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looking at secrets to understand why we are the way we are. hosts BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS, a arts show with 64 episodes published.
The Mistake I Keep Making (And Maybe You Do Too) I used to think my biggest problem was saying too much. I’m Carissa. I’m bad at keeping secrets — literally, it’s the name of my podcast — and for a long time I low-key be
Persuasion (n.): The act of causing someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument. From the Latin persuadere — to advise thoroughly. Note that nowhere in the definition does it say anything about the o
‘I don’t make content for you.’ I was reading something Gabby wrote recently and it stopped me in my tracks. We both feel it — the world is a lot right now. We see it the same way, we respect each other deeply, and yet w
Let’s be real, happy endings mean what again? In today’s episode of Bad At Keeping Secrets, I’m sitting down with Rachel Hochhauser, author of Lady Tremaine — a stunning reimagining of Cinderella told through the eyes of
Recently, my dear friend, artist and author, Lisa Solomon asked me if I would write about the color grey. I told her I was bad with color, so gray was perfect. It was for her book, Art Craft Color - where she asked 20 ar
Almost everything will work again if you unplug for a few mintues inclduing you. -Anne Lemott Hey, it’s Carissa, and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. Today, we’re diving into something I think we all feel but struggle to
In celebration of darkness, this week I want to revisit my chat with Katherine May, a best-selling author and podcast host, of whom I adore in so many ways. I first heard about her with her book, Wintering: The Power of
Hi, it’s Carissa, and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. For the past few months, when people have asked what I am reading, I have replied a book about a mommune. I swear, everyone I told was interested in hearing more. I’m
Today I’m joined by Jessica Baum, a psychotherapist and the author of Safe: A New Way of Looking at Attachment. Her book comes out next week! I promise you will love it. Or I hope you like it as much as I did. How to Kno
More Than Love: A Conversation on Grief, Legacy, and Becoming Ourselves There are some stories that never stop unfolding, they just shift shape as we move through life. This week, I am talking with Natasha Gregson Wagner
Today I’m joined by Jessica Baum, a psychotherapist and the author of Safe: A New Way of Looking at Attachment. In our conversation, Jessica opens up about her own journey from anxious attachment to a place of safety, an
Before we start I just wanted to invite you to come hang with Ruthie Ackerman and I at Womb House Books on Wednesday, September 24 · 6:30 - 8:30pm PDT. It is a small gathering where we will do some exercises from my book
What if you had a magic 8 ball… but it actually knew you? And instead of spitting out “Ask again later,” it handed you a question so sharp, or so tender, that you couldn’t help but see yourself differently. Today, I’m ta
Hi. It’s Carissa and this is bad at keeping secrets. How do you feel sad? What does grief look like? This week I have the pleasure sit down with Carla Fernandez to talk about something we all carry but don’t really know
Need permission to share your story? This episode is for you. This week, I talk with psychologist and author Dr. Jessica Zucker about grief, vulnerability, and her new book Normalize It. Got something you’re spiraling on
Proof of Life. Proof of Enough.This week, I had the joy of talking with Jennifer Pastiloff, bestselling author of On Being Human, about her powerful new book Proof of Life — and wow. This book is a reminder that being me
Hi, it’s Carissa, and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. Are you an anxious person? I am. So when I saw the headline “This book is for anxious women,” I had to get it. I feel oddly calmed and understood by the complex socia
Wanting Both: Motherhood, Art, and the Questions That Linger Hi, it's Carissa, and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. For the longest time, I believed I’d just know whether I wanted to be a mom. Like a bolt of clarity would
Hi, it's Carissa, and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. Before I had a kid, my garden was my holy place. Still is, just things are a little more wild now. This week, I talk with Debbie Millman from Design Matters about her
Hey everyone, it is Carissa and this is Bad at Keeping Secrets. What to do when you get dumped? There is no real guide, telling you how to actually just be. Today I am talking to mother/daughter collaborators Suzy Hopkin
Gabby
entrepreneurial coach · Rosa’s Cakes
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Solomon
Founder · The Atheneum Collective
1 appearance on this show
Paul Leonardi
1 appearance on this show
Katherine May
author of Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Baum
psychotherapist and author of Safe: A New Way of Looking at Attachment · null
2 appearances on this show
Ruthie Ackerman
author of The Mother Code · Ignite Writers Collective
1 appearance on this show
Vicki Tan
Spotify
1 appearance on this show
Carla Fernandez
Author: Renegade Grief and Co-Founder: The Dinner Party · The Dinner Party
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jessica Zucker
psychologist specializing in women's reproductive and maternal mental health · Eastridge Workforce Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Pastiloff
bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Carissa
family nurse practitioner · Rove
1 appearance on this show
Debbie Millman
designer, author, educator, curator, artist, pioneering podcast host · Design Matters
1 appearance on this show
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