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Elisabeth and Missy caught up this month and chatted about the holidays and what's happening with our families. In this episode we also drop in a clip from last month's episode with Robin where we explain who we are and why we podcast (in case you are a new fan!). We also listened to the first few minutes of our very first episode we recorded with Jennifer Judd. We are grateful for the many people who have come along on this adventure, both guests and the many who support us in the background. Look forward for fresh new episodes in the early spring! Enjoy!

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Here is your special December gift – a second episode!

In this episode, we meet Robin Johnson, a 20 year plus Army veteran, who after retiring from active duty and a couple of transitional jobs, discovered that her passion lies in the intersection of workplace culture, comedy, and supporting the veteran community. So she started her own consulting firm focused on helping organizations to improve culture and humor and build stronger veteran and military spouse talent pipelines.

Robin has toured worldwide as a standup comedian with Armed Forces Entertainment, and was voted Charleston, South Carolina's best comedian, and she is a certified humor professional. She has a new corporate gig that we chat about, and she also answers the question: were you always funny, or did the Army and military life make you funny?

This is the second episode this season where we discuss grief and how to respond to it. Robin and Missy would say, “always with humor.” We know you will love this episode!

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Heidi is an infectious person to talk to. She still finds humor and laughter while honoring her son Alex. You will be inspired by her.

In this episode, we talk to our friend Heidi. She is the creator and host of Alley Kat Chat, with segments such as Crime in the Valley, Tunesday Tuesday, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Minute with the Mayor (Show currently in hiatus but expecting new content soon!) Heidi owns Pink Power Printing. She is also a certified Family Wellness Instructor, a Grief Coach, an Equine Therapy Advocate, and Practitioner. Finally, Heidi has created a vlog titled Perfectly Imperfect where she shares daily videos discussing an array of topics, but most notably about grief and loss. In Heidi's words, she is "Sharing my compass to help others find light in the darkest moments."

*While we do touch on suicide and navigating loss, we also laugh and discuss a plethora of other things