Love should never make you feel small, yet for many, religious trauma and family expectations demand exactly that. In this raw conversation, David reveals the suffocating silence of growing up gay in a religious home and a moment of self discovery on the Oregon coast that felt like drowning.

To counter the pain of conditional love, Alice shares her vision of a faith that does not demand perfection. Together, they explore the power of unconditional acceptance and why we must thank the people who hurt us for teaching us exactly who not to be.

Why do we say yes when we mean no? Alice and David explore the cost of overgiving, how to set healthy boundaries, and why saying no can be the kindest act. If you struggle with people-pleasing, codependency, or feeling taken for granted, this conversation is for you.

In this intimate conversation, Alice and David explore the performative masks we wear to fit in and the exhausting weight of living behind them. Alice shares a spiritual vision of digging up childhood wounds she thought were healed, while David opens up about the deep shame of feeling unlovable. Together they talk about healing, forgiveness, and learning to be seen, moving from healing to wholeness and finding freedom in showing up as yourself, messy parts and all. If you have ever struggled with self‑worth or longed to feel whole, this conversation offers companionship on the journey.

What does it mean to find your place in the world when you haven’t figured it all out? In this first episode, Alice and David explore how purpose can emerge through uncertainty and how personal pain can shape a life of compassion and belonging.

Together they talk about the ways our deepest hurts can become sources of strength and how showing up authentically, without apology, might be the most important thing we do. If you have ever felt lost, excluded, or unsure of your path, this conversation is a reminder that you are not alone and that your story is where purpose begins.