If you've been here since the beginning, then you'll probably realize that something feels a little bit different.

I have something very exciting to show you, and I hope you enjoy it because we worked very hard on it.

So roll the clip. Hey, it's Avery. Welcome to Cheers.

Oh my God. Cheers rebrand. Welcome to Cheers 2.0. Can you guys believe it? I started this podcast

October of 2003, which is insane. We're going on three years. And I started this podcast for no

other reason aside from the fact that I can't keep my mouth shut. And I have an opinion about

everything and I don't have a lot of PR training. So it can get me in trouble, but also I feel like

sometimes that type of honesty on social media is very refreshing because you don't see it

very often because of cancel culture. And I get it. I've been through the cancellations

and I've seen all the opinions. But at the end of the day, I just want to stay true to myself.

And it was time for a little bit of a refresh when it came to the podcast. And it was so much fun.

We, I had the whole unwell crew here at my house because when it

came to the rebrand, I wanted it to be a reflection of the stage of life that I'm currently in.

And that stage of life is pretty much just messy motherhood. A lot of people will say, like, I'm different or I'm,

I've changed and my life is drastically different from when I first started this podcast. When I

first started this podcast, I was definitely in one of the busiest seasons of my life. And not that

I'm not busy now, I am so busy now. It's just in a different way. We're a

different type of busy. When I first launched Cheers in 2023, I was in the grind, the hustle. I had

just left nursing that same month I started the podcast. I was posting three to five TikTok videos a day,

really trying to grow my social media platforms because I was so passionate about it and also

wanted to make sure I could support my family because I left a career I worked my entire life

for to give this a chance. And I'm so happy I took that leap because I would never be where I am

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