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This week's episode is the next installment in the series called HappyThankYouMorePlease, where we have guests talk about three things: something they're happy about, something they're craving more of, and something they are grateful for. This week I spoke with herbalist and author Erin Lovell Verinder (who you know from episode 297) and her husband Noah Checkle about their want for space, the movie Sister Act 2, persimmons, their home (which is an old church), friendship, and so much more. They are my dear friends and I hope you like this episode as much as we liked recording it.Show notes:- Erin's book- Sister Act 2 (Movie)- Practical Magic (Movie)- Big Thief (Music) If you liked this episode try out:- Episode 297 with Erin- Ella Wiznia's HappyThankYouMorePlease episode new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET IT OUT letter katie's bookLET IT OUT kits  Sponsors:This episode is supported by Hea

In this week's episode, I spoke with my pal Kelsey about where we are and where we've been in terms of meditation. We cover everything from how to start meditation, our full history with meditation, types of meditation we've tried (TM, Vedic, Kundalini...), getting too dogmatic with meditation, how meditation and journaling go together, and more.Show notes:- Connect with Kelsey on The Web | Instagram- Use the code HOLIDAY for 20% all kits, including The Write Kit, The Podcast Kit, and The Breakups Kits- Katie's IG Live with Filippa- The Broad Place- David Lynch Foundation- Noise Generator (App)- Sharon Salzberg If you liked this episode try out:- Episode 134 with Gabrielle Bernstein- Episode 115 with Bob Roth- Episode 259 with Thom Knoles Sponsors: This episode is supported by Headspace, your daily dose of mindfulness in the form of guided meditations in an easy-to-use app. I find it so helpful to have a guided meditation in my pocket, and they have meditations for every situation. So many of the people in my

This week I spoke with Aycee Brown, founder of @goodnightdarlingco and spiritual thought leader. In our conversation, she gives advice for sleep, romantic relationships, friendships, entrepreneurship, and more. She spoke about human design and how it fits with astrology, her trajectory to sharing the work she does now, and much more. Show notes:- Connect with Aycee on the Web | Instagram- Aycee's podcast, Is My Aura On Straight? (a few of my favorite episodes: Projectors Not Self, The Bitter Betties, The Insecurity of Growth, & Rising Sign Realness)- Goodnight Darling Co.- Creative Visualization by Shakti Gawain (Book)- Find your Human Design aura type here- The first Happythankyoumoreplease episode with Josh Radnor If you liked this episode try out:- Habits, Growth, Doing our Best, Human Design, and Love with Erin Claire Jones- What's Your [De]sign? Making Human Design a Common Language & Connection with Erin Claire Jones- Human Design, Family, Connection, & Parenting with Jenna Zoë Favorites:- G

This week's episode will be comforting and nourishing. I spoke with Marlee Grace for the second time on LET IT OUT. She’s a dancer, radio show host, and writer. She's also the author of the books How to Not Always Be Working, which we spoke more about the last time, and the new book GETTING TO CENTER. She’s genuinely one of my favorite thinkers and people, and I loved both of our episodes together. This time we discuss crushes and big feelings, creativity and routines, catastrophic thinking, newness and moving, a lot about codependency, Instagram addiction, productivity, friendship, and of course, getting to center.   Show notes:- Connect with Marlee on the Web | Instagram- Friendship Village- Marlee's new book Getting to Center (+ the audiobook version)- 9 part podcast series about Dolly Parton- Get 20% off any Let It Out Kit with code "fall20" If you liked this episode try out:- Episode 248 with Marlee new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide

this week i got to talk to my good friend Anjie Cho. Anjie and i met several years ago and for the entire time I was in NYC we would meet wednesdays to meditate together. Anjie has helped me with the feng shui of all of my apartments, and in this episode I spoke with her about my new space in LA. it's a real session where you'll hear me candidly speak about where I am and what i'm hoping for as she helps me with my space. we also talk about what we've learned from the pandemic, the connection between space and creativity, letting go of things, the connection between eating disorders and space, generosity, and more. Anjie also shares a space clearing meditation at the end that you can do along with us or fast forward. Show notes:- Connect with Anjie on the Web | Instagram- Anjie's online store and blog- Anjie's book- Myers Briggs personality test- it's the last week to join this semester of Creative Underdogs! If you liked this episode try out:- Episode 181 with Anjie- Episode 65 with Anjie new to *let it out*

You may have noticed there was no podcast the last two weeks...we took an impromptu break because I moved! I met today's guest Naomi through my friend Simi, and I'm so glad I did because this was one of my favorite conversations I've had. We talk about change, growth, our thoughts and beliefs, shifting low self worth, and so much more. It was a really illuminating conversation and I'm excited for you to hear it.Show notes:-Connect with Naomi on The Web | Pinterest | Instagram | Twitter-Creative Underdogs starts today!-Danielle LaPorte on LET IT OUT-Do Less by Kate Northrup (book)-Dr. Joe Dispenza-Wayne Dyer If you liked this episode try out:Episode 136 with Simi Botic on Real Talk on Pregnancy, Self Care, Body Image, and More! new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET IT OUT letter katie's bookLET IT OUT kits  Sponsors:This episode is supported by Orgain, which has the best clean products to help

This week I'm talking to dancer, actress, model, interior designer, and podcast host Hannah Faust. Hannah bursts with confidence in a way I admire, and I loved this conversation with her. We talk about creating spaces and decorating, organization, becoming an organized person, recovery, becoming better at being yourself, confidence, dating during the pandemic, and more. In the intro, I share a few suggestions of items and content I've been into lately.Show notes:- Spiraling Podcast- Creative Underdogs- Hannah's Website- Hannah's Podcast- Sister Corita Kent's rules for art and Katie's post about them- John Cage- Joe Dispenza meditations Favorites- Goli apple cider vinegar gummies- The White Album by Joan Didion (Book)- RMS highlighter- When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron (Book)- On Being Episode with Devendra Banhart If you liked this episode try out:Episode 141 with Lynn Chen of The Actors Diet on love & balance with food, acting, blogging, & a bunch more! new to *let it out* --> start with these l

This week I’m airing a recent interview where I was a guest on the new podcast Back To You with Emily Schultz. Emily and I met years ago at my book launch in Columbus and kept in touch ever since. In this episode we have a candid catch up about change during a year of uncertainty and how the pandemic has impacted us. We get into how the last several months have been, podcasting, creativity, and change. Emily is an amazing host and I loved seeing where she took the conversation. She is an alum of our podcast kit and just launched her show Back to You this week. I also give a few favorites in the intro.Show notes:- The Podcast Kit- Emily's Podcast Back To You- Katie on the Indecisively Decisive Podcast- Simi Botic- Josh Radnor- Spiraling with Katie Dalebout & Serena Wolf If you liked this episode try out:Episode 261 with Simi Botic on Friendship as Adults, 90s Bonding, Clueless, & More Favorites:- Brooke and Mike's course- Simi's Unmeasured Membership- Kosas Lipstick in Stardust- Nalgene Water Bottle ne

This summer we decided to do our first let it out book club, and my friend Karolina told me she had the perfect book for us. We chose the new novel The House of Deep Water by today's guest Jeni McFarland. It's a unique story with deeply developed characters about family, trauma, and change, and it takes place in my home state of Michigan. This conversation covers trauma, therapy, mental health, Jeni's writing rituals, and how’s she taking care of herself in the pandemic. I loved speaking with Jeni. It’s a shorter conversation so I’m going to get back into the habit of something I used to do years ago which is sharing some of my "favorites."Show notes:- The House of Deep Water (Book)- Connect with Jeni on Instagram | The Web- Share your suggestions for our next book on the @letitouttt Instagram!- Christine's YouTube channel, Let It Out episode, & Instagram- Christine's ceramics shop- Plants for the People: A Modern Guide to Plant Medicine by Erin Lovell Verinder (Book)- Nettle & alfalfa infusions- Let

Welcome back to a new season of the podcast! This week I spoke with my friend Shanthony Exum who is a true life artist. She's one of the funniest people I know and talented at so many things. She is a writer, musician, and comedian who is hilarious, wise, and so supportive and kind, which you’ll hear in the funny story of how we met in Las Vegas. We talk about: moving and change,  being a performer during Covid, what happens after a big success, body image, DIY culture, defying traditional institutions, Intersectionality, improv, and what she's loving lately. Show notes:- Katie's live journaling workshop on September 3rd, 2020- Journaling 101 kit- The Podcast Starter Kit- Connect with Shanthony on Instagram | Twitter | YouTube- Shanthony's EP How It Is- Shanthony's NPR song- Thunder Thighs music video- Belly Bounce video- The Every Body Project- Bush for the Push video- Well, That Escalated Quickly: Memoirs and Mistakes of an Accidental Activist by Franchesca Ramsey (Book)- Shanthony's "How to properly wear a

I'm speaking to my friend Leah Clancy. Leah and I met in the most kismet circumstance and developed a bond around several things, including writing and creativity, which we focus on in this episode. Leah is a poet and writer who holds both a bachelor's from NYU and an MFA in writing from CAL Arts. We talk about process, habits, and routines around writing and beyond. We drank wine and giggled as we answered listener questions on writing. I hope you have as much fun eavesdropping as we did recording this.Show notes:- Connect with Leah on The Web | Instagram- The WRITE KIT (!!!)- Please join me in supporting The Loveland Foundation, which provides financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy.If you liked this episode try out:Episode 303 with Stephanie DanlerShow notes:Instagram Twitter FacebookPeach MagCalamity MagPotluck MagThe Artist's Way by Julia Cameron (Book)Binders full of womenHeather Christle (Poet/Author)I Remember by Joe Brainard (Book)Bernadette Mayer (Poet) - Her list of journaling

This is the second episode of our new series: happy thank you more please. The title comes from Josh Radnor's 2010 film, and the series is based on the central theme of the movie: gratitude. Each guest comes with: something they're happy about, something they're grateful for, and something they're craving more of. It's a place to share art, quotes, places, food, and ideas. Above all, it’s a show about bonding over what we share and discovering. This second episode is with Ella, founder of The Series, a clothing line I love. We talk about intuition and eating disorder recovery, bond over our love for the film Frances Ha, and more.Show notes:- Dissect Podcast- Expanded Podcast (Katie was on episode 61)- Lady Bird (Movie)- Frances Ha (Movie)-My episode with Bob Roth on Transcendental Meditation - The Girl Who Cried Sorry (Article by Katie)- The Series on The Web | Instagram -quote by Martha Graham on intuition: "There is a vitality, a life force, an energy, a quickening that is translated through you into action

Lenéa Sims is the founder of @innerplay__outerwork. We’ve known each other for years and this conversation covered so much ground and felt so nourishing to me. Whether she's teaching about self-development or systemic racism, her mission is the same: to provide a safe, communal, and fun place to learn and grow. Her work has been featured in Paper, Essence, and on stage at SXSW. We will be collaborating a lot more. As I mention in this episode, I'm a member of her antiracism practice group outer work, and now part of inner play too. I recommend them both so highly.Show Notes:- Lenéa's antiracism group Outer Work- Inner Play and Camp Inner Play Membership- Lenéa's "Frontal Lobe Hold" exercise- Lenéa's video about spiritual privilege- Lenéa's video on manifesting where you live- The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron (Book)- Stephen Cope (Author)- Energy Medicine by Donna Eden (Book)- Lenéa's "How to Practice Growing" program- Email info@letitouttt.com to join the LET IT OUT book club!  We're reading The House of Dee

In this conversation I got to speak with one of my favorite writers, Stephanie Danler. She is the author of the international bestseller, Sweetbitter, and the creator and executive producer of the Sweetbitter series on Starz. Her work has appeared in the Sewanee Review, Vogue, The New York Times Book Review, and The Paris Review Daily. I loved her latest book, Stray, a memoir that came out recently. In this episode we discuss many of the themes of the book including inheriting trauma, boundaries, relationships, motherhood and more. We also talk about writing, her process, creativity, and food. Show notes:- Sweetbitter (Book)- Stray (Book)- Owens Valley- Melissa Febos- Fierce Attachments by Vivian Gornick (Book)- Inheritance by Dani Shapiro (Book)- Luster by Raven Leilani (Book)- Summer workshop series with Katie and Helen Phelan If you liked this episode try out:Episode 175 with Ashley Ford Sponsors:Skillshare is offering our listeners 2 months of free Premium Membership. Explore new skills, deepen existing p

This week I spoke with web designer and digital entrepreneur Puno, the founder of ilovecreatives, a platform connecting and edu-taining creatives living what she calls a "slashie life". She also co-created PeopleMap.co, an Instagram marketing tool where you can strategically find, grow, and track your community. She is a new friend and someone I super enjoyed speaking with. We discussed topics including direct communication, starting a business, learning styles, working with a partner, giving feedback, online education, exploring bias, connection, and more.- Connect with Puno on Instagram- ilovecreatives- Biased by Jennifer L. Eberhardt (Book)- Please join me in supporting The Loveland Foundation, which provides financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy. If you liked this episode try out:- Adam J. Kurtz on Community, Art, Marriage, Social Media, Self-Help, New York and more Sponsors:There’s no “one-size-fits-all” when it comes to shampoo and conditioner. Prose creates custom shampoo and co

Dom Roberts is a 22-year-old activist, artist, designer, and content creator who is doing important work with so much gentleness and kindness and ease.  I loved this conversation, and I’m grateful that she took the time to talk and share all she did. We get into having tough anti-racism conversations, how self care is unique for everyone, authentic vs. performative allyship, cancel culture, the importance of design, social media etiquette right now, the importance of unpacking racism early, and more. I am honored to share her message with you. Please follow her for more resources and do what you can to become an active ally. Show notes:- Connect with Dom on Instagram- The Uncomfortable- The Bare Maximum - Steve Lacy- Man Repeller Transparency Report- The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer (Book)- Support the Loveland Therapy Fund If you Liked This Episode Try Out:- Episode 233 with Cat Lantigua Sponsors:Skillshare is offering us 2 months of free Premium Membership. Explore new skills, deepen exi

There wasn’t an episode last week because I was and am listening more than talking. We were muted to amplify voices of BIPOC last week. And I am committed to following, amplifying and supporting Black voices moving forward. This is our 300th episode. Which feels like a big milestone to celebrate, but also an opportunity to reflect and own how I can continue to improve and amplify the voices and work of marginalized people.Mental Health Resources for the Black community:The Loveland Therapy Fund - helps cover therapy costs for Black women and girlsThe Nina Pop Mental Health Recovery Fund and The Tony McDade Mental Health Recovery Fund from the Okra Project - emergency mutual aid fund that raises money to pay for one-time mental health therapy sessions for Black Trans people with licensed Black therapistsBEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health) - Online Black-centered support and healingFat Women of Color Collective - private online community led by Ivy Felicia created to support fat women of color in healing t

This is the first episode introducing a new podcast series called HappyThankYouMorePlease. The title comes from Josh Radnor's 2010 film, and the series is based on the central theme of the movie: gratitude. Each guest comes with: something they're happy about, grateful for, and craving more of.  It's a place to share art, quotes, places, food, and ideas. Above all, it’s a show about bonding over what we share and discovering. This first episode is with Josh talking about the film he wrote, directed, and starred in.This episode uses the film as a jumping off point for a conversation that covers adulthood, worthiness, heartbreak, creativity, change, friendship, and mentorship.  Josh is one of my favorite people to talk to--his retention of wisdom and his devotion to living a creative life always inspire me and this conversation is no exception. Show notes:new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET I

Show notes:- Christy's book- Katie's episodes on Food Psych: Orthorexia - When Healthy Eating Hurts, Relationships in Eating Disorder Recovery, The Body Positivity Journey - Live Episode, How to Share Your Anti-Diet Journey- The Interview Kit- The Breakups Kit- Journaling 101 Kit If You Liked This Episode Try Out:- Episode 59 with Christy Harrison- Episode 99 with Christy Harrison on Eating Disorder Recovery, Boundaries, Starting the Food Psych Podcast & more new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET IT OUT letter katie's book: https://amzn.to/2W4bHufLET IT OUT kits

Show notes:- Connect with Erin on The Web | Instagram- Erin's book- Katie's book- Braiding Sweetgrass (book)- The Overstory (book)- Big Thief (music) Likes and Learns:- Tapping- Staying hydrated / metal straws in mason jars If You Liked this Episode Try Out:Episode 241 with Mama Medicine (who has a new book out!) new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET IT OUT letter katie's book: https://amzn.to/2W4bHufLET IT OUT kits