hot and smoky for many of us and slowing down to tune into Summer might be just the antidot...
Fan Mail
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