Thoughts May Vary is a podcast about changing our minds. With the common threads of mental health and nuance weaved throughout each conversation, TMV encourages us to share what we’re learning in real time as a way to illuminate the process. Garnering the power of community, writer and journalist, Gabriela Ulloa, and mental health consultant, Meadowlark Monaghan, invite you to help make personal d... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & FitnessMental Health |
On today’s episode, we are joined by TV host and journalist, Danielle Robay. We chat about why you should be asking better questions and how to get there. We also dive into her egg freezing journey and discuss the value of sharing these kinds of pers... more
In today’s episode, we dive into all things shadow work. We share our own experiences with the shadow — the most rejected and unloved aspects of yourself — and how confronting and integrating these aspects have led to significant personal growth and ... more
Today, we’re unpacking life with dynamic mompreneur, host, tastemaker, and founder of The Cool Mom Co., Lizzy Mathis. Lizzy joins us today to discuss her journey from modeling to creating community-centered platforms, while emphasizing the importance... more
It's our 100th episode!! We're spending this milestone celebrating our first studio, diving into the evolution of Thoughts May Vary, and sharing more about ourselves, our careers, and how we met. We then dive into some fun questions: What is our most... more
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I am so happy I stumbled upon this podcast! Meadow and Gaby have gravitating personalities and so much of what they discuss resonates with my own spiritual journey. I have had at least one take away each episode. I am hooked! You girlies are a ray of light.
shoutout to kelsey for having the girls on circle time or i wouldn’t have found them! i have never felt so at home so fast. i can’t wait to binge every episode. this podcast makes me feel real and grounded me in more ways than i knew i needed. thank you both so much.
These two have some amazingly refreshing and lighthearted conversations around spiritual and mental health. They are also so generous with giving actionable and accessible resources.
It’s like listening to the older sister I have never had! Lots of love and support from Belgium 💞(update loved this season sm)
Feeling very aligned with “I’m where I need to be” whenever I listen. Thank you!! 💌
Apple Podcasts | #172 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
Apple Podcasts | #151 | United Arab Emirates/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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