Around The Table Podcast

 What you'll hear: About Jacey’s newest creative project About Maggie's new job All about Maggie’s engagement, wedding plans, and …moon plans What we've been reading, watching, listening to and following Linkstravaganza… In a Word newsletter Retreat Center that Jacey visited Recipes Instant Pot chicken curry Whole wheat butternut squash and kale lasagna Salted butter and chocolate chunk shortbread Red pepper fettuccine with shrimp Clothing Reformation underwear line Jacey’s bathing suit (out of stock) Jacey’s mules (in vintage canvas) Beauty and Skincare ZO skincare Biossance Eye Cream Oh K Mask Hanacure Mask Acure Under Eye Hydrogel Mask Anastasia of Hollywood brow pencil Science Sunforgettable loose mineral sunscreen Andalou Naturals 1000 Roses Daily Shade Facial Lotion SPF 18 Tarte BB Cream Burts Bees tinted lip balm in rose Read Health at Every Size Intuitive Eating The Bible Tells Me So Jesus Feminist God and the Gay Christian Good Chr

If the Gilmore Girls can do it, so can we! In this episode, we catch up on what's been going on in the six months since the show ended...specifically with the things we've launched into the world: a business, and a baby! Plus, we'll be sharing some fall favorites, and what we've been reading, watching, listening to and following lately. What you'll hear: Betsy's birth story The hardest and most surprising parts about Maggie's new business The hardest and most surprising parts of motherhood for Jacey Our favorite fall recipes and fashion trends What we've been reading, watching, listening to and following Links: The Genius Blogger's Toolkit (available 10/2 - 10/9/17 only!) The Nourish Podcast (check out the On Being series!) Kale Barley Salad Curry-Spiced Sweet Potato and Wild Rice Burgers nellie taft joggers Lancer runner  Bittermilk No. 1 At Home in the World by Tsh Oxenreider The Almost Sisters by Joshilyn Jackson Lion The Big Sick Call the Midwife The Lone Bellow's Walk Into a Storm Pantsuit Politi

Introducing the Nourish Podcast! In this short clip, Maggie shares a little bit about herself and what you can expect from the Nourish Podcast.

Hi friends, As many of you already know, this is our last official episode of the Around the Table podcast. In this episode, we share more about what’s behind the decision to close the podcast, and open up about our favorite and least favorite moments of the past three years of doing the show. We also share what’s next for each of us. You'll hear that there’s no juicy drama or Big Spiritual Reason behind our decision to end the podcast; we’ve simply made the show we wanted to make for nearly three years, and it’s time to move on. Knowing when to quit is never easy, but we feel peaceful and assured about the timing. Please do continue to follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter as one of our favorite things about Around the Table has always been YOU, the wonderful people it allows us to connect with.   We can’t thank you enough for your support -- know that we’re forever grateful for you.   Intention + Indulgence (and hugs), Jacey and Maggie

This week we’re discussing an all too familiar topic: procrastination. Why do we put off what we could do today? Plus, we’ll be sharing what we’ve been reading, watching, listening to and following. Are you subscribed to Around the Table Weekly? It's our weekly love letter, and subscribers are privy to information before everyone else. We have a BIG announcement coming, so make sure you're signed up!  What you’ll hear: The pros and cons procrastination Why we never pulled all nighters The emotional reasons we procrastinate (and how to deal with them) Practical ways to procrastinate less Quotes: “When you’re in a time crunch, it increases your efficiency.” Maggie “I procrastinate on things that matter to me a great deal, or don’t matter to me at all.” Jacey “The fear of making something bad puts me in a situation where I’m going to make something bad.” Maggie "There’s a procrastination sweet spot that’s just the right amount of pressure, like a perfect massage!” Jacey “Forgive your present self and think of

This week, we’re talking about loneliness: how it affects us, and what we do when we feel lonely.  What you'll hear: How we define loneliness and how it shows up in our lives What we do when we feel lonely Ways to cope with loneliness (and ways not to) The role of social media in mediating loneliness Links: The Future of Loneliness Why Millennials Are Lonely Thoughts, questions, comments? Find Around the Table on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or leave a comment below. Maggie on Instagram, Twitter, and her blog Jacey on Instagram, Twitter and her blog

The “if,” “how,” and “when” of decisions like marriage and babies can be among the most angst ridden (and joyful) of womanhood. So this week, we’re analyzing these life phase changes, and sharing our personal experience making these choices (or not).   What you'll hear: Assumptions culture makes about women, marriage and motherhood Fears we've personally experienced that have contributed to our resistance to marriage and motherhood Some cover ups we've used that sound holy but are actually fear based What indicators point to "readiness" when it comes to marriage and motherhood Quotes: “Motherhood and marriage and relationships are more tied into identity for women than for men.” Jacey “When I look into the future, marriage and motherhood are still ‘what if’s’ rather than ‘when’s’.” Maggie "It’s problematic if you’re putting a lot of your identity into the things that you’re doing and the circumstances of your life.” Jacey “We have to release other peoples’ reactions and experiences from how we feel

This week we are asking ourselves how we decide between the proverbial rock and a hard place.  We are also playing a friendly game of would you rather.  If you love joining us around the table, connect with us on Instagram! It is one of our favorite ways to connect and engage with you guys, and if it weren't for Instagram, we couldn't have had so much fun on this week's episode!  What you’ll hear: Whether we buy into lose-lose scenarios  What is the best way to choose between said rock and hard place Questions to ask ourselves when making difficult decisions A delightful game of would your rather Can I quote you on that? "Even good decisions have collateral damage." Maggie "When, from the get-go, you know there is going to be no good option, making a quick decision is often better than making a long, drawn-out decision." Maggie "It can be easy to just do what will seemingly solve the problem right now or will be less painful but might not actually be the best." Jacey Links: How to make impossible decisi

In this episode, we’re perking up our ears and discussing what it means to listen well. Then we’ll share what we’ve been reading, watching, listening to and following. If you love joining us around the table, you’ll love having us in your inbox. We always share important news and personal updates in our newsletter before it hits the airwaves. Join the party! What you’ll hear: News from Maggie What makes a good listener Whether it's possible to listen well when you disagree with what you're hearing Strategies for listening when you’re bored, distracted or angry Can I quote you on that? "A conversation is an exchange where you can be giving or you can be taking.” Jacey “One thing that makes a good listener is paying attention to detail.” Jacey "Any discussion where your goal is to be heard isn’t going to be a good one.” Maggie “The goal has to be listen first, make a point second.” Maggie “Part of being a good listener is giving yourself time to process the information you heard so that you’re not reacting.”

This week, we are pulling out our wallets and addressing the sometimes-awkward conversations surrounding money. What you'll hear: Why it is so hard to talk about money Our thoughts on the right and wrong ways to talk about finances A discussion of the stigmas attached to saving and splurges Some of our best and worst purchases Can I quote you on that: "Yes, I do think it's important to have honest, open, and healthy conversations about money." Maggie "In cases when you are co-mingling your money with someone, you have to be very direct." Jacey "We need to separate our own value from the value of the things that we purchase." Maggie "For our demographic, it's more acceptable to flaunt means that have to do with experiences than products." Jacey Links: This episode is brought to you by Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, and enjoy healthy, stress-free meals all week! Start your free two week trial today. Thoughts, questions, comments? Find Around the Table on Facebook, Instagram

This week, we’re talking all things spring. Then we’ll share some ways to freshen up the rhythms of the day to day. We're honored when you invite friends to join us around the table! Want to start the conversation organically? We have (a few) of our "So I was listening to this podcast" totes left! Head here to grab yours.  What you'll hear: Our go-to favorite spring outfits, weeknight dinners, cocktails, pies and more! What music, shows and movies we're looking forward to this spring How to creatively use seasonal produce Ideas for freshening up your skincare, grocery, and exercise routines! Can I quote you on that? “There’s something emotionally that happens when I take care of my skin.” Maggie “If you haven’t had roasted radishes…you haven’t lived.” Maggie “Pick something you want to focus on more in your real life, and then challenge yourself to have that be the thing you share on social media." Jacey, on freshening up your social media routine “Just add heavy cream.” Jacey, on freshening  up your mor

This week, we are smelling the proverbial roses and talking about what it means to be a 'noticer.'  What you'll hear: What it means to be a 'noticer' Whether we consider ourselves people who notice What to do with what we notice How personality type affects our perception of things around us What we notice about each other  Can I quote you on that? "Are you noticing the right things?" Jacey "We have a human tendency to reinforce whatever our world view is, so you notice things that back up what you already believe." Jacey "It's not just about being a noticer, it's about how you handle what you notice." Maggie "You notice what you know." Maggie Links: This episode is brought to you by Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, and enjoy healthy, stress-free meals all week! Start your free two week trial today. Thoughts, questions, comments? Find Around the Table on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or leave a comment below. Maggie on Instagram, Twitter, and her blog Jacey on Instagram, 

In this episode, we discuss when efficiency goes too far. Plus, Maggie will weigh in on drinking vinegar, and other current nutrition trends.  Remember those adorable totes we gave Patreon supporters last year! We have (a few) on sale! Head here to grab yours.  What you'll hear: How we’ve personally seen our quality of life suffer from having an efficiency driven mindset The problem with compartmentalization of work and play What we might be missing in the midst of all this productivity Maggie’s dietetic opinion on drinking vinegar, zoodles, golden milk, and other current nutrition trends. Can I quote you on that? “Why can’t we say, ‘we’re gonna get less done, and that’s okay’?” Jacey “Where we go wrong with efficiency is placing it as the highest value.” Maggie “You’re not a machine. You’re human, and may we never lose touch with our humanity.” Jacey “In the stark compartmentalization of work and play, we lose the opportunity to find joy in the work and joy in the process of getting things done.” Maggie

This week, we are striking a power pose and taking an in depth look at body language. We are also sharing what we’ve been reading, watching, listening to and following this month. Are you one of our favorite listeners? Do you wanna be? Make sure you’re subscribed to Around the Table Weekly! What you'll hear: What comes to mind when we discuss body language Using body language in conversation The role facial expressions play in communication What our facial features say about us (if anything) Can I quote you on that? "Eye contact is one of those things where there is a spectrum. Not enough is awkward and too much is also very awkward." Maggie " I always want to value someone else and their feelings more than I value my productivity." Jacey "Mike often comments on my face being a problem." Jacey  "I wear my heart on my face." Maggie Links: This episode is brought to you by Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, and enjoy healthy, stress-free meals all week! Start your free two week t

In this episode, we’re discussing the danger of extreme independence, and why being needy is a good thing. And in the spirit of asking for help, we're bring back our "stuck in a rut" segment. Hey, do you want to hang out in our clubhouse? Patreon is where we post outtakes, behind-the-scenes and bonus segments that don't make it into our Monday episodes. Plus, we create an entire bonus episode every month for supporters. Check it out! What you'll hear: What extreme independence and refusing to ask for help is costing us Why being part of something (and not standing out) is valuable Why verbal processing can feel vulnerable How to foster a culture of dependence within our own families and communities Our personal ruts related to work/life balance and fear of being judged Can I quote you on that? “One of the best parts of being human is community.” Maggie “What of myself can I give up? What of my identity can I give up? How can I serve this thing that’s bigger than myself?” Maggie, on questions to ask yoursel

This week, we are looking backwards and examining how we interact with the past. We are also taking a stroll down memory lane and sharing some of our most memorable experiences.

In this episode, we’re talking about how to handle change gracefully. Plus, we’ll be sharing what we’ve been reading, watching, listening to and following. Why not use our episode topics as conversation starters with friends? Let us know what new insights y'all come up with. What you'll hear: Maggie’s Super Bowl predictions Why change can be scary...even if you don't love the status quo The danger of "moving on too fast" The importance of buffering and margin when you're in the midst of change Why it's important to assess your "readiness to change" Can I quote you on that? “It’s hard for me to initiate change, but if it happens to me, I’m really good at reacting.” Jacey "It takes time to get to the point where something new feels normal." Maggie "Practicing surrender helps me release control so that I'm more open to change." Maggie “Take advantage of layering new, good habits onto big changes.” Jacey Links: This episode is brought to you by Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, an

This week, we are minding our manners and discussing the topic of proper etiquette.  It’s 2017: you don’t have to hunt and gather your own podcasts. Make sure that you’re SUBSCRIBED to Around the Table, so that you never miss an episode! What you'll hear: Our thoughts on the importance of etiquette Whether we think some forms of etiquette are old fashioned or outdated Recommendations for proper etiquette in a variety of situations A heated conversation about grocery shopping Can I quote you on that: "Less right and wrong, more courteous and kind." Jacey "What do you think the next couple of years looks like for you(y'all)?" (a non-invasive way to ask someone about themselves) Maggie "Your desire to know information about someone is not more important than someone's right to privacy." Maggie "Don't steal my joy with your rolling suitcase. Don't do it." Maggie Links: Let's talk about texts baby Our sponsor this week is Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, and enjoy healthy, stress-fr

Today we’ll tackle how to handle the inevitable interruptions of life. Plus, we’ll be sharing what’s working for us lately when it comes to time management. If you want the opposite of junk mail (treasure mail) in your inbox, make sure you're subscribed to Around the Table Weekly! What you'll hear: How to navigate interruptions in personal and professional life The positive side of interruptions Why we have no excuse to be “interrupted” by social media The beauty in scheduling phone calls How great our boundaries are…except with each other. How learning to handle interruptions shapes character Can I quote you on that? “What’s at stake for giving in to interruptions? My sanity.” Maggie “I’m either completely distracted or hyper focused, and there’s very little middle ground.” Maggie “It’s not so much what the interruptions do in the moment, it’s the residual effects they have.” Maggie “You gotta turn off the dang notifications.” Jacey “Women are trained to believe that likeability is crucial.” Jacey “The id

Happy New Year, folks! This week, we discuss the concept of living every day as if it were your last.  But first, are you or anyone you know wanting to launch a podcast in 2017? If so, Jacey's guide is the perfect tool to Start and Grow Your Podcast! What you'll hear: The pros and cons of a 'carpe diem' mentality The importance of viewing our decisions through a long-term lens If we died today, what we would regret and be most proud of Our last meals Can I quote you on that? "The harder part is the follow-through and the faith and endurance that comes after [the big leap of faith]." Jacey "Once you're in motion, it's easier to stay moving." Jacey  "Sorry kids, you have no inheritance, but...I did cut your crust off every time." Jacey Links: Our sponsor this week is Prep Dish, the company that helps you shop once, prep once, and enjoy healthy, stress-free meals all week! Start your free two week trial today! Thoughts, questions, comments? Find Around the Table on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, or leave