Kelly and Erin believe that feeling safe is crucial to connection in relationships. Join them to hear about how they prioritize safety and how they are finding ways to be a safe person for others.
Brene Brown's book is Braving The Wilderness: https://brenebrown.com/book/braving-the-wilderness/
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Kelly and Erin are finally back, and they can't wait to tell you what's ahead in Season 2 at The Til. Listen in to hear their behind-the-scenes brainstorm and talk about their goals for 2025.

Erin and Kelly reflect on the completion of season one of their podcast, expressing surprise and gratitude for the positive feedback and engagement from their audience. They discuss the challenges and growth they experienced, as well as their plans for season two and a summer book club.
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In this episode Erin and Kelly explore where they find themselves and the things they are currently running after in life. Kelly talks about the pursuit of wholeness and laying aside projects and passions in the season in life. Erin similarly shares her journey of seeking healing and familial stability and the significance of setting the right atmosphere for her family.

In this episode, Erin and Kelly find out they both loved the same book during their early years of parenting, Bringing Up Bebe by Pamela Druckerman, which offers insights into French parenting techniques. The go on to explore a bird's eye view of parenting and the things they find themselves unconsciously fighting for for their kids. While Kelly has found that she continually pushes to give her children a voice, Erin has leaned into making sure her kids always feel supported over feeling like things are being demanded of them. The two go on to talk about allowing kids to learn that life is all about choices that not only allow us to become who we are, but also, at times get in our own way.

NOTE: In this episode, Erin & Kelly invite you to join them this summer as they walk through the book The Artists's Way.

In this episode, Erin and Kelly discuss the importance of self-reflection, humility, and compassion in relationships. They explore the idea of stepping out into the world in 'glass slippers' to see the damage they may unintentionally cause and to better understand the pain of others. They emphasize the need to listen and apologize sincerely when confronted with the hurt they have caused. The conversation also touches on the challenges of growing up in a community that lacked autonomy and respect for children. The key takeaways include the power of intentionality, the importance of recognizing our shared humanity, and the role of forgiveness and grace in building meaningful connections.

In this conversation, Erin and Kelly discuss the challenges of building and maintaining friendships as adults, particularly as moms. They share their personal experiences of feeling lonely and navigating finding community in new places. They explore the need for intentionality in friendships and the value of having people who make them feel they are known. They also discuss strategies for making new friends as well as the importance of proximity in building lasting friendships.

On this episode, Erin and Kelly share their personal journeys with spirituality and how they have navigated their faith outside of their traditional Christian upbringing. They share their experiences of feeling disappointed and hurt within the walls of American Christianity, and how they have each pursued new ways of living out their faith and spirituality. Although they've decidedly taken different paths, the bond of their friendship has transcended their differing beliefs and perspectives.