Welcome to the real us. We’re shifting from the people we’ve felt obligated to be to the people we’re born to be. We welcome eavesdroppers to our conversations.
Imperfectly Honest
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Welcome to the real us. We’re shifting from the people we’ve felt obligated to be to the people we’re born to be. We welcome eavesdroppers to our conversations.
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Recent Episodes
June 4, 2026
What Women Find Attractive: Confidence, Curiosity, and Unexpected Turn-Ons
What makes someone attractive? Is it confidence? Physical chemistry? Shared values? Emotional intelligence? In this episode of Imperfectly Honest, Elizabeth is joined by her friend and Imperfectly Honest partner in crime, Kayla Gorski, to explore the psychology of attraction, modern dating, relationship compatibility, and the surprising qualities that create lasting connection. From confidence and curiosity to self-awareness and emotional intelligence, they unpack what women really find attractive—and how those preferences evolve over time. Drawing from their own dating experiences, conversations about dating after divorce, and reflections on healthy relationships, Elizabeth and Kayla discuss why attraction is often about far more than physical appearance. Together, they discuss: Green flags, turn-ons, and unexpected relationship dynamics that influence who we choose to build a life with Why curiosity may be one of the most attractive traits in a partner The difference between confidence, self-worth, and arrogance Dating after divorce and navigating major life transitions Why close friendships matter in romantic relationships Masculine and feminine dynamics in modern dating The role self-awareness plays in attraction and compatibility How attraction evolves as we grow and change Whether you're actively dating, navigating a breakup, re-entering the dating world after divorce, or simply curious about human behavior, this conversation offers an honest look at attraction, relationships, confidence, and what truly creates connection. Show Notes: Deepen your connection with food and yourself by visiting Kayla’s Substack at substack.com/@kaylagorski. Hear more Imperfectly Honest perspectives at www.imperfectlyhonest.com.
May 22, 2026
When to Sanitize and When to Let It Go: A Microbiologist’s Guide to Disease Prevention, Germ Anxiety, and Choosing Love Over Fear
For many people, the pandemic changed more than just daily routines – it changed the way we think about safety, health, and germs. What starts as “being careful” can slowly become something heavier: contamination anxiety, obsessive cleaning, fear of getting sick, and stress that quietly impacts everyday life. In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with microbiologist and department head at Montana State University, Jovanka Voyich, for an honest and nuanced conversation about germs, hygiene, immune health, and the balance between protecting ourselves and still fully living. Together, they discuss: How the pandemic triggered contamination anxiety and OCD-like behaviors for many people What actually matters when it comes to staying healthy Common misconceptions about germs and hygiene Hand washing, sanitizers, gyms, public spaces, and household cleanliness Why some exposure to germs may actually support immune health The mental and emotional cost of living in constant fear This episode is not about dismissing health concerns — it’s about finding balance, reducing shame, and learning how to stay informed without letting fear take over your life. If you’ve ever wondered whether your “healthy habits” may have crossed into anxiety, this conversation is for you. Hear more Imperfectly Honest perspectives at www.imperfectlyhonest.com.
May 9, 2026
Mother’s Day Special: An Honest Conversation About Our Moms
For some, Mother’s Day is a pure celebration. For others, it's grief, or just a day that's not quite easy peasy. Sometimes it's all of those things at once. If Mother's Day has ever felt more complex than the greeting cards suggest, this one is for you. In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with friend and fellow climate advocate, Max Scheder-Bieschin, who recently lost his mother. Max shares the lessons his mother left him, the things he wishes he'd said, and how she shaped the man he's become. Elizabeth brings her own truth about her loving relationship with her mother, and her own set of questions as well. Hear more Imperfectly Honest perspectives at www.imperfectlyhonest.com.
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