Clam Slam

In this Clam Slam episode of Season 2, I’m joined by my roommate Larissa for an unfiltered, Aries-powered conversation that dives into how certain aspects of feminism can be toxic, the dynamics of the male gaze, and the subtleties of dating in this climax—I mean climate (because let’s be honest, the mark is often missed). We chat about everything from heated email debates with property management...

Welcum back at long last, Clam fans! I’m in yet another transition (shocker, right? And not in a hot way). I reflect on the lessons of letting go of outcomes and regaining control over my relationships, especially after the end of a significant one. This episode is all about personal growth, emotional challenges, and intentional self-reflection. Tune in for a raw, real, and slightly irreverent tak...

This season is a powerful one. I dive incredibly deep into my emotions, exploring the rawest parts of myself (with a few jokes along the way, you know how I am). Join me in my depths and return with morsels of knowledge, hope, and inspiration for yourself.

Alas, the first season of Clam Slam is cumming to a close. In this final Lonely Clam segment, I deep throat myself a little (or a lot) by discussing the key lessons I learned over this past year, and the magic and love that came with it.

In this Lonely Clam segment, I break down Astrology andhuman design for all of the enthusiasts, and the haters.

Hell ya, we're back with Brooke. In this Clam Slam episode, Brooke breaks down the relationship that took a turn in California (trigger warning). We get into mom stuff, (are you even my friend if you don't have mommy issues?) and Brooke's experience being on and off anxiety medication - and the natural alternatives she's found.

In this Lonely Clam episode, I get into the biggest part ofmy spirituality. Developing a relationship with yourself is as close to God you can get. I break down my journaling practices, rituals, and how I use tarot for guidance. Hard "Wu-Wu" warning.

In this Clam Slam episode, I introduce my friend Brooke *swellswith love* and she tells some wild stories. We talk about her experience dating the famous, the adventure she had while living in California, and how present  projector energy has been in her life along with the invitations she has received because of it.

In this part three of the Emily saga, we slam around about griefetiquette, how generations evolve over time, and bisexuality.

In this Lonely Clam rant, I'm triggered af. I want to apologize in advance for yelling *sweat face emoji*. Let’s talk about narcissists for a whole half hour, since they love being the center of attention so much. (Excuse my misspoken words, when I get to rapping it happens.) We know the classic red flags, let's talk about what's not so talked about.

We're back with Emily. In this Clam Slam episode, we get into solo activities (spoiler alert: not the hot kind, unfortunately). This conversation jumps from introspection and inner child work, to why astrology b*tches have a bad rep. Let's get juicy.

This Clam Slam episode is just *chef kiss* superb. I introduce my friend Emily, and we slam around about mommy issues, healthy (and unhealthy) family dynamics, people pleasing, and the journey one takes to develop their personality.

Implementing boundaries sucks. If you’re a 'pick me' b*tchlike me, you’re always going to feel like a dick for having boundaries. In this Lonely Clam episode, we boss the f*ck up. I will explain the importance of boundaries,  signs that you need them, and the dangers that come from not having them.

In this Lonely Clam episode, I talk about the meaning of shadow work and how it has shown up for me in my life. I break down how I have learned to embrace my shadow, but also heal from its murky depths.

In this Lonely Clam episode, I cover a hot topic discussedamongst my peers recently, and that’s a lack of purpose. If we feel there is no meaning to the life we are living, we get depressed, unmotivated, and we become stagnant. Listen to find out how I used Chat GPT as my mom in this hunt for purpose.

We've all had relationshits. In this Lonely Clam episode, Ishare the hard pills I had to swallow about myself when my relationship suddenly ended.

In this Lonely Clam episode, I am talking about what itmeans to be a “scapegoat child." This is a common placement in the family dynamic of a narcissist. I discuss how it has affected me and my outlook on the world, and how isolating it can be to be the black sheep of the family, or the outlier.