Fine, I'll Talk About It

What happens after someone leaves prison? Most people assume the hardest part is serving the sentence. For many, the real struggle begins after release. In this episode of Fine, I’ll Talk About It , Danielle sits down with peer support specialist and prison in-reach advocate Josh Cook to talk about life after incarceration and the systems that make reintegration difficult. Josh spent seven and a h...

Today's conversation delves into the impact of toxic business coaching and the influence of social media on business strategies. It highlights the deceptive nature of business coaching, the dangers of social media marketing, and the trauma experienced by individuals due to deceptive coaching practices. The lack of transparency in coaching and the predatory nature of coaching are also discussed, al...

IDanielle Young speaks with shamanic Reiki master Tina Clark about misinformation, discernment, and how social media has reshaped modern spiritual practices. They discuss how to recognize red flags in online healing spaces, why many people struggle to evaluate spiritual claims, and how influencer culture affects trust and credibility. The conversation explores common misconceptions about Reiki and...

Danielle Young speaks with mental wellbeing coach and former social worker Maz Alexander about burnout, mental exhaustion, and why many high-achieving women wait too long to prioritize their mental health. Drawing from her 18-year career working with adults experiencing acute mental illness, Maz shares how chronic workplace stress, toxic environments, and caregiver pressure led to her own burnout...

In this episode of 'Fine I'll Talk About It', host Danielle Young speaks with Kayla McDonald, a writer and food freedom guide, about her unique approach to health coaching. Kayla shares her personal journey from struggling with binge eating to developing a somatic coaching method that emphasizes creativity and self-discovery. They discuss the importance of mindset, the challenges clients face, and...

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of a terrorist bombing, long-term PTSD, survivor’s guilt, trauma symptoms, and emotional distress. In a world that often favors positivity over authenticity, discussing trauma can feel like a taboo. In the latest episode of the podcast "Fine, I'll Talk About It," host Danielle Young and guest Christy Scarpeano delve into the complex layers of heali...

TW: Pregnancy loss, stillbirth In this episode, Danielle Young speaks with Jeff Loving, author of 'Holding onto the Light', about the often overlooked role of fathers in the journey of loss and healing. Jeff shares his personal experiences with grief after losing two children and the challenges he faced in finding support as a father. The conversation delves into the emotional complexities of loss...

In this episode of 'Fine I'll Talk About It', host Danielle Young speaks with Nathan Francis, a men's coach and speaker, about his transformative journey from a party lifestyle to a path of self-discovery and healing. Nathan shares his experiences of hitting rock bottom, the importance of emotional awareness, and the impact of societal expectations on masculinity. He discusses the significance of...

Summary In this episode, Danielle sits down with Spirit Medium Daniel for a raw conversation about purpose, choice, and the work most people avoid. Daniel shares how his lifelong ability to see and communicate with spirit shaped his understanding of why people stay stuck and what it actually takes to move forward. He breaks down why purpose is far simpler than we make it, why letting go is non-neg...

TW: mental health, suicide, strong language In this episode, Danielle Young and Pete D discuss the importance of mental health conversations, breaking the stigma surrounding mental health issues, and the challenges men face in discussing their feelings. They explore the impact of social media on mental health, the significance of listening in conversations about suicide, and the importance of seek...

Fine, I’ll Talk About It cuts through the noise and gets real about the things you’re tired of pretending don’t bother you. You get straight talk, fresh takes, and honest conversations that make you feel seen. No filters. No sugarcoating. Just you, me, and the truth you’ve been wanting to say out loud.