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Hi, I’m Raven. This is the part of the day where I sit in my car a little longer than I need to. Sometimes I go down random rabbit holes. Sometimes I vent. Sometimes I overshare. Sometimes I solve absolutely nothing. If you’re looking for polished, this probably isn’t it. If you’re looking for honest, pull up a seat.
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Before I Go Inside
<p>No topic. No agenda. Just me, sitting in the car with entirely too many thoughts and nowhere in particular to take them.</p><p>This is a true free-for-all episode: life updates, current obsessions, random complaints, things making me happy, things I’ve been thinking about, and whatever else my brain decided we needed to discuss along the way.</p><p>Basically, you’re in the passenger seat today. Anyway, where was I?</p>
Before I Go Inside
<p>I have a few pet peeves, and apparently they all boil down to one thing: please let people be people.</p><p>Why do we have to yuck someone else’s yum? Why does me loving something mean you need to tell me why it sucks—or why your thing is better? Why do we compete with our friends instead of rooting for each other? And please stop telling people what they’re supposed to think, believe, or feel.</p><p>Somehow this also turns into Taylor Swift, celebrity hate, virtue signaling, identity, friendship, and one surprisingly complicated question: Are yo...
Before I Go Inside
<p>First day back from PTO, an interview, work stuff… and somehow that turned into me taking inventory of the goals I made for myself in 2026.</p><p>I’m talking about manifestation—but probably not the kind you’re thinking of. Less “the universe will provide” and more “maybe thinking about what you want over and over eventually makes you start moving toward it.”</p><p>Some of my goals are already happening. Some are in progress. Some I haven’t touched yet. But they’re tangible, they’re mine, and I still have time.</p><p>Also: I don’t really do New Ye...
Before I Go Inside
<p>I used to look at grown women obsessed with K-pop and think, Girl… what are you doing? Now I’m listening to BTS, wandering into Stray Kids and MONSTA X, learning everybody’s honey voice, following Wonho’s comeback like I personally have stock in the man, and realizing: Oh no. I get it now.</p><p>In this episode, I talk about accidentally falling down the K-pop rabbit hole—not because I was trying to “catch up,” but because one song kept leading to another question, another group, another music video, another piece of lore, and suddenly I’m doing a full s...
Before I Go Inside
<p>I thought taking time off would feel like a reset. Instead, it reminded me that life doesn’t pause just because I’m on PTO. In this episode, I talk about what my first real day off was actually like, the worries I’ve been carrying about my son, how my own childhood shapes the way I parent, and why I’ve been wrestling with feeling like I’m not doing enough. Just an honest conversation before I go inside.</p>
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