Please Don't Kick Me Out

This episode is being released in honor and dedication to the 9 lives lost during a training accident off the coast of California on July 30, 2020. 7 marines, and 1 sailor were lost during a training event. It has been nearly 48 hours since I have spoken to my husband, and while I know he is safe, the sadness I feel for those families that lost their loved ones is immeasurable. When something in t...

Bonus Episode 4: ConDRAGulations to Shea Couleé, and Black Lives Still Matter! In honor of Shea Couleé winning Ru Paul's Drag Race All Stars Season 5, I wanted to dedicate this episode to drag. I interviewed Nykky a few months ago, but we have been friends ever since meeting in the grilled cheese line at Drag Con in 2019. Nykky is not only the youngest guest on my podcast, but also one of the mo...

This week's episode features Karl Dunn, a writer who authored the book "My Gay Divorce", which will be available for purchase soon. Karl has an incredible story about his career and battling imposter syndrome, as well as writing the self-help book he needed the most. When Karl was getting divorced, he realized there were no books that spoke to his situation. Imposter syndrome impacts everyone in a...

Bonus Episode 3: ACTIVISM STILL MATTERS! I am releasing this episode in light of recent events. I just want to remind everyone that Black Lives Still Matter! In Portland, things are getting quite scary, as private police are terrorizing protestors. Trump is using Portland as a test city. I have said it before, and I will say it again: if black lives do not matter, then neither do all. Activism is...

This week's episode features Chelsea Peitz, a social media coach in the real estate sector. We discuss finding the right career fit, and what it means to feel imposter syndrome, as well as how to combat it. Imposter syndrome rears its ugly head in so many different ways for people, and I am happy to share Chelsea's story. I am so grateful to get to share a different journey with you each week! A r...

This week's episode features Jordan Van Clief, an actor and writer based in Los Angeles. Jordan didn't see the parts she wanted to play, so she wrote them herself. Jordan is witty, funny, inspiring, and amazing all at once. We discuss creating something for you, and how cathartic that is, and her take on imposter syndrome as a working actress. Imposter syndrome rears its ugly head in so many diffe...

This week's episode features Robin, owner of Dash of Pep, AKA my favorite clothing brand! Robin talks about her journey to starting her brand, Dash of Pep. She also talks about mental health and finding your groove in life. I am so elated to share her story with you! We also geek out hard over Disney, and all things glitter and googly eyes. Imposter syndrome impacts everyone in a different way, an...

Are we all pretending this is over, or can we stop acting like toddlers and try and flatten the curve? America, I know it's your birthday and all tomorrow, but can we agree to disagree over how some of ya'll been acting? Let's stop complaining about our freedoms, and not being able to do things, and try and keep ourselves and other safe. This bonus episode is about COVID. My friend Marianne Hallor...

This week's episode features Po Lang, a registered nurse, and founder of Olive Wellness, a virtual holistic clinic you can access anywhere. We discuss eastern versus western medicine, health scares that led her onto a wellness journey, and the tough and rewarding decision to become a business owner. Po is so intuitive and understanding about health and nutrition, and an overall joy to have on the...

This week's episode features John Zuiker, a television art director in the live variety space. We discuss finding your voice and rewriting your path when things don't pan out the way you want. John had big dreams and hopes to work on Broadway sets, but now works for television. John is a fellow Peloton Diehard, a Disney nerd, and an awesome cat dad, to name a few things I love about him. I really...

For this episode, I interviewed Sloane Wormser, a rad hairstylist based out of San Diego, California. Sloane of course happens to be my hairstylist, but also a really spiritually sound and grounded person. We discuss all sorts of stuff, from bullies growing up, to past trauma that shaped who we are as women. It was an absolute delight to have a candid conversation about all things life, without th...

Welcome to a very special episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Brandon & Mikayla, a young married couple that was featured on episode 2 of HBO's "We're Here", featuring Bob The Drag Queen, Shangela, and Eureka O'Hara. The point of the show is to go to towns with conservative viewpoints and try to open the dialogue about equality. They are from Twin Falls, Idaho....

Due to the state of America, and the Black Lives Matter Movement, I chose to bring an emergency bonus episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out to your ears. This episode is all about how to help invoke change for equality in America right now. I sit down with my friend Atecia, an activist - I allow her the floor to talk about the ways in which you can help support change. We also discuss being an ally,...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed librarian, Sarah Marie. We discuss finding your perfect career path, as well as faking it until you make it. Imposter syndrome affects us all in a different way, but I really enjoyed learning more about her! Today, June 1, is also her birthday! Happy birthday Sarah! A reminder: If this podcast helps one person,...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Karoliina Bursain. We discuss exploring your gender identity and understanding how to navigate that decision later in life. It was a very profound conversation! Karoliina chose my podcast as her first place to tell her story, and imposter syndrome felt like the very topic to do so. Imposter syndrome affects us...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed my friend and Broadway-Bound Actress. Mehry Eslaminia. We discuss imposter syndrome, and how you can overcome that feeling in the acting world. We also discuss her exciting next chapter on Broadway and manifesting the good things in your life.  It was a very interesting conversation! Imposter syndrome affe...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed my friend, and content creator, Brandi. Brandi discusses imposter syndrome, and how it relates to her content creation roles. We also discuss friendships, navigating change, and mean assholes from middle school.  It was a very interesting conversation! Imposter syndrome affects us all in a different way, b...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed my dear friend and musician, Jesse Hawkins. Jesse recently came to terms with his sexuality and discusses that along with the feeling of imposter syndrome as a musician. It was a very interesting conversation! Imposter syndrome affects us all in a different way, but I really enjoyed our conversation.  A reminde...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Diane Conklin, an LGBTQIA+ business owner that loves helping other LGBTQIA+ businesses. Imposter syndrome affects us all in a different way, but I really enjoyed our conversation. Diane has an event coming up that she would like to promote, so see below for more information! A reminder: If this podcast helps on...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Linzi Najera-Henville, who brings a unique perspective to the conversation. Imposter syndrome affects us all in a different way, but I really enjoyed our conversation. Linzi and I have been friends since middle school, and have the blunder years to prove it.  If this podcast helps one person, then we have...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Christina Dowers, a marketing manager based in Austin, Texas. Christina and I were former colleagues, and talk about the weird phenomenon of not fitting in while working at ad/marketing agencies, and how we work on (or attempt to) overcoming that feeling while kicking butt at our jobs. **KHUONG LAM's Donation B...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Shelby Eytchison, a San Diego pastry chef, and fellow Navy spouse. Strap in, this is a very deep dive into what it means to be a partner to someone in the military, while also balancing your career. If you've never experienced being with someone in the military or had family-tie to it, you might not realize wha...

Welcome to another episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out. For this episode, I interviewed Lara Russo, a local Denver artist and total badass/boss babe in Denver, Colorado (where I am originally from). She is a small business owner specializing in branding, graphics, and web design...BUT WE MET BECAUSE she painted a commission for me in the watercolor of Nic Cage. Strap in, this is a fun one!  We cov...

For the first episode of Please Don't Kick Me Out, I interviewed Christina Ayers, a fine artist and tattoo artist based out of Ocean Beach, San Diego. She currently works at Last Days Tattoo Parlor, but frequently takes guest spot residencies around the country. We talk about COVID-19, imposter syndrome, why The Beatles are overrated, and more. It was a fun conversation, and I am excited to share...

My name is Bianca Wulwick, and this is "Please Don't Kick Me Out", a podcast where I interview my friends and people that inspire me about the notion of imposter syndrome, and the idea that no one really fits in. Does anyone have it figured out? I know I for sure don't. I want to see what success looks like from all walks of life, and can't wait to hear your perspectives.