Welcome to Between Sagebrush & Survival—a podcast about the people we become between where we came from and where we’re going.
Around here you’ll find stories that are honest, a little unfiltered, occasionally hilarious, and always rooted in something real.
We talk about relationships, identity, family, rural life, womanhood, resilience, class, culture, and the beautiful mess of figuring out who the hell you are.
Pour a whiskey. Grab a coffee. Pull up a chair.
You’re among friends here.
Stay True to the Wild That Made You.
Apparently, titties in the water are fine. Put a witch hat on them and suddenly somebody has to save my soul.
This week, we’re talking about faith, desire, shame, projection, and what happens when personal conviction turns into public judgment. Why does the same woman become “dangerous” the moment her sexuality is paired with power, mystery, or symbolism somebody was taught to fear?
This isn’t about mocking Christianity or telling anyone what to believe. I believe in God. I believe in Jesus. It’s about hypocrisy, personal responsibility, and the long tradition of blaming women for what other people feel when they look at us.
Your convictions belong to you, babe. Your choices belong to you. And that is not her spell, it’s your browser history.
Pour your Beverage, babes. Let’s go there.
27 Aug 2026
Tell 'Em Something They Don't Know
Why do we work so damn hard to control how other people see us?
Some of us polish the truth. Some of us create an entirely different version of it. And some of us drag every skeleton out of the closet, hand it a whiskey, and introduce it to the whole damn room before anybody else gets the chance.
Turns out... those might not be as different as they seem.
This week, the backroads took me into privacy versus lying, saving face, shame, status, the weird little stories we tell when nobody even fucking asked—and my realization that my own approach to reputation management is basically the ending of 8 Mile.
Because maybe hiding everything and showing everything can come from the same very human place:
We want some control over how we're seen.
But here's the problem...
We don't actually get to control that.
So pour your whiskey, babes. We're talking skeletons, bullshit, radical honesty, and the imaginary audience we're all apparently performing for.
Tell 'Em Something They Don't Know.
Stay true to the wild that made you.
19 Aug 2026
The Woman Underneath "Mom"
The Woman Underneath "Mom"
Everybody prepares for the baby.
The nursery. The car seat. The birth plan. The bottles. The diapers. The seventeen thousand things somebody on the internet swears you absolutely need.
And then the baby arrives...
and everybody follows the baby.
But what happens to the woman who brought them here?
This week, the backroads took me into postpartum depression, motherhood, identity, and the tiny ways women can disappear into raising the people they love. We're talking about traumatic births, the pressure to be the endlessly grateful “good mom,” losing yourself one Tuesday at a time, and the strange moment those little shits grow up and you're left wondering who the hell you are now.
And yes, we're normalizing occasionally thinking, “Fuck these kids, bro.” 😂
Because loving your children more than life itself and occasionally wanting everybody in your house to fuck directly off for twenty minutes can, in fact, coexist.
Maybe we don't need to “find ourselves again.”
Maybe we need to meet the women we've become.
A quick note before listening: I am absolutely not a doctor or mental health professional, and this episode is personal reflection and conversation, not medical advice or a substitute for professional care. Postpartum depression and other mental health struggles are real and can be serious. If something you're experiencing feels bigger than ordinary overwhelm, or you feel like you need professional support, please reach out to a qualified healthcare or mental health professional. You deserve to ask for help.
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