BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS

Each week, we invite thought leaders and experts in the fields of art, design and self-help, to talk about their areas of expertise, share a secret and share what is exciting for them. peopleiveloved.substack.com

BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS, a arts show with 67 episodes published.

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  BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS

  Tell them. First. Without waiting.

  Mar 30, 202653 minS0

  <p>The Mistake I Keep Making (And Maybe You Do Too)</p><p>I used to think my biggest problem was saying too much.</p><p>I’m Carissa. I’m bad at keeping secrets — literally, it’s the name of my podcast — and for a long time I low-key believed that my tendency to overshare was something I needed to fix. Like if I could just learn to hold back a little more, I’d seem more polished. More put-together. More professional.</p><p>Case in point: when my mother-in-law first met me, she told my husband Josh that she was surp...

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  I tried to fix my husband. A neuroscientist stopped me.

  Mar 16, 202657 minS0

  <p>Persuasion (n.): The act of causing someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument. From the Latin persuadere — to advise thoroughly. Note that nowhere in the definition does it say anything about the other person actually wanting to be advised.</p><p>I have spent years trying to get Josh to exercise.</p><p>Not in a controlling way. Or — okay, maybe in a slightly controlling way, but for good reasons. Ten out of ten doctors agree that moving your body is good for you. This is not a controversial position. This is not me projecting. This is j...

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  "I DON’T MAKE CONTENT FOR YOU."

  Mar 9, 202651 minS0

  <p>‘I don’t make content for you.’</p><p>I was reading something Gabby wrote recently and it stopped me in my tracks. We both feel it — the world is a lot right now. We see it the same way, we respect each other deeply, and yet we find ourselves responding to it all very differently. That contrast has been sitting with me.</p><p>How are you responding to this moment?</p><p>So I reached out to her. Not for answers exactly, but because I wanted to hear how she’s making sense of this moment — and what she thi...

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  If Circe, Bridgerton, and Cinderella were one story... BOOK GIVEAWAY!

  Mar 2, 202636 minS0

  <p>Let’s be real, happy endings mean what again?</p><p>In today’s episode of Bad At Keeping Secrets, I’m sitting down with Rachel Hochhauser, author of Lady Tremaine — a stunning reimagining of Cinderella told through the eyes of the stepmother herself. But this conversation goes so much deeper than a fairy tale retelling. Rachel opens up about becoming a single parent while her husband was ill, how that experience of fierce, consuming maternal love became the beating heart of her book, and why she believes the stories we’ve been told about what it means to be a “good...

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  BAD AT KEEPING SECRETS

  Humans are makers. Not scrollers.

  Feb 17, 202639 minS0

  <p>Recently, my dear friend, artist and author, Lisa Solomon asked me if I would write about the color grey. I told her I was bad with color, so gray was perfect. </p><p>It was for her book, Art Craft Color - where she asked 20 artists/crafters to come up with ideas that would make your life more colorful and also blur the line between artist and craftsperson. All the projects make you feel like you got this. And you do, you are an artist.</p><p>I wanted to share my practice with you all today, because I...

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