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The Catch Up with Claire

The Catch Up with Claire

Date de sortie : 2026-01-28
© Claire Hoon
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Date de sortie : 2026-01-28
© Claire Hoon
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In this episode, I’m joined by college friend and fellow psychology major, Dr. Sarah Scalese. We catch up on where life landed us, the careers we thought we’d have, and the ones we actually built.
We talk about ending up in cities we never expected to call home, managing burnout over time, and how being told certain paths would be “too hard” shaped some of our early decisions. Sarah shares practical insight from her work as a CBT therapist, and we also talk about the importance of being intentional about community and friendships in this season of life.
This is a conversation about growth, perspective, and finding steadiness in lives that didn’t follow a straight line.
Id. d’épisode : 1000747002816
GUID : 282933c7-c2e3-4e9d-b852-9fcc20f56d07
Date de publication : 28/1/2026 à 12:00:00

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The Catch Up with Claire is rooted in the raw, chaotic, and realness of womanhood. We hand the mic to women who are showing up, speaking out, and figuring it out in real time.
From careers and identity shifts to friendships, family dynamics, breakups, big dreams, bigger feelings — and yes, motherhood too — no topic is off-limits.
It’s like calling your bestie on the landline in 1999: lighthearted, unfiltered, and often deeper than you expected. Whether you’re raising kids, raising your standards, or raising hell, we catch up on the mess, the magic, and everything in between.

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