My Sisters Closet

Feeling triggered? And need to fix it ?

 
So what happens when you know better but still don’t do better? Hallie had a moment last week that put her own advice to the test — and she didn’t pass. This episode is about what she did next.In this episode:— What she was feeling in the moment and why— Why devil’s advocate has its limits— The difference between an apology that changes things and one that doesn’t— What the repair actually looked like
 
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It Starts Inside | Reflection, Wellness & Sisterhood

Hallies check-in. She's been reading 101 Essays and the chapter on Zen, flow states, and creativity stopped her in her tracks — because it connects directly to everything she's building with My Inner Mind.
 
She also shares that a follower reached out wanting to learn more about the foundations of sisterhood, and Hallie gets real about what that actually requires — including a disagreement with her own sisters that she's still working through.
 
Short, unfiltered, and straight from the heart
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The Sunday Slow Down

Sunday is for Slowing Down
Hallie had 20 free minutes on a Sunday and did what she always does — created something. But this episode is actually about the opposite of that. It’s about stopping. Resting. Filling yourself back up before you have nothing left to give.
She shares her simple big three for slowing down when life won’t stop moving — one sentence in your journal, five minutes of stretching, and a shower. That’s it. No excuses.
She also teases her upcoming Set It Down Saturdays event and gets real about the trash bin — when it’s full, you can’t take any more. You have to set it down first.
In this episode:
— Why slowing down feels impossible when you’re a builder
— The big three: journal, stretch, shower — 30 minutes or less
— Finding joy in the things you’ve labeled as chores
— You can’t pour into others when you’re empty
— A sneak peek at Set It Down Saturdays — May 30
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Let’s Talk Depression: What Your Mind Is Really Trying to Tell You

Let’s Talk Depression
In this episode, Hallie gets real about something she’s carried most of her life — depression. From therapy as a teenager to medication, masking with drinking and smoking, and the long road of figuring out what actually helps, this one is honest, raw, and necessary.Hallie revisits Brianna Wiest’s 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think and the ideas around what you create each day and the small moments of connection we overlook. She talks about the “big three” her therapists always came back to (eat, sleep, exercise), why those matter but aren’t the whole picture, and why connection and creativity have been just as healing for her.This episode is for anyone who knows what it feels like to push through while quietly falling apart.In this episode:— The “big three” her therapists always recommended — and what was missing— What masking pain looked like for Hallie— How creativity and community pulled her through— EMDR and somatic movement — things she wishes she’d known sooner— High functioning depression and the pressure to keep going— Why small moments of connection matter more than we thinkMentioned: 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think by Brianna Wiest
 

When Siblings Make It About Themselves… Wedding Drama Reaction

On this Sunday Fun Day episode, I react to a sibling story that quickly turns into an emotional mess. A bride is preparing for her wedding when her sister asks to announce her pregnancy during the celebration — and things spiral from there.
This episode dives into what happens when family members struggle to clearly identify and communicate their feelings. I share my honest reaction, unpack the emotional layers, and talk about boundaries, communication, and why sibling dynamics can get so complicated — especially during big life moments.
If you’ve ever dealt with family tension, unspoken feelings, or awkward timing… this conversation is for you. 💭✨

AITA Sunday React: Who’s Really the Ahole?”**

Reacting to the latest AITA stories! Who’s really in the wrong? Join me as I break down the drama, awkward moments, and surprising twists. Tune in and decide for yourself who’s the a**hole this week!

Resilience, Redefined

We’ve been told that strength means holding on…that quitting is weakness and pushing through is the only way forward. But what if resilience looks different than we were taught?
In this episode, we sit with a question that doesn’t have an easy answer: how do you know when to keep going, and when letting go is the brave thing? We explore what it really means to be resilient …. not as a force of will, but as an act of self-honesty. Because sometimes the most courageous thing you can do is recognize what no longer serves you, and choose yourself anyway.
This one is for anyone who has ever mistaken endurance for strength, and is learning the difference.

Meet Micah: Fun, Real, and Full of Life

In this heartfelt get-to-know-you episode, Hallie sits down with her sister Micah for a candid conversation that feels like being a fly on the wall during a real sister chat. Hallie kicks things off with five fun questions to introduce Micah to the community, giving listeners a peek into who she is beyond just being Hallie’s sister.
From there, the conversation shifts into something a little more practical and uplifting — Micah shares the simple, everyday things she personally does to brighten her day and keep her mindset in a good place. Think real, doable habits from a real person living a full life.
The episode closes on a deeper note as the two sisters open up about resilience — what it actually looks like when you’re a wife, a mother, and someone with a whole lot on your plate. Micah gets honest about navigating the beautiful chaos of a full life, and together they explore what it means to keep showing up even when it’s hard.
A warm, relatable, and genuinely inspiring listen — especially for anyone who’s ever felt like they’re doing it all and still trying to do it well.

Saturday Reflection

Is procrastination really about avoiding work -- or is it about avoiding decisions?
In this grounding episode of My Sister's Closet, host Hallie takes a intentional Saturday pause to decompress after a heavy week and dives into one of the most reframing ideas she's encountered in Brianna Wiest's 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think.
Topics covered: procrastination as emotional avoidance, what "I need space" really means in relationships, deflection vs decision making, processing grief and hard news, and why slowing down is sometimes the most productive thing you can do.
A permission slip episode for anyone who needs to stop, breathe, and be honest about what they're really putting off.
A sister podcast for women doing the honest inner work -- one Saturday at a time. 💜

First Dates, Food Fails, and Empathy (ft. Libby)

He ate her ramen. Then her dessert. Then said no when she asked for more food.
In part two of Hallie and Libby's sister sessions, the two break down a wild Reddit first date story and somehow turn it into a masterclass on emotional intelligence, empathy, and first date safety.
Topics covered: first date red flags, paying for yourself on dates, why movies are a terrible first date, the case for activity based dates, how to exit gracefully when things go wrong, first date safety planning for women, and how ghosting compares to honest communication.
Plus Libby's full first date philosophy -- including why your exit plan matters as much as your outfit.
A sister podcast for women who want real talk, real laughs, and advice from someone who has genuinely strong feelings about ramen etiquette. 💜