Call Me Thursday Sarah Singleterry and Savannah Chavez

Your best girls are back with another episode of the Call Me Thursday podcast! Sav and Sar invite you into their regular catchup call where Sav tells the story of a TikTok gone wrong, and Sar talks about ... well ... work. The gals lament a little on how they spend their working hours, but they ultimately affirm the grass isn't always greener on the other side. The Alabama and Colorado halves of the podcast couldn't be in more different seasons of life these days, but they manage to make the friendship work and can't wait to tell you all about it on this week's call.
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Carlee Russell pleads guilty to faking her own kidnapping
Gone for Good shredding service
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Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.

It's Thursday, which means it's time to pick up the phone and join your best gals for a weekly catch-up call! Sav is deep in her SAHM era - making (and painting?) sourdough and snagging a running stroller for a STEAL. Sar is once again consumed by all things career this week ... just not her own. She and Sav seriously consider a possible career switch for the Alabama half of the podcast! And of course, the gals couldn't have a call this week without giving their thoughts on Taylor Swift and her tortured poetry. This is a fun one, and the gals can't wait for you to call in!
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Holding Court with Eboni K. Williams
The Pelican Brief
Savannah Chavez Studio
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Call Me Thursday
Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.

Happy Thursday Call Me Thursday listeners! Sav and Sar are back to share their thoughts on well ... everything. Sav was in her mountain mom era over the weekend which gets the gals talking about how long they would last “off the grid.” Sar (who **spoiler** couldn’t make it two weeks) spent the weekend shopping and comes to this week's chat ready to offer advice on go to gifts for the gals and guidance on when to pick up the bill. Your best gals round out their weekly long-distance call with thoughts on their own capacity and how to know when it's time to lean in or let up.
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Savannah Chavez Studio
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Call Me Thursday
Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.

Thursdays are for the besties and, besties, Call Me Thursday is back! Sav and Sar are giddy that you're joining them for another one of their weekly phone calls. Your best girls are recapping their weeks and, once again, they couldn't be more different! Sar was a corporate girlie on the go, traveling for work and trying to stick to her routine while on the road. Across the country, Sav was making sourdough bagels and trying to entertain her baby boy while she was stuck in the orthodontist's chair. The gals are also talking about 75 hard, 10-minute arm workouts, and what it means to listen to your body. This is a fun one, and Sav and Sar can't wait for you to join!
LINKS:
Sourdough Bagel Recipe
Savannah Chavez Studio
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Call Me Thursday
Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.

Welcome back Call Me Thursday listeners! Sav and Sar are reintroducing themselves and giving updates on all that's happened this week. Sar flew on a private plane, enjoyed a rest day off, and tells Sav about getting called out by a listener. Sav is giving a jaw surgery update, talking about her art sales launch, and opens up about her faith journey. Your best girls spend time reflecting on how kind God has been on this call recorded right before Easter Sunday. This week's episode is sure to make you laugh and cry. We can't wait for you to listen!
LINKS:
The Southern Sourdough Co. 
Savannah Chavez Studio
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Call Me Thursday
Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.

The Call Me Thursday podcast is back, and your best girls are as giggly as ever! Is an extensive skincare routine what's standing between us and a four-day work week? Would you rather be sad or stupid? Do drug cartels listen to Call Me Thursday? All questions Sav and Sar can't stop laughing about on this week's hour-long chat. The gals can't wait for you to call in!
LINKS:
"I asked President Obama if he's DEPRESSED!?"
"How Smart People Can Stop Being Miserable"
Savannah Chavez Studio
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Call Me Thursday
Savannah
Sarah
ABOUT CALL ME THURSDAY:
In 2019, after becoming permanently long-distance best friends, we committed to weekly calls every Thursday. It’s been four years of hours on the phone bent over in tears from both laughter and sorrow, joy and grief, celebrating and ranting. Conversations over the tensions of being citizens of heaven and doing life in the world and figuring out how to build lives that are meaningful, sacred, and marked by both depth and joy in their fullest nature. After the first several months of laughing at our own jokes, we thought, “Man, we would make a great podcast.” And four years later, friends, we invite you in. Come think with us. Process with us what it means to be women in our 20s, in this strange place between Millennials and Gen Z. Chasing dreams, asking questions, and saying the things that most of us are secretly thinking. We’ll talk to you Thursday.