Glennon Doyle

This, however, will be our last episode of the year.

We're taking two weeks off and then we will return on the first Tuesday of the new year, January 6th.

Today, we're sending you into the season with something special.

a conversation I had recently at the Kripalu Center in Massachusetts, hosted by the brilliant, warm, and deeply wise Iset Rose.

She is an artist, a healer, a thought leader, and truly one of the most grounding presences I've sat with.

We got to the heart of so many themes we've been circling lately on this pod in a room full of beautiful, beautiful people,

We talked about how to not abandon our own agency, how to stay with ourselves in the hard moments, how to let the old scripts burn so something new and truer can grow, how to reimagine our relationships in ways that deepen connection, how menopause and midlife are horrific and also somehow quite spiritually important, and how enoughness can feel like death when we've been raised inside of capitalism.

And we talked about the work we will need to do, the grieving work, the healing work, the work of changing the metrics of our lives so we can live inside what is real and right now and stop arranging our existence around the next thing.

As we wind down 2025, it was a doozy, wasn't it, pod squad?

And once again, we made it through together.

We love you.

We're grateful for you.

We look forward to meeting you again on the other side of this holiday season.

We'll see you in 2026.

Let's jump right in to this conversation with a set.

Well, I think it's good that we're starting with an easy one.

Thanks, love.

Just get right on in there.

I mean, first of all, I just want to say I feel really grateful and amazed that we're all here right now.

It just feels like... I mean, I'm grateful and amazed when I leave my house at all, but this... I just feel like I've been feeling so... confused and...