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Tracy chats with comedian Alan Shane Lewis about the sea of emotions that come with anxiety and overwhelm. While they're at it they tackle lobster, dinner or yucky sea bug, a battle to the death with a fly and expose embarassing things they did as kids. |
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Tracy chats with Isabel Zaw-Tun and they talk about the power of connection with friends. In the process, they come to see themselves and one another. It's a passionate and powerful episode that's a must-listen. |
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Tracy sits with comedian Carol Zoccoli to talk about pain, depression and the caring community that helps lift people out of it not to mention one of the most kick-butt songs to walk down the isle to. |
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Tracy and Al Val get together and talk about finding your own value. They grapple with self-image and Brenda and Clam's big entrances. Stay tuned to this episode of Fightin' Tears. |
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Tracy connects with her childhood improviser Korri Birch, they talk about planning apps, weddings and doughnut economic theory. |
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Tracy has guest Meg MacKay on the show. Together they discuss grief, the power of loving yourself and how you love others. |
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We return and Tracy chats with Daniel Shaw about finding forgiveness (and Evie decides they want to be the star of the show). |
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Tracy sits with the hilarious Juliana Rodrigues to discuss the healing power of cutting a rug and how anxiety can manifest at any moment. |
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Tracy talks self talk with Jen McAuliffe. They discuss dention, falling asleep in class and taking no crap from Carol. |
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Tracy and John Mostyn reunite over zoom to discuss how Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way has changed their lives (and John's delicious vegan pies). |
