Let's Circle Back to That

🎙️ Welcome to "Let's Circle Back to That"! Join Anne & Heather for real conversations about friendships, community, and everyday joy. Subscribe for laughs, inspiration, and genuine connections. 💬❤️ #Podcast #Friendship #Community #Joy Explore our episodes to learn how we build lifelong friendships, foster vibrant communities, and find joy in the little things. Perfect for anyone seeking positivity and genuine connections!

Let's Circle Back to That is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 66 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 Let's Circle Back to That, a general show with 66 episodes published.

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  Episode #20

  S2E23 — Diana Ruff: Judging, Running, and Starting Over- From the Courtroom to a New Chapter in Seattle

  Jun 7, 20261h 4mS2

  <p >This week on Let's Circle Back to That, we sit down with Diana Ruff, one of Benton and Franklin Counties' Superior Court Judges, for a conversation about law, leadership, running, and the courage to start over.</p> <p >Diana shares her unexpected path from college rowing and sports law aspirations to becoming a prosecutor, handling felony and internet crimes cases, and ultimately serving on the bench. She pulls back the curtain on what Superior Court judges actually do, how court systems work, and the realities of carrying the weight of difficult decisions.</p> <p >We also dive into life...

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  S2E22 — Jason Fidorra: From Dirtbag Wildlife Biologist to Finding Home-Travel, birding, community, adventure, and building a sense of place

  May 31, 20261h 18mS2

  <p >What happens when your dream life is living out of hostels, working wildlife jobs for almost no money, and chasing birds across the world… only to eventually realize you want roots?</p> <p >This week, Heather and Anne sit down with wildlife biologist Jason Fidorra for one of the most unexpectedly fascinating conversations of the season.</p> <p >Jason shares stories from:</p> studying migratory birds in Jamaica reintroducing species on an island off California sea turtle conservation work in Hawaii backpacking and hostel-jumping across the country leading birding tours in Panama and Costa Rica and eventually finding community an...

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  Episode #19

  S2E21— Zanna Stone: You Don't Have to Pick Just One Life- Work-life Balance,Travel, Creativity, Career Pivots, and Building a Fuller Life

  May 24, 20261h 5mS2

  <p >What if you didn't have to choose just one version of yourself?</p> <p >This week, Heather and Anne sit down with Zanna Stone — realtor, travel advisor, choreographer, former teacher, volunteer, and lifelong creative — for a conversation about building a life that fits who you are now… even if it looks different than the original plan.</p> <p >From teaching burnout and career pivots to exchange students, travel obsession, creativity, financial independence, and learning how to embrace the awkward phase of trying new things, this episode circles back to what it really means to create a fuller life.</p> <p >Ins...

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  Episode #20

  S2E20 — Anne & Heather: Circle Back #3: Bloomsday, Hot Dr Pepper, Civic Pride & Millennial Internet Lore

  May 17, 202657 minS2

  <p >Anne and Heather are circling back again—this time through Bloomsday stories, Girls on the Run joy, local pride, civic responsibility, sushi orders, snail mucin, Sandra Day O'Connor, fanfic, Catherine O'Hara, The Pitt, Hot Dr Pepper, and the deeply specific nostalgia of Our Best Bites-era internet.</p> <p >From "Linda Belcher-ing" runners up Doomsday Hill to asking what it really takes to make people feel ownership over their communities, this episode is funny, nostalgic, oddly educational, and very on-brand.</p> <p >Listen in for friendship, rabbit holes, local love, and the kind of conversation that somehow connects civic pride, K...

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  Episode #18

  S2E19— Craig Lukins: Building Leaders Coaching Culture, Weight Rooms, Youth Sports & Community

  May 10, 202658 minS2

  <p >Coach Craig Lukins has spent more than 25 years building something bigger than sports. In this episode, Heather and Anne sit down with the longtime Liberty Christian football and baseball coach to talk about leadership, youth sports culture, parenting athletes, and why community only works when people are willing to actually show up and do the work.</p> <p >From coaching state championship teams to renovating "The Basement" into a thriving strength program called The Forge, Craig shares what it means to create a culture centered on caring, accountability, and long-term investment in people. The conversation dives into travel sports b...

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