Stacey Green
Things I Wish I Knew About...
Welcome to *Things I Wish I Knew About...,* a laugh-out-loud podcast that blends invaluable insights with a dash of dark comedy. Hosted by *Stacey Green* of *staceygreenliving* , this weekly show is for anyone who wishes they knew a little bit more about…well, anything and everything! Each episode dives into the things you wish someone had told you before taking the plunge—whether that' starting IVF, penning your first cookbook, or any of life's unexpected adventures. With candid stories and expert guests (sometimes!), we share tales that range from the enlightening to the downright embarrassi...
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Episodios
Things I Wish I Knew About...Getting A Tattoo With Lu Pariselli 21.04.2025 55:24
In this hilarious interview between Stacey Green and tattoo artist Luisa (‘Lu’) Pariselli, the married couple delve into the world of tattooing, exploring the journey of becoming a tattoo artist, the intricacies of the tattoo process, and the therapeutic aspects of getting tattooed. They discuss the importance of thoughtful design, the emotional connections people have with their tattoos, and how...
Things I Wish I Knew About...Canadian Politics and the Federal Election 14.04.2025 1:39:56
In this entertaining and informative conversation, Stacey Green and Joanna (“Jo”) Johnson chat about the complexities of Canadian politics, discussing the upcoming federal election, the importance of political engagement, and the challenges of understanding political structures. They explore the roles of various political parties, the significance of leadership, and the impact of policies on socie...
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