Podcast

A podcast is something I've always dreamt of starting since my old teenage YouTube days, and now the time is finally here!! I guess I realized that free will does in fact exist, and you can literally just do anything you want. I wanted to start a podcast so I did! It took me a while but it is finally here. 

I won't have a set posting schedule for the time being as I am just getting started and want to be able to have fun with it. As of right now, the podcast is available for listening on Spotify but I will be adding more platforms soon. 

I'm so happy I am actually starting this, and I am looking forward to all that comes from it. It kinda feels like I'm fulfilling a childhood dream of mine. I know it's not the best right now but everyone has to start somewhere, right? 


Listen to the Becoming A Free Spirit Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2EAjtzPzdN1xyfQVFjnnEV



Always love,

Mckenna <3

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