The Bird Brain Podcast
The Bird Brain Podcast offers a fresh perspective on mental health, self-awareness, self-love, and self-reflection, presented as a friendly conversation rather than a daunting task. Host Isaiah Frizzelle discusses common topics like relationship dynamics and trauma, drawing from personal experiences and expertise to help listeners develop a healthier self-appreciation. The podcast also features a horror sub-chapter called "Night Owl" with original short horror stories written and narrated by Isaiah and other actors.
Episodes
Season 9 Ep 20 (355 ) : "We Just Drifted"
People rarely lose relationships in a single moment.They lose them by creating narratives that make their own inaction feel acceptable.“We just drifted apart.”But There's something deeper happening.
Season 9 Ep 19 (354 ) : Honesty or Harmony? What are your relationships telling you?
We all say we want "honest" connections, but rarely have we taken time to unpack what honesty looks like or how we define it. Especially within ourselves.Follow along on Substack : https://substack.com/@fromthebirdbrain?r=7bqfwq&utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-pageAccepting new clients
Season 9 Ep 18 (353) : How (under)cooked are your connections?
People want relationships that are microwave safe. Connections that can be heated up when convenient and stored away when they’re not. Warm when needed. Left on ice when not. Accessible, but not demanding. Present, but never requiring mutual sacrifice.Follow on substackhttps://substack.com/@fromthebirdbrain?r=7bqfwq&utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page
Season 9 Ep 17 (352) : What friendship taught me about love
There’s often this quiet fear around openly loving your friends: being perceived as soft, dependent, emotional, or “too much.”But I think that fear is exactly why so many people feel deeply disconnected while pretending they’re fine. Catch the full read on substack : https://open.substack.com/pub/notesfromthebirdbrain/p/what-friendship-taught-me-about-love?r=7bqfwq&utm_campaign=post&utm_me
Bird Brain | S9 E16 (351): I'm Here if you need me vs. What do you need?
There’s a genuine desire many people have to look good and feel good about themselves. But the deepest relationships — the healthiest relationships — require something people often find unattractive:
Bird Brain | S9 E15 (350): The Self-Exclusion Pattern: Why You Feel Left Out in Your Own Relationships
You say people don’t show up for you…but have you ever asked if you gave them the chance to?In this episode, we unpack the pattern of self-exclusion—what it looks like to constantly show up for others while never creating space for yourself in your own relationships.Because being “low maintenance” isn’t always strength.Sometimes, it’s avoidance.If you’ve ever felt overlooked, unsupported, or like
Bird Brain | S9 E14 (349) The Mirror Test - Why Your Relationships Reflect You
You keep saying people don’t show up for you… but have you looked at how you show up for them?In this episode, we break down the uncomfortable truth behind adult friendships and relationships: many of them don’t fail because of conflict—they fail because of a lack of discipline.But also about who we value, and who we overlook because of it. Sometimes we dismiss and downplay the presence of people
Bird Brain | S9 E13 (348) The Replacement Test- Would You Be Missed or Replaced?
If you disappeared from someone’s life today… would they feel a loss—or just an adjustment?In this episode, we break down what it actually means to have impact in people’s lives versus simply being present. Because time, proximity, and consistency don’t automatically equal value.This isn’t about ego—it’s about awareness.Who are you truly showing up for?Who are you taking for granted?And where in y
Bird Brain | S9 E12 (347) -The Passenger Test: How People Drive when you're in their life
Most people don’t realize they’re not moving through life alone.In this episode, we explore what it really means to be a passenger in someone else’s life—and what their “driving” reveals about how they value you. From being left behind at emotional red lights to feeling unsafe in someone’s chaos, this conversation breaks down the subtle ways people show (or don’t show) consideration.We talk about
Bird Brain | S9 E11 (346): Birthday or Burden day?
Today's a special day for me. It's my birthday. And I know a lot of people out there who feel indifferent about this day. Let's talk about it. Let's talk through it. And let's come out on the other side understanding: You are worth celebrating.
Bird Brain | S9 E10 (345): The Cost of Awareness in relationships
In this episode, we talk about the emotional and relational cost of becoming more aware of yourself, your needs, and the dynamics you participate in.Why do people start calling you “too sensitive” or “too much” when you grow?Why do some relationships feel harder to maintain the more you evolve?This conversation breaks down how awareness creates boundaries, how boundaries expose truth, and why not
Bird Brain | S9 E9 (344): You Can’t Binge-Watch Relationships: Why emotional stamina matters more than emotional intention.
People treat relationships like Netflix—disappearing for months or even years and then expecting intimacy to pick up where it left off. But relationships aren’t something you binge—they’re something you build.In this episode, I break down why emotional stamina matters more than emotional desire, why being the emotional anchor can leave you drained, and how to recognize when a connection doesn’t ha
Bird Brain | S9 E8(343): What Friendship Should Feel Like at This Age. Emotional Permanence in Adult Relationships
Accepting New 1:1 Clients: www.birdbrainwellness.comWhy do so many adult friendships fade—even when the people involved care about each other? In this episode, we dive into what friendship should actually feel like in adulthood and why so many connections fail: it’s not about history, nostalgia, or proximity—it’s about emotional permanence.We break down the difference between being remembered and
Bird Brain | S9 E7(342): Resentment Isn’t About Them: The Hidden Cost of People-Pleasing
Resentment, people-pleasing, and past hurt—they’re more connected than you think. In this episode, we break down why resentment often isn’t about others, how over-giving can quietly drain you, and why past wounds shouldn’t give anyone a free pass to hurt others. If you’ve ever felt frustrated by your own boundaries—or struggled with people-pleasing—this episode will give you insight, clarity, and
Bird Brain Bird Brain | S9 E6(341): Primary Pick: Why they love you until they don't
People don't usually stop loving you all at once. There's no argument. No betrayal. No clear ending. There's just distance. Forgetfulness. Lack of bids, lack of priority. In this episode, we unpack why some people are drawn to your depth, your presence, and your emotional-availability until that same closeness begins to require something of them. This conversation isn't about being
Bird Brain | S9E5 (340): Moving in silence or silently sabotaging ?
Accepting new clients committed to self-improvement vs. impermanent solutions. www.birdbrainwellness.comFebruary begins with a shift.Not the kind you announce loudly—but the kind you feel settling into your bones.In this episode, I talk about moving in silence, choosing discernment over disclosure, and why not everything meaningful in your life needs to be explained, shared, or made legible for ot
Bird Brain | S9E4 (339): Tax Season, But make it Emotional: The self Audit
Accepting new clients www.birdbrainwellness.com This episode is not about fixing your life. It's about taking inventory. In the spirit of audit season, I'm walking through the idea of a self Audit- looking honestly at where our time, care, energy, and Presence are going, and how they're being met.
Bird Brain | S9E3 (338): Avoidance, Not Expectations, Is Why We’re Lonely.
It's Just information Hoodie now available: https://www.isaiahfrizzelle.com/first-runWe’ve been taught that expecting less from people is emotional maturity.But what if that narrative is actually protecting avoidance?In this episode, I unpack the growing cultural tendency to label expectations as “too much” while normalizing emotional absence, low effort, and unspoken withdrawal. We talk about
Bird Brain | S9E2(337): When Self-Awareness becomes a cop out
People can name patterns, explain their trauma, and articulate their inner world with impressive clarity. But insight alone isn't the same as growth.In this episode, we unpack why self-awareness without repair becomes self-narration- a way of explaining behavior without changing it. We explore how awareness can turn into a shield, how trauma language gets misused to avoid accountability, and w
Bird Brain Bird Brain | S9 E1(336): When Presence is Mistaken for Love
Some people reach out and say they miss you—but what they really miss is the way you carried their chaos, softened their edges, or stabilized their emotions. In this episode, we break down the hidden truth behind ‘I miss you’ and why it can leave you feeling both needed and invisible. Learn how to recognize the difference between being loved for who you are versus being relied on for what you prov
Bird Brain | S8E36(335): The Dysfunctional Warrior & Dysfunctional Princess
This episode started with a simple observation: Two friends stopped going to the gym together.No argument. No blowup. Just silence.That moment made me start paying attention to what men don’t say, why emotional honesty often feels unsafe, and why emotionally mature men are more tolerated than desired. This episode is about the roles we play, the feelings we swallow, and what happens when maturity
Bird Brain | S8E35 (334): What Are Their Actions Secretly Telling You About Your Place in Their Life?
In this episode, we talk about one of the clearest, yet most overlooked signs of how someone truly feels about you: how they consider you.Not what they say.Not the vibe.Not the history.But whether you show up in their thoughts, their plans, and their curiosity.We explore the difference between people who naturally make space for you in their future — the friends who plan with you without hesitatio
Bird Brain | S8E34(333): The Myth of ‘No Expectations’/ Love Without Obligations or Accountability?
We praise the idea of having “no expectations” in relationships—calling it freedom, maturity, or spiritual detachment. But is it? Or is it often just emotional avoidance dressed up as wisdom?In this episode, we unpack the myth of “no expectations,” exploring how people still rely on unspoken emotional agreements—loyalty, support, presence, effort—while refusing to name them. We examine why some pe
Bird Brain | S8E33(332): Wicked Lessons: The Outsider, the Scapegoat, and the Truth.
We love a villain story. But not the real kind. The kind where someone is pushed, dismissed, shamed, or bullied… and then punished for finally reacting.Inspired by Wicked, today’s episode digs into how society—and sometimes our own families—create villains out of honest, hurting people. We talk about scapegoating, emotional abuse, groupthink, and why the person who speaks up or refuses to play alo
Bird Brain | S8E32(331): The Price of peace and the cost of you.
1:1 coaching spots available. click here Let's talk about this concept of happiness. What does it mean to you? How much of your actual peace has it cost? Do you know the difference? Today's episode, I may help you define it while also recognizing what may not be your happiness at all.
Night Owl Presents: "Echoes" - A Halloween Special
After months of emotional exhaustion and blurred boundaries as a mental health coach, Ren takes his first vacation in years to Tokyo — hoping distance will bring clarity. But the quiet he’s been craving quickly turns unsettling when he begins to hear familiar voices in unfamiliar places.What starts as rest becomes a psychological descent through memory, guilt, and identity. As Ren struggles to sep
Night Owl Presents: Echoes - Teaser
Join Me 12 AM EST for the Premiere of my Psychological Horror short: Echoes What happens when vacation for some R&R becomes something more dark, and a reminder of the things you try to escape? After months of emotional exhaustion and blurred boundaries as a mental health coach, Ren takes his first vacation in years to Tokyo — hoping distance will bring clarity. But the quiet he’s been craving
Bird Brain | S8E31(330): Do you still have their hoodie ? Break Ups and holdups
Stop what you're doing! My Psychological horror short drops On halloween on youtube and It would mean a great deal if you go subscribe and tune in!! It's genuinely one of my favorite projects I've created so far and excited to share with all my Night Owl and Bird Brain crew! https://youtube.com/@birdbrain8?si=muo3l0Q1JJvYAeb7Also, if you haven't yet, go follow and listen to Asher
Ash part deux - Love Language
First! Stop what you're doing! Ash just dropped some new music! Go check it out! Give him a listen/follow : https://open.spotify.com/artist/2EkAdv5oGonIlVLeUTT0fh?si=lQAKs2quRgmsF19OenkjoQIG:https://www.instagram.com/asheryelo?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==So you think you know love? What does it look and feel like to love yourself and others well? What is Ide
Brotherhood, Creativity & Purpose — My Conversation with Asher Yelo
There’s something special about creating with people you love.About watching them grow, hearing the sound of their purpose, and knowing you get to be a part of that story.Asher isn’t just the artist behind the haunting score for ECHOES — he’s family.Doing life with him, building, laughing, working, pushing each other creatively and personally… it’s rare. And I don’t take it for granted.Go follow h
Bird Brain | S8E29(328): Healing Horrors
There's something scary that we experience as we are moving through this thing called life. And sometimes we find a monster that we didn't notice initially... In this episode, we explore, express, and unpack a truth about healing: it can be terrifying.
Bird Brain | S8E28(327): Echoes- Why We like Horror, and the fear of hard conversations
Spooky season is here. So what's your favorite scary movie? Or what's one movie you avoid? Better yet, what ways do you prevent those scary conversations that might actually improve your relationships? Today's episode, I can't wait to share with you what I have in store for what's to come in October, but also reveal the monster in your relationships that's leaving no surviv
Bird Brain | S8E27(326):The Psychology of Small Gestures: Why Tiny Acts Can Make or Break Relationships
It's the thought that counts... because the actions add up. In our interpersonal relationships, small habits can make the difference between peace and parting ways. In this episode, we dive into the psychology behind the tiny actions and daily rituals that shape how we connect, love, and trust. From gestures that quietly build closeness to the subtle habits that erode bonds over time, we explo
Bird Brain | S8E26(325):The Space Between: Balancing Growth, Gratitude, and Uncertainty
Life isn’t always about extremes—it’s not just “I’m struggling” or “I’ve made it.”Sometimes you’re in that in-between space where you’re grateful, connected, and doing well, but also asking big questions: Am I capable of my goals? Are certain relationships aligned? How do I love people well without losing myself?It’s a mix of richness and restlessness—and that space itself is worth talking about b
Bird Brain | S8E25(324): The Villain Narrative: How Manipulative People Rewrite the Story
We all know what it feels like to be misunderstood, but there’s another layer: sometimes you’re cast as the villain in someone else’s story not because you are one, but because they need you to be. Especially if they’re manipulative, insecure, or trying to avoid accountability.
Bird Brain | S8E24(323): Did you forget your Anniversary?
Have you ever noticed that even though time has passed, the feeling about that person, place, or thing is still present? Today's episode takes a trip down memory lane. There's so much that our minds and bodies are processing. And sometimes our body is already preparing for a date it remembers, for an experience it can't forget.
Bird Brain | S8E23(322): Friends in "Crisis" not Connection
Some people don’t want a relationship with you; they want a relationship with what you can do for them. They show up in tears, in chaos, in need… but vanish in your joy or need for support/ stability. In this episode, we unpack why people only seem to call when they’re in crisis, the subtle emotional contracts that keep you over-giving, and how to set boundaries that protect your energy without lo
Bird Brain | S8E22(321): Happy Birthday Birdy! What 7 Years of Podcasting Taught Me
My podcast is 7 years old today. I didn’t know what I was building 7 years ago. I just knew I had something to say. Thank you for listening—even before the words made sense. This is for you.
Bird Brain | S8E21(320): It's not that Deep -Things That Sound Deep But Lowkey Don’t Mean Anything
Let’s talk about those quotes that look good on Instagram carousels but fall apart when you actually try to live by them. Today, we’re calling out the ‘deep-sounding’ fluff — with love, of course.
Bird Brain | S8E20(319): Friendship Bombing: When Love-Bombing Wears a Platonic Mask
We talk a lot about love-bombing in dating—but what about when it happens in friendships? In this episode, we break down friendship bombing: the intense, all-in energy that seems caring at first but turns out to be another form of emotional manipulation. From instant besties to sudden ghosting, this is still attachment theory at work—just dressed in platonic clothing. If you've ever felt confu
S8E19(318)-Low Maintenance, High Disrespect
You thought being low-maintenance would earn you love.You thought showing up, being chill, not asking for much—would be enough.But when your love language is self-sacrifice and silence…You don’t get peace.You get taken for granted.Let’s talk about the invisible love languages—and how they backfire.
Bird Brain | S8E18(317): When the Thought Doesn’t Count: Performative Friendship & Passive Care
We’ve all heard the lines: “I’m just really busy,” “Friendship is hard,” or “You know I’m always here if you need me.” These phrases sound virtuous, even comforting—but are they actually meaningful? Or are they just passive ways to dodge the responsibility of real connection?In this episode, we unpack the culture of performative friendship—where people want credit for care they never deliver. Beca
Bird Brain | S8E17 (316): The Petty Principle: Protecting your peace or being petty?
Have you ever chosen not to respond? Or bowed out of a plan without fully explaining why—and then wondered… was that petty? Or was that me protecting my peace? Today, we’re unpacking the nuance between emotional self-protection and performative withdrawal—what I call The Petty Principle.”
Bird Brain | S8E17 (316): The Petty Principle: Protecting your peace or being petty?
Have you ever chosen not to respond? Or bowed out of a plan without fully explaining why—and then wondered… was that petty? Or was that me protecting my peace? Today, we’re unpacking the nuance between emotional self-protection and performative withdrawal—what I call The Petty Principle.”
Bird Brain | S8E16 (315): The Ghost in the Room: When a connection Lingers
You ever walk into your own space—mentally, spiritually, physically—and feel like you’re not alone? Like someone’s energy is still sitting in the room, even though they haven’t been around in weeks…months…maybe even years? Yeah, today we’re talking about the ghosts we don’t always see—but definitely feel.”Not all ghosts are dead. Some are just people who left behind a piece of themselves… or tried
Bird Brain | S8E16 (315): The Ghost in the Room: When a connection Lingers
You ever walk into your own space—mentally, spiritually, physically—and feel like you’re not alone? Like someone’s energy is still sitting in the room, even though they haven’t been around in weeks…months…maybe even years? Yeah, today we’re talking about the ghosts we don’t always see—but definitely feel.”Not all ghosts are dead. Some are just people who left behind a piece of themselves… or tried
Bird Brain | S8E15 (314): “Priority vs. Quality: Are You Choosing Status Over Substance?”
We’ve all been there—bending over backward for people who barely show up for us, while sidelining the relationships that are actually solid. In this episode, we dive into the difference between high priority and high quality connections. Why do we chase status, mystery, or validation from people we barely know, while neglecting the consistent, genuine folks already in our lives? Let’s talk about h
Bird Brain | S8E15 (314): “Priority vs. Quality: Are You Choosing Status Over Substance?”
We’ve all been there—bending over backward for people who barely show up for us, while sidelining the relationships that are actually solid. In this episode, we dive into the difference between high priority and high quality connections. Why do we chase status, mystery, or validation from people we barely know, while neglecting the consistent, genuine folks already in our lives? Let’s talk about h
Bird Brain | S8E14 (313): Mothering Nature or Masked Neglect?
We often pride ourselves on being the nurturers—the ones who show up, fix, soothe, and hold space. But what if that instinct to mother others is actually masking our own unmet needs? In this episode, we explore the thin line between compassion and codependency, care and control, nurture and neglect. When you’re always the one pouring into others, who’s replenishing you? Let’s unpack how well-meani
Bird Brain | S8E14 (313): Mothering Nature or Masked Neglect?
We often pride ourselves on being the nurturers—the ones who show up, fix, soothe, and hold space. But what if that instinct to mother others is actually masking our own unmet needs? In this episode, we explore the thin line between compassion and codependency, care and control, nurture and neglect. When you’re always the one pouring into others, who’s replenishing you? Let’s unpack how well-meani
Bird Brain | S8E13 (312): When Silence Says Everything: Spotting Subtle Emotional Withdrawal
Emotional disconnection doesn’t always come with a dramatic exit — sometimes it shows up as silence, passive effort, or that gut feeling something’s missing. In this episode, we explore the subtle signs of emotional withdrawal, why it’s not always rejection, and how to stop taking it personally when someone just isn’t invested.
Bird Brain | S8E13 (312): When Silence Says Everything: Spotting Subtle Emotional Withdrawal
Emotional disconnection doesn’t always come with a dramatic exit — sometimes it shows up as silence, passive effort, or that gut feeling something’s missing. In this episode, we explore the subtle signs of emotional withdrawal, why it’s not always rejection, and how to stop taking it personally when someone just isn’t invested.
Bird Brain | S8E12 (311): The cost of being useful to the wrong people
They wanted the wisdom. They just didn’t want to pay the invoice.In this episode, we break down the hard truth about connections that quietly run on your worth, your time, and your wisdom — all while leaving you emotionally overdrawn. If you’ve ever felt used, overlooked, or drained by the people who claimed to value you, this one's for you. It’s time to call it what it is — and start setting
Bird Brain | S8E12 (311): The cost of being useful to the wrong people
They wanted the wisdom. They just didn’t want to pay the invoice.In this episode, we break down the hard truth about connections that quietly run on your worth, your time, and your wisdom — all while leaving you emotionally overdrawn. If you’ve ever felt used, overlooked, or drained by the people who claimed to value you, this one's for you. It’s time to call it what it is — and start setting
Bird Brain | S8E11 (310):What secret you're telling everyone.
Who are you when you are not struggling? What do you tell others though? Let's take a deeper dive into what our identity is centered on and what we desire for others to know about us.
Bird Brain | S8E10 (309):Is Your Life on a Time Loop? 🎉
Ever notice how life seems to shift every 7 years? Maybe it’s not just a coincidence. In this special birthday episode, I dive into the 7-year cycle theory—why major changes in life tend to happen in phases, how to spot your own patterns, and what this means for your future. Whether you believe in cycles or not, this episode will make you reflect on the last 7 years of your life and what’s next.
Bird Brain | S8E9 (308): Are we growing apart?
There comes a point where everything around you feels… off. You’ve outgrown the conversations, the habits, the relationships—even the dreams you once held close. But no one tells you how unnerving it is to realize that the life you built no longer fits. This episode explores the subtle and not-so-subtle signs that you’re evolving past your current life, and how to navigate that uncomfortable space
Bird Brain | S8E8 (307): The Friendly Ghost- Ghosting in Friendships
Romantic breakups come with closure, conversations, and maybe even a dramatic playlist. But when a friend ghosts you? Silence. No explanation. Just the realization that someone you cared about has disappeared from your life. In this episode, we talk about the heartbreak of friendship breakups, why people ghost, and how to heal when you never got closure.
Bird Brain | S8E7 (306): Why Self Growth Won't fix a bad friend
Self-growth is powerful—but it has its limits. We hear a lot about doing inner work, staying mindful, and focusing on self-improvement to fix relationship issues. But what if the problem isn’t you? What if no amount of meditation, journaling, or self-reflection can fix a friendship that’s fundamentally unhealthy?This episode breaks down the fine line between self-improvement and self-sacrifice—how
Bird Brain | S8E6 (305): The Dark Side of Self-Help
The self-help industry is worth billions, but how much of it is actually helping? There’s a fine line between personal growth and using self-help as a crutch. Some people consume endless books, courses, and podcasts but never take real action.
They didn't give you closure: Bird Brain s8 ep. 5 (304)
Ever been left with a million unanswered questions after a breakup? Closure doesn’t always come wrapped in neat explanations—it’s something we create for ourselves. In this episode, we dive into letting go, finding peace, and moving forward even when the last page was never written.
Bird Brain s8 ep. 303 : Breaking Generational Cycles
How do we heal patterns that feel bigger than us? When it comes to the concept of generational cycle breaking we may believe or hope that it's a simple fix, but sometimes it's more tedious and challenging.
Bird Brain ep. 302 s8: Exhaustion of Self- Growth
Self-improvement is often framed as a constant upward journey, but it can feel like a never-ending battle of “not being enough.” This episode would explore the emotional and mental fatigue that comes from always striving to improve. It would validate the exhaustion people feel when they’re perpetually chasing a “better version” of themselves and offer permission to pause and just be.
Bird Brain ep. 301 s8: Fear-ship or Friendship?
Is it fear-based or fruitful? Sometimes there are elements of control and even abuse that are running the dynamics of your relationships (of all kinds) and it's important to notice what is sustaining the connection.
Bird Brain ep. 300 : The Grass is greener
Guys, we hit 300 episodes today!!! What a time to be alive, to be aware, and to be appreciative of the garden you tend to. In the process of building out our lives we may overlook what the most important components are to ensuring a strong foundation, a sense of self appreciation and recognition. But how? Well, I can share my truth.
Tune in, Take flight
Bird Brain 299 - Mistaken Identity
Who were you this year? Was it you? What did your relationships look like this year? What about your goals, did they align with you, or did you mistake someone else's life for yours this entire time? In the final episode of the year, let's genuinely take a moment to see what was taking place and if our truest selves were present for it.
Bird Brain 298 - My hidden Love language
What's your hidden love language? Do you know? I've learned I have an interesting relationship with "resistance". In my professional and personal life, there have been some tell-tell signs of where love is based on the level of resistance I was facing. But sometimes there's resistance because we don't belong there. But how do you know the difference?
Tune in.
Bird Brain 297 - No rest for the wicked
What has the movie Wicked taught me? Well, sometimes the road we see is paved with a lot of what we did not. Sometimes, how people are treated may go unnoticed, but how they respond may be the only visible thing we consider.
In this episode, we unpack reactive abuse, friendship, scapegoating and so much more. Tune in.
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Bird Brain 296- Here comes trouble
Perfectionism, procrastination, and imposter syndrome all have the same origin story - Fear of consequence and or getting in trouble.
Whether it’s life choices regarding relocating, relationships, or not responding properly, our adult lives may reveal a pivotal component of what we may have experienced.
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Bird Brain 295 - Law of Distraction
You are what you attract... maybe.
In this episode, let us debunk the very narrow idea that everything that happens to us reflects who we are inherently and what we deserve. There are important pieces worth including in that dialogue and mindset, One of the most important being: "The world doesn't revolve around me." And that's a great thing!
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Bird Brain 294 - The paradox of Change: Love, Growth, and the Cost of New beginnings
Love, Relationships, success, can all be exciting, but htere can also be moments of fear and grief that come with it. Rest remorse, buyer's remorse, endings, and self-sabotage are all apart of this. Change is inevitable, but it’s rarely straightforward. In this episode, we explore the duality of growth—how it can be both liberating and unsettling. Why does the process of transformation often feel
Bird Brain 293 -Why Making Friends as an Adult Feels So Hard—and How to Change That
Why does making friends as an adult feel so challenging? In this episode, we dive into the unique social and psychological hurdles that come with building friendships later in life. From changing priorities and busy schedules to the realities of modern work-from-home culture, we explore why many adults find it tough to form new connections. We'll also discuss practical tips for meeting new people
Bird Brain 292 - How to Be an adult in life and relationships
Do you think you're an adult? what do you use as the determinants? Would your relationships reflect the same? There may be necessary components that we are missing from adulthood, for one our behavior.
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Night Owl Presents: "Just for Tricks"- A Halloween Special
Happy Halloween, Night Owls! Tonight we celebrate with a special story about a few friends whose traditions may have a darker history than they had hoped.
Lock your doors, check your windows, and get comfortable… grab some candy… maybe check the doors one more time before you really settle in.
Written & Narrated by Isaiah Frizzelle
Bird Brain 291- The Ultimate guide to being a control freak
This episode isn't about the ability to control other people... but it is about being in control of how you navigate with people and the *truth behind some of our controlling tendencies... including self-sabotage.
Bird Brain 290 -I'll Drive
Who is in the driver's seat when you are making adult decisions, you or your younger self? How do you know? How scared are you?
In this episode, we talk about making grown-up decisions but leaving the little kid in charge.
Night Owl Presents - The running man
There's nothing like running into an old friend from the past or simply just running from your past altogether ...
Written & Narrated by Isaiah Frizzelle
Bird Brain 289 - Why does growth feel so gross?
How do you know you're growing? How often and how sustainable has it been for you to be uncomfortable?
In today's episode we talk about the "darker" side of growth that we may not always realize is a necessary component of the entire process.
Night Owl Presents - The Last Stop
Some cities never sleep, and some spirits never rest...
Lock your doors, Check your windows, and get comfortable.
Written & Narrated by Isaiah Frizzelle
Bird Brain 288 - When People become places
"Know your landmarks". When we are navigating life and going through uncomfortable change we question a lot and probably doubt even more. But if you say you want growth, your relationships will provide a generous amount of information in terms of where you are headed. Let's talk about it.
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