27 Sept 2026
Why Did I Dream I Murdered My CFO?
This week Rebecca, Jessica, and Heather dig into the strange, sometimes spooky world of their dreams: REM cycles, why some dreams stick and others vanish by breakfast, and the time one of us dreamed she had to murder her own CFO husband (relax, it wasn't personal). We detour through a dog's allergic reaction scare, GLP-1s and Big Pharma's incentives, and a little existential wobble about AI coming for our jobs, because that's just how our brains multitask in midlife. But underneath the laughs is something softer, a story about a psychic medium, a late father, and the feeling that the people we've lost might still be checking in on us, awake or asleep. If you've ever woken up confused, a little haunted, and weirdly comforted all at once, this one's for you.
About the hosts:
Rebecca has spent most of her life organizing, leading, fixing, building, and occasionally overthinking things for others. After decades in corporate and communal leadership, she now works as a coach and guide, helping people navigate life's transitions without losing themselves in the process. She is a partner, a mom, a sister, an auntie, a daughter, a healer, a spiritual teacher and guide, a friend, and a recent dog-mom. Based in California, Rebecca is learning (in real time) how to choose living in alignment with love, truth, and wisdom over the noise of raging hormones and the crumbling patriarchy.
Jessica is a California native who now happily calls Tennessee home — yes, willingly, and yes, she loves it. For the last several years, she has been every kind of mom, including cheer mom, scout mom, room mom, snack coordinator, and calendar manager, to an 8-year-old and a 12-year-old, while also being a wife, daughter, sister, running a business, and leading in the corporate world. Jessica brings heart, sarcasm, and the kind of practical wisdom that comes from juggling a lot and still showing up. She approaches midlife the way she approaches everything: full-on, and with enough humor and prescription hormones to survive it.
Heather has questions. A California girl now rooted in Washington State, she has fully embraced being a dog guardian, fresh air, muddy boots, and starting over. She is an amazing friend, a great big sister, a devoted dog human to her rescue dog, Chance, a community gardener, a bee lover, and a general enthusiast of things that grow. Heather brings curiosity, honesty, and a quiet adventurous streak to the mic. She sees midlife not as something to manage but as something to explore, preferably outdoors, ideally with really good snacks, and always with an open heart.
