What Happened After?: Talks On Post-"Life Happens" Growth

Vivian Nunez
What Happened After?: Talks On Post-"Life Happens" Growth

What Happened After? tackles the age-old question — "what was your before and after?" and with each episode proves how diverse, funny, and ever-evolving the answers can be. Writer and founder of toodamnyoung.com, Vivian Nunez, opens up about her own before and afters, which have been punctuated with laughter, grief, friendship, and love, all while also jumping into conversations with humans who know a thing or two about reinventing their lives and defining their own 'aha' moments. What Happened After? will be your weekly reminder that life happens and you weren't just meant to survive it.

  1. 22/10/2020

    Laura Jimenez (National Latino Engagement Director for Biden 2020) — Why Your Vote Matters

    This is a mini-episode leading up to the 2020 election. I sat down with Laura Jimenez, a NYC-native and the National Latino Engagement Director for Biden 2020 to talk through the importance of a single vote. More than though, we talked through how your belief in yourself and the power of your voice connects deeply with how you exercise that belief.  IMPORTANT LINKS FROM THE EPISODE: Text “Vote Joe” to 30330 https://joebiden.com/take-action/ https://joebiden.com/es/actua-por-joe/

    20 min

  2. 15/10/2020

    Sarah Galvez (Director of Social + Audience Dev for Biden 2020) — How To Engage Your Community Online

    This is a mini-episode leading up to the 2020 election. I sat down with Sarah Galvez and we talked through the reality of what “day to day” looks like on a campaign, how rapid the rapid fire response moment around the fly in the Vice Presidential debate actually was, but most importantly, how to make sure you feel empowered to GOTV this November. IMPORTANT LINKS FROM THE EPISODE: Text “Vote Joe” to 30330 https://joebiden.com/take-action/ https://joebiden.com/es/actua-por-joe/

    29 min

  3. 13/10/2020

    Me And You: The Mental Health Impact Of A Big Move

    We moved! We made the jump from NYC to Portland, but more than a jump it was a result of a series of baby steps that built up to this big move and the big shift that came with it. This week's episode is an update on our time in Portland so far and how it's impacted my mental health.

    17 min

  4. 06/10/2020

    Claire Bidwell Smith – An Honest Look At Grief

    Grief is a popular topic right now because of COVID, because of 2020, and because of how life is unfolding for us as individuals and as a collective. “Grief” as a universal concept is defined as deep sorrow, but on an individual level, it’s a constant, undeniable reality. It looks like sorrow sometimes and like laughter others. On this episode, I chat with Claire Bidwell Smith, an author and grief expert, who uses her own lived experiences with loss to draw connection points with others walking similar paths. Whether you’re hoping to understand more of your own grief or to know how to best be there for a friend, I hope this episode is helpful. You can find Claire: https://www.instagram.com/clairebidwellsmith/ https://clairebidwellsmith.com/ You can find me: https://www.instagram.com/vivnunez/ https://www.vivnunez.com/

    35 min

  5. 01/09/2020

    Melissa Carcache — A Deep Dive Into Being A Creative And Having Faith

    Lately I've been thinking about the importance of having faith in something outside of yourself, so call it synchronicity that Meli and I tried to answer how we've both been coping with these bigger questions. We look at faith specifically too as a pillar to hold onto as we navigate life as creatives.  Find Meli: https://www.instagram.com/melicarcache/ https://www.instagram.com/wearemillennialwomen/ Elevation Church podcast: https://elevationchurch.org/podcast/ Molly Beck: https://www.instagram.com/msmollybeck/ Reach Out book: https://amzn.to/3jAYRfv  Find Vivian: https://www.instagram.com/vivnunez/

    47 min

  6. 25/08/2020

    Alica Forneret: Being Vulnerable Doesn't Mean You're Sharing It All

    From the minute I hit record, Alica brought her whole self to this episode and let us in. We talked about grief, how coping mechanisms can shift, and that belonging and connection can come from sharing the details of your lived experiences.  Most of all we landed on a very big truth — to be vulnerable online doesn't mean that you're sharing all of yourself, it means you're sharing the humanizing parts that you can put into words.  Find Alica: https://www.instagram.com/alica.forneret/ Find all the amazing women Alica mentioned, in this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CBHSETihoTx/ Find me: https://www.instagram.com/vivnunez/

    48 min

  7. 18/08/2020

    Jen Pinkston — Good Things Come From Setting Your Own Pace

    Going from content creator to entrepreneur may be new territory for Jen Pinkston in some ways, but definitely not in all ways. Through all of her career changes, Jen was turning to the same foundation and values to help guide her. Above all else, she wanted to make sure she was happy and that she was setting her own pace. During our conversation Jen shares how she went from stylist to content creator to now the founder and CEO of La Paloma, a children’s lounge and sleepwear company. Find Jen: https://www.instagram.com/jenpinkston/ Find La Paloma: https://www.instagram.com/lapalomasleep/ Find me: https://www.instagram.com/vivnunez/

    35 min

  8. 14/08/2020

    Stephanie Carcache — Give Yourself Permission To Change Your Mind

    This is the podcast episode you want to listen to at the end of a hard day/week/month/year. Stephanie Carcache, a singer and co-founder of the podcast Millennial Women, shares all during this episode. We talk about how necessary (and hard) it is to give ourselves grace during this pandemic. She offers insight on what to keep in mind if maybe you aren't where you thought you would be, but also exactly where you need to be.  Stephanie Carcache IG: https://www.instagram.com/stephaniecarcache/ Millennial Women IG: https://www.instagram.com/wearemillennialwomen/ Vivan IG: https://www.instagram.com/vivnunez/

    33 min
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What Happened After? tackles the age-old question — "what was your before and after?" and with each episode proves how diverse, funny, and ever-evolving the answers can be. Writer and founder of toodamnyoung.com, Vivian Nunez, opens up about her own before and afters, which have been punctuated with laughter, grief, friendship, and love, all while also jumping into conversations with humans who know a thing or two about reinventing their lives and defining their own 'aha' moments. What Happened After? will be your weekly reminder that life happens and you weren't just meant to survive it.

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