what she said

what happens when you look back at the last decade of your life and realize just how much you've changed? with her 50th birthday approaching, angie sits down for a solo episode to reflect on the woman she was at 40, the experiences that shaped her over the last ten years, and the woman she's becoming. she begins with a memory of a trip to hawaii with her young son, during a time when she was navig...

what does it really take to create a world where people feel safe, respected, and free to be themselves? a note before listening: this conversation includes discussions of rape, sexual violence, trauma, and the challenges survivors face in the aftermath. please take care of yourself while listening—or come back to this conversation another time. in this episode of what she said , angie welcomes ba...

what happens when one woman's story feels painfully familiar to millions of others? a note before listening: this episode includes conversations about rape, sexual violence, trauma, and the ways survivors are often scrutinized in the aftermath. please take care of yourself while listening—or come back to this conversation another time. in this solo episode, angie returns to what she said with a co...

what if the next chapter doesn't require you to rush into it? in this shorty episode, angie checks in after ten weeks of what she said to reflect on where the show has been, where it's going, and the fullness of the season she's in right now. she shares what's changing at what she said —including a slower rhythm, some familiar voices returning as co-hosts, and more space for the deeper, wider conv...

what if we gave ourselves a little more grace for doing all of this for the first time? a note before listening: this conversation includes discussions of depression, mental health treatment, sexual assault, and childhood sexual abuse. please take care of yourself while listening. in this episode, angie sits down with her friend mindy kordash-shim for an honest conversation about motherhood, menta...

what does financial security look like when the rules you thought you could rely on no longer seem to apply? in this episode, angie sits down with her friend grace tinsen, an international best-selling author and affordability coach whose relationship with money changed dramatically after she lost nearly everything during a recession. grace shares how divorce, foreclosure, and bankruptcy forced he...

what happens when the tools designed to help us begin to replace our own knowing? in part two of angie's conversation with annie browning, they pick up where they left off: with attention, discernment, and the importance of creating enough space to hear ourselves. this time, they turn toward artificial intelligence and what it means to maintain our sovereignty in a world where it's becoming increa...

what happens when we're constantly taking in more than we have time to process? in part one of this two-part conversation, angie sits down with her longtime friend annie browning, a psychotherapist and mystic whose work lives at the intersection of consciousness, psychology, and leadership. together, they explore what it means to be conscious in a world competing constantly for our attention—and w...

what if the most meaningful life isn't the one everyone expects you to live? in this episode, angie sits down with her sister-in-law, libby birky, to explore what it means to build a life rooted in service, simplicity, and community. from co-founding SAME cafe (so all may eat) to embracing life on the road after stepping away, libby shares how choosing purpose over convention has shaped every seas...

in this episode, angie sits down with her lifelong friend amanda law for a deeply honest conversation about surviving a rare brain tumor, navigating life-changing health challenges, and discovering a new way of moving through the world. together, they explore friendship, spirituality, intuition, and what it means to reinvent yourself in midlife. in this episode: amanda's rare brain tumor diagnosis...

what if motherhood didn't ask you to become less of yourself—but more of yourself? in this episode, angie sits down with lindsay skatrud to explore what it looks like to build a life that honors both motherhood and ambition. together, they talk about becoming a parent later in life, creating space for what matters most, setting boundaries without apology, and embracing a version of motherhood that...

What if you never stop becoming? In this conversation, Angie sits down with her dear friend Bee to explore what it means to keep becoming through every season of life. From rebuilding after profound health challenges to discovering new creative gifts, deepening friendships, embracing motherhood in new ways, and learning to trust herself, Bee reminds us that growth doesn't happen all at once—it unf...

what does it take to finally say yes to yourself? in this conversation, angie sits down with her longtime friend, sondra smith, for an honest discussion about life transitions, education, and the invisible fears that often keep us from becoming who we're meant to be. together, they explore the stories we tell ourselves, the courage it takes to change, and the powerful shift that can happen when we...

why what she said ? why now? in this opening episode, angie shares the story behind what she said and the five lessons women have taught her over the last twenty-five years. from sisterhood and healing to the cost of silence and the power of telling the truth, this conversation is an invitation into the heart of what this space is all about. in this episode: why women gather when life falls apart...