Katy and Me Podcast

Episode 15: The Life of a Self-employed Counselor in Private Practice, and Organizing Your Final Estate

In this episode, Chris shares insight from a self-employed therapist, including what she likes, dislikes, and wishes everyone knew about her job; and Katy discusses important action items to implement for family and loved ones for when you ultimately pass away.

Episode 14: The Do's and Don'ts of Zoom etiquette, and Economic Evolution. What should we all know?

In this episode, Katy discusses economic evolution, specifically the work of Mariana Mazzucato and Rutger Bregman's article The Neoliberal Era is Ending. What Comes Next?, while Chris shares some ideas of how to avoid Zoom burnout, and Zoom meeting Do's and Don'ts

Episode 13: The Evolution of Language, and Listening vs. Hearing BLM Conversations

In this episode, Chris shares his experience about participating in a recent meeting with minority faith leaders from the City of Indianapolis regarding Black Lives Matter, and what he learned about the Community Compass app, while Katy digs into the Evolution of Language and why the words you choose to use matters.

Episode 12: Part 2 of 2

In this episode, Katy and Chris switch perspectives. Katy recounts some of the negative aspects of running a farm and family while under quarantine, and Chris talks about some new-found skills he has learned during the pandemic including TikTok and french press coffee

Episode 11: Part 1 of 2

Chris shares three negative challenges he has had to deal during the coronavirus quarantine while Katy discusses three positive experiences that have come out of her time practicing social distancing

Episode 10: Three Keys to Updating Your Resume and Understanding Primary Sources in Journalism and Media

In this episode, Chris shares three keys to updating your resume, and Katy helps explain why it is vital to seek out primary sources and helps differentiate journalism from media.

Episode 9: Katy's Long Strange Trip Home: Travel in the Coronavirus Era

In this episode, we recap the good, the bad, and the ugly of Katy's recent trip to and from London and Paris, and dealing with the coronavirus pandemic while traveling.

Episode 8: Why being media literate is so important in today's world of deep fakes, how community alignment can improve where you live, and what baristas wish you knew.

In this episode, Katy talks about media literacy and why it is important to understand if the news you are consuming is real or fake, Chris explains his experiences related to community alignment and how entities working together can impact rural America, and what baristas wish you knew about their careers.

Episode 7 What it's like to be the dad of a pre-teen daughter, social signaling and what it means, and what hairdressers and barbers wish you knew.

In this episode of The Katy and Me Podcast, Chris shares the trials and tribulations of being a dad with a pre-teen daughter in today's world of social media, Katy talks about the impacts of social signaling, and together, Chris and Katy share what hairdressers and barbers wish you knew about their careers.

Why you should support B Corporations, what to know when visiting India, and what social workers wish you knew

In this episode of The Katy and Me Podcast, Chris shares highlights and low-lights about a past business trip to India, Katy discusses how and why people should support B Corporations, and together, Chris and Katy share what social workers wish you knew about their career, and why they are such an important part of our society.