Welcome To The Real Me.
Shifting from the person I “should” be to the person I want to be.
After four decades on this planet, I’m being honest about who I am, and what I want to do.
It’s not always perfect, but I’m learning a lot about being Imperfectly Honest, and thought you might learn something too.
Candid Conversations
What Happens After “I Do”?
What is a wedding really for — and who are we actually celebrating? Elizabeth sits down with newlywed Morgan Klaas to explore the meaning behind modern marriage: navigating family expectations, learning from divorce, and asking not whether a marriage will last forever, but whether it’s helping you become who you’re meant to be.
Does Someone Have to Be Wrong in Order for Me to Be Right?
What if needing to be right is the most illogical thing of all? A late-night disagreement taught me something I didn’t expect.
What Women Find Attractive: Confidence, Curiosity, and Unexpected Turn-Ons
What actually makes someone attractive? Elizabeth and Kayla get into it—confidence, curiosity, self-awareness, and the green flags most people overlook. If you’re dating, divorcing, or just nosy about human behavior, this one’s for you.
Is It Really Simple to Be Simply Irresistible?
I was taught it was my job to be irresistible AND to resist. Nobody prepared me for the moment I gave a man the green light — and he didn’t take it. Here’s what that cracked open.
When to Sanitize and When to Let It Go
Since the pandemic, “being careful” has quietly crossed into fear for a lot of people. Elizabeth sits down with MSU microbiologist Jovanka Voyich for an honest conversation about what actually matters when it comes to staying healthy — and what we might be willing to let go.
The Ripple Effect | How to Fight Climate Change in 7 Minutes
A hike with a friend turned into a conversation that may redirect $500,000 toward climate solutions — and taught Elizabeth something she didn’t expect. It got her wondering: what’s the ripple effect of maximizing every chairlift, cocktail party, and bus ride conversation?
Mother’s Day Special: An Honest Conversation About Our Moms
Mother’s Day isn’t simple for everyone. In this episode, Elizabeth and Max Scheder-Bieschin get honest about grief, gratitude, and the complicated ways our mothers leave their mark on us.
Can Everyday Conversations Fight Climate Change?
What if the time we spend complaining about weird weather could actually do some good? Elizabeth shares her strategy for turning small talk into conversations about climate change.