When I first started Warmly, Magnolia, I didn’t imagine it would become such a space of reflection — not just for my listeners, but for me, too.

I created this podcast because I’ve always believed that healing starts with honesty. The kind that’s uncomfortable. The kind that makes you sit still for a moment and ask, “Why do I keep doing this?” or “What am I really afraid of?”

That’s where Warmly, Magnolia came from — a blend of my work as a therapist, my personal experiences with love and loss, and my own lessons in boundaries, vulnerability, and self-worth.

I’m not here to talk at you — I’m here to grow with you. To remind you that you can have depth and softness. Strength and stillness. That your story doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful.

When I sit down to record, I think about the those of us who’ve been through enough to know what pain feels like — but are still brave enough to believe in healing. That’s my audience. That’s my “why.”

I named this episode “Magnolia, The Voice. The Vision. The Mood.” because Warmly, Magnolia isn’t just a podcast. It’s an energy. It’s a mirror. And it’s a love letter to everyone who’s learning to choose themselves — one boundary, one conversation, one breath at a time.

So as you listen today, I hope you hear my story and see a bit of your own reflected back. Because Warmly, Magnolia isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence. And that’s exactly what I bring here, every time I press record.

Warmly,

Magnolia

XOXO

Ever wondered if you’re missing relationship red flags—or overlooking the green ones? In this episode of Warmly Magnolia, we break down the meaning behind red, yellow, and green flags in dating and partnerships. With humorous stories and heartfelt examples featuring Blue and Pink, you’ll learn how to spot the warning signs, navigate the caution zones, and celebrate the signals of healthy, supportive love.

Whether you’re single, coupled, or somewhere in between, join us for real talk, gentle wisdom, and a little laughter on the path to better connections.

Warmly,

Magnolia

XOXO