The podcast for anyone who is awkwardly trying to navigate life with a little fun, laughter, and a dose of REAL.Hosted by Priscilla D.

Host Priscilla D. is joined by special guest Heather Ervin. Heather shares her story of how she started working in college athletics, her love of helping others, and the beauty and lessons learned on the journey to get there. This episode explores what it takes to be successful and the importance of always having a belief in yourself and working towards what you want.

In this episode, host Priscilla D and special guest Laura Blackwell dive into the power of a good book and the impact reading can have on our lives. Three key takeaways from this conversation are The Power of Reading, Diverse Reading Preferences, and Personal Connection to Books.

On this episode host Priscilla D. answers a variety of kinda random questions and just gives her honest answers to whatever pops up on the wheel. Just a fun episode of well… randomness. Enjoy!

Hey everyone! In this episode of the Awkwardly Trying Podcast, we dive into some deep reflections and aha moments that have been on my mind recently. From the concept of a "mental garden" to letting go of things holding us back, we explore ways to become the best version of ourselves. Join me as I share my thoughts and experiences. Its a journey people lol. Don't miss out on this episode!

On this episode its all about International Women's Day! Host Priscilla D. reflects on the day and highlights a few areas that women are breaking barriers and how we can continue to inspire inclusiveness and uplifting one another.

This episode dives into the topic of happiness and how its obtainable as part of the journey and not a destination that is reached. Host Priscilla D. shares a bit about her view points on happiness vs joy and how we have to offer ourselves grace through it all.

In this episode of the "Awkwardly Trying" podcast, host Priscilla D. shares her weekly aha moment of what she learned as a non-runner from watching the U.S. Olympic marathon trials for over two hours. The trials were a powerful reminder that its deeper than just running a race.