You Aren’t the Thing You Did: Breaking the Shame Cycle
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I had very open conversations with my kids when they got older about sex to the point that I grossed them out all the time. But I was like, they were trapped in a car. And I'm like, guess what we're going to talk about. You don't have to overhaul your whole life in 2026 to feel better. Sometimes it starts with something as simple as your snacks. That's why I love masa chips. You guys, they are so good. They become one of my favorite pantry snacks because they're made with real intentional ingredients. Just three of them, organic nixtamalized corn, sea salt, and 100% grass-fed beef tallow. That's it. No seed oils, no mystery chemicals, just real fun. food. And they don't just sound good. They taste incredible.
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To learn more and find out how you can help, visit ifcj.org. That's ifcj.org. Life is like a roller coaster, but it's better when we go through it together. Welcome to the Candace Cameron Bure podcast. This podcast isn't about me, I made it for you. In this episode, Madison Pruitt Trout and I are having vulnerable conversations about shame as she shares personal stories from her book, Dare to be True. To join an exclusive podcast chat, you can become a member at Candice.com forward slash together, where I also have a private monthly live stream with replays. On YouTube, click below to subscribe, then tap the bell so you will never miss an episode. Come join us.
Hi, Madison. Hi. I feel like we've gotten so close today. I know. We have. It's been a great time. We are actually halfway through right now. Halfway through. Halfway through your book. I've gotten to know you pretty well. I love it. I love because you're my daughter's friend, but now you're becoming my friend. I know. It's truly been the best. Well, thanks. I'm so glad that you're here. I thought we would start with a couple of fun questions today. I want to know because I love fashion and have been on television for 40 plus years and have had a few terrible moments in my life. And I was thinking about you being on The Bachelor. Did you have any bad fashion TV moments?
I'm not remembering any particular fashion moments. Okay. But I'm remembering that I had some bad hair moments. Oh, I've had those too. Because listen, I have half extensions. Like my hair is half extension, half real hair. And on The Bachelor before now, I have a great hairstylist. But before I might, listen, the hair was not matching. No. Half of my hair was red and like half of my hair was brown. So there's a few moments on the show where the sunlight is hitting my hair and you see such a clear difference. And it's just not cute.
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