Hi friends! We're here to share conversations about life's challenges, celebrations, and everything

in between. And today, I get to bring you a surprise episode. It's been just a few weeks since my

season with Terri Lee Cobble ended. It was so good, wasn't it? We had this live event in Dallas

where so many of you got to join us, and we introduced my season two co-host, Heather McFadian.

Season two launches March 28th, but in the meantime, Heather and I decided to have some fun and

throw in an extra interview. So if you go to her podcast, don't momalone.com, you can listen to

Heather's Extra Interview with me, and today you get to hear my Extra Interview with Heather. They

are different, so make sure you listen to both. All right, let's jump in. Hi Heather! Hi Candace!

Oh man, so good to see you. It's so good to see you too. I am, I know we're in the middle of it right

now, and we just had a moment before we started this because we're in the middle of life, and it's

real, and we're both emotional today. So we're gonna talk, and we're gonna answer some great

questions, and we might cry for no reason, and that's okay. I love crying. Crying's my favorite.

I do too. I feel like I just get it all. It just, you know, you get that, it's not necessarily

icky emotions are not bad, but sometimes I feel like it's icky juju, but I'm like I just need to get

it out. I've heard it's like a stress reliever. Yeah. Yeah, it's a good thing. So I'm just

relieving stress left and right. Me too. Oh man, wow. Well, you know, I was on your podcast

back in 2018, which I would love to go back and listen to that interview because I forgot

about all the things that we talked about. Yeah. And I just want to know how has your, has your

podcast don't I'm alone grown since then? I'm trying to think if it was even that title then,

because it used to be God-centered mom, like it's grown even in Branding. You know, you've

been in the Branding world. And so that's a little terrifying, but I kind of love the new brand.

It feels more invitational. God-centered mom felt a little like a high ideal that you're falling

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