We’ve all heard it before: “Just get over it.” But what if healing doesn’t mean forgetting? What if you don’t need to move on—you just need to keep moving?

In this deeply honest episode, Kari and Blythe break down the myth of “moving on” and explore the real, nonlinear path of healing. From grief and heartbreak to life-altering diagnoses, they share personal stories, tender truths, and empowering reframes to help you move forward without shame.

✨ What We Talk About:

• The myth of “moving on” and why it’s so harmful
• How grief, joy, and healing can all exist together
• What to say (and not say) to someone in pain
• Learning to set boundaries as part of your healing
• The grief box analogy and nonlinear healing
• Creating joyful rituals and celebrating your progress

This isn't just a makeover—it's a reclamation.

In this powerful episode, Blythe and Kari dive into what it really looks like to take your power back after a major life shift, like divorce or loss. From reclaiming your physical space to rewriting your story, they explore how grief and joy can exist side by side—and how even a buffalo painting or a Target run can symbolize transformation.

You’ll hear vulnerable and empowering stories of what it means to reclaim room by room, ritual by ritual, joy by joy. Whether you’ve gone through a breakup, a move, or any kind of life disruption, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone—and that joy is always waiting to be reclaimed.

✨ Let this be your reminder: you’re allowed to want more. You’re allowed to take up space. You’re allowed to make your life beautiful, your way.

In this deeply honest episode of In Joy the Show, Blythe and Kari sit down to reflect on the emotional waves of life after major transition—especially divorce—and what it looks like to rediscover your power, identity, and joy in the middle of grief.

We talk about what’s awkward, what’s beautiful, and what’s still possible when everything shifts. From sleeping alone for the first time to learning how to accept support, this is a conversation about letting people in and remembering you can stand on your own.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever found themselves asking, “Who am I now?” and still choosing to answer, “Someone who’s not done yet.”

✨ What we unpack:

• The layers of reclaiming your identity after a relationship ends
• The tension between strength and vulnerability
• How support doesn’t make you weak—it makes you seen
• Why joy matters in the middle of the messy parts
• The beauty of letting community show up for you

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s full of laughter, compassion, and courage.