Babbles Nonsense

Updated: 27 May 2025 • 187 episodes
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Welcome to my verbal diary where I want to discuss any and all things that is essentially on my mind or have wondered about. Sometimes I will be solo and then other times I will have some amazing guests to bring all different perspectives in life. The ultimate goal is to hopefully bring some joy, laughter, inspiration, education, and just maybe a little bit of entertainment. Don't forget to like, rate, and share the podcast with a friend!

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#174: We"re constantly bombarded with one-size-fits-all health advice, yet millions still struggle with chronic conditions despite following "all the rules." What if the problem isn"t your discipline, but rather that your unique body requires a completely different approach? In this eye-opening conversation with Alex T

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#173: Summer"s approaching, and for those of us blessed with fair skin, the struggle to achieve that sun-kissed glow without damaging UV exposure is real. As a redhead who spent years pursuing the "perfect tan" through harmful methods, I"ve become something of an expert on self-tanners – from the orange disasters of de

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#172:  Ever had a seemingly small decision spiral into years of unexpected consequences? That"s exactly what happened with my under-eye filler journey that began a decade ago. What should have been a simple cosmetic enhancement has turned into a persistent medical saga involving multiple dissolving procedures, surgery,

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#171: The path to women"s rights has been a long and winding road. From gaining the vote just over a century ago to today"s heated battles over reproductive freedom, we"re still fighting many of the same battles our grandmothers faced. But why does it feel like we"re moving backward? This raw, unfiltered conversation d

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#170: The strength we build from standing on our own can sometimes become the very wall that keeps meaningful connection at bay. For those of us who"ve mastered self-sufficiency—especially women who pride themselves on independence—there"s a shadow side rarely discussed: profound loneliness. Most of us didn"t become in

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