Hey heathens! We survived yet another rapture. I wonder how many times they're going to change the date this time.

(p.s. I called the Julian calendar the Jubilee calendar because I couldn't remember the name but I still like Jubilee better. Makes for a more festive rapture, ya know?)

Anyways, I have moved and it's (you guessed it) to fucking Florida. I grew up here so I get to say that. This week, we talk about the move and my journey with getting birth control. I didn't edit it... I'm not sorry.

Loveyoubyeeeee

Hey heathens, congrats on not getting raptured!

All jokes aside, this week's episode is all about discipline being the guiding force on my road to 32 (being that I turn 32 in two months... wild). Because discipline and creating habits/routines are such a nuanced subject, this is about how I view it as the highest form of self-care.

Thank you for letting me be your constant Wednesday ramble, see you next week (maybe).

This week is another ramble where we catch up on the last 2 weeks of life, because in true Casey fashion, there has been so much that has happened.

I talk about my dreams, moving home, how that plan has changed, the man I am going to see in London, and more of my truth.

Also, my biggest goal is to be more uninhibited by my birthday and turning 32.

This is like the longest voice note you've ever gotten from your friend.

Welcome to the Casey migration season where there is a hint of a cool breeze in Florida so I feel like I can live there again. Actually, I'm moving home for a variety of reasons that we go over in this weeks pod. I also let you guys in on the secret (not secret if you follow me on TikTok) little romance I have blooming.

Oh! and I'm going to London. But first, my mom and I are going to enjoy Nashville and all of it's hikes before I move. I love the chatty update episodes because it is such a beautiful way to catch up.

In this week's episode, we explore the ugly truths of life and your host (me). As well as how imperative it is to understand that part of ourselves to grow. Sometimes life isn't pretty and the ugly or dark parts of ourselves being in the light allow us to be our most authentic self.

On this week's episode of Wild & Rooted, we dive into the rise of conservatism and recession indicators on TikTok, specifically the trend of everyone wanting to remove all of their tattoos.

We bring in historical context, cultural significance, my disdain for organized religion, and strong opinions to tell you why I think you shouldn't remove all of your tattoos. (as someone who once said she wanted to remove all of her tattoos *spoiler alert: I was heavily depressed*)

Grab your mini skirts and pull up a seat.

xx, Casey

Burn it all to the ground...or don't. You do you. I certainly have and did this week with my TikTok page.

This week is another ramble where we talk about burning it all to the ground, Irish goodbye-ing life, trusting our intuition, and showing up for our people.

p.s. Mako says hi.

Welcome to Wild & Rooted the pod where your host, me, Casey Granderson goes off on 50 tangents about everything on her mind in this introduction episode to the podcast.

I promise they'll flow better in the future... or they won't. We'll see.