In the final episode of Season One, we return to the question I ask at the end of every conversation with guests: What message is in your heart to share with other people who give a damn?

Get ready for the infectious creative energy of one Philippa Pham Hughes, a self-described “social sculptor” on a mission to create a society where all human beings flourish.

Guests Venu Gupta and Maryam Banikarim and I explore the magic of bringing neighbors together to share a meal — plus interdependence, compassion, and the power of invitation.

Step right up for a juicy, real conversation about being a parent and an artist; the challenges of navigating technology with our kids at the same time we learn to navigate it ourselves; and more.

I share a peek into my personal origin story and reflect on what it means to veer off script, listen to your inner “yes,” and carve a life that feels true. Includes a reading from my book, “Improvising Adulthood: What I Wish Someone Had Told Me.”

From uniting with friends to raise millions of dollars for local communities, to a childhood call to service in the form of a turtle shell, explore different ways we can use our creativity to be the change we wish to see in the world.

This episode explores what it means to belong—to ourselves, to one another, and to something larger.

This is an episode about living and leading with integrity, finding spaciousness, and the courage to put the first draft out there — on the page, in the world, and in our lives.

From reimagining education without hierarchy to building a comic book store that doubles as a safe haven for queer and neurodivergent kids, my guests this week — Vanessa Van Burek and Jean Michel David — reveal how their work helps people of all ages feel seen and empowered.

This week’s episode is extra special: I get to sit down with my husband, Jordan Hirsch, for a conversation that covers everything from how we fell in love (awww) and what he knows about me that others might not, to how we pick our people in this life; finding meaning in work through friendships with coworkers; the energizing power of creative constraints; and more.

In this conversation, I bring together two longtime kindred spirits who’d never met: Mirit Cohen and Sara Fenske Bahat. What begins with hilarious, deeply human stories of how they each met their life partners unfolds into a deeper exploration of connection—how we create it, why we need it, and what it looks like across our personal, professional, and civic lives.

It’s been a long time coming.

Luminous humans and BFFs Neda Frayha and Mollie Erickson join me to talk about wellness in unexpected places, zhuzhing our eggs, and so much more.