Send us a text

We’re fine. Totally fine. Just out here pretending to have our lives together while everything quietly unravels behind the scenes.

In this episode of Casting It Out, we’re talking about what it really means to be “fine” when you’ve completely derailed your life on purpose and are trying to rebuild it from the ground up. Between job hunting, moving to new places, and figuring out what actually makes us happy, we’re deep in the chaos of starting over and trying to laugh through it.

We’ve done all the things you’re supposed to do: got the degrees, built the careers, hit the milestones. Now we’re both sitting in that weird in-between where everything looks good on paper, but none of it feels like us anymore. It’s disorienting, humbling, and somehow hilarious.

This isn’t an episode about fixing your life; it’s about realizing it was never really broken. We talk about the emotional hangover of always achieving, the burnout that follows when your identity is built around productivity, and the confusing freedom that comes with letting it all fall apart.

There are moments of honesty, delusion, and denial, the full cocktail of trying to function while redefining what “success” even means. We share how we’ve been pretending to be productive, the weird guilt that comes with rest, and what it feels like to start over when everyone else seems settled.

If you’ve ever quit something that was supposed to make you happy, moved cities just to breathe again, or found yourself staring at a blank to-do list, wondering who you even are now, this one’s for you.

Casting It Out is a Nashville-based podcast about the chaos of womanhood, reinvention, and existing outside of expectations. Hosted by two women who are currently unemployed, rebuilding, and laughing through it, this episode is your reminder that “fine” doesn’t mean failure. It’s just the messy middle of becoming who you actually are.

Send us a text

Making friends felt simple when we were kids, but somewhere between growing up, moving, and figuring ourselves out, it got complicated. In this episode, we talk about what friendship looked like for us through every stage: from childhood to high school, college, and now. We dive into the ups and downs of connection, the people we’ve been versus who we are now, and how our experiences have shaped the way we approach friendship today. From awkward introductions to online connections and unexpected bonds, we explore what it really takes to make (and keep) friends as an adult and why every attempt feels a little different from the last.

In this episode of Casting it Out, hosts Josie D-G and Kayla P open up about unemployment, layoffs, and the challenges of starting over. They talk about finding confidence after job loss, the highs and lows of job hunting, and how hitting pause on their careers helped them find purpose again.

In the first episode of Casting it Out, hosts Josie D-G and Kayla P share their personal stories of leaving rural Massachusetts behind and starting over in Nashville. With honesty and humor, they talk about friendship, heartbreak, and the leap it takes to build a new life in an unfamiliar city.

In this episode, they open up about:

• What it’s really like to move away from a small town
• How it feels to start over in a city where you don’t know anyone
• The fears and excitement that come with big life changes
• Why choosing yourself is sometimes the bravest thing you can do

Casting it Out is for the chaotic girls' girl. Josie and Kayla bring their own experiences to the table and share a tell-all of things we all go through, but may keep behind closed doors. Casting it Out is a confessional podcast where we share stories to reclaim the meaning behind our experiences. Life shouldn’t be lived within the shame of something that didn’t go as planned. It should be launched into the next chapter, where what happened before is a part of you, a part of us, and there is nothing to be ashamed of.