The Kaia Monologues

I started this podcast about vulnerability and the enneagram in 2020, and since then I’ve:

✔️met with 27 brilliant and vulnerable people to be joint storytellers for 65+ hours [a few of these conversations are still unpublished] 

✔️edited and produced these juicy conversations to make 60+ episodes and reach almost 7,000 listeners

✔️tackled some difficult topics, like: outgrowing religious beliefs you once held dear, panic attacks, unplanned pregnancies, and friend breakups

I took a bit of an unexpected break from producing Warmly for a while, but when I started back up earlier this year, one of my friends (and former guests) confessed to me:

“I kinda like your solo episodes the most.”

POV: me, utterly shocked and flattered 🤯

With that being said, I’ve released a few episodes this year that happen to be straight up monologues, but I’d like to think they feel more like we’re chatting over coffee? Let me know if I’m wrong.


​​🎤 On knowing what love is, and what it is not:
I share a poem I wrote about love, at a time I needed the reminder that I can spot it and experience it too. I also share three “behind the scenes” stories about real moments that inspired me to write the poem in the first place.

[Listen on: Spotify or Apple Podcasts]

​​🎤 On the one thing everyone wants for their birthday: Birthdays are complicated, but celebrating them shouldn’t be. We’ll talk about the one thing everyone wants for their birthday. 

[Listen on: Spotify or Apple Podcasts]

​​🎤 On how we heal: We talk about the weird things people say when you’re trying your best to heal from the deepest of wounds. 

[Listen on: Spotify or Apple Podcasts]

​​🎤 On non-monogamy and finding the green M&Ms: We’ll talk about the many forms of non-monogamy, and the ways that dating non-monogamously has changed my life and altered the way in which I date. 

[Listen on: Spotify or Apple Podcasts]

​​🎤 On loving yourself: We talk about the love languages framework, and why I think they’re not good enough.

[Listen on: Spotify or Apple Podcasts]

If you’ve ever listened to Warmly, would you mind leaving me a review?

And if you never have listened in, that’s okay! Today is a great day to start something new. 

Warmly,

Kaia

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