Heather Omoike has been building spaces where people feel seen for over 15 years. From selling swimsuits to pioneering the picnic experience space in Tampa, to an interior design practice rooted in one simple belief: that your home should tell your story. She's a mom, a creative, a vintage collector and someone who has learned that the work you build for others and the work you do on yourself are never really separate.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

🌀 How That's My Jam was born from a Covid pivot and became the first picnic setup business in Tampa

🌀 Why Heather ended a thriving business at its peak and what that decision actually felt like

🌀The design philosophy behind "collective, not cluttered" and why your home shouldn't look like everyone else's

🌀 What it actually means to design a home that feels collected over time rather than bought all at once

🌀 How vintage sourcing changed the way she thinks about personality, story, and why your space should never look like everyone else's

🌀The creative space she protects as her own and what it means to pour back into yourself when you're a mom who gives everything

Connect with Heather on Instagram: @jamesandbyrdie

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Tarot has come up in our world before, we've pulled cards together, done a year-ahead spread, sat with the imagery and wondered what it all means. But this time we're slowing down and going deeper. Not as experts or professional tarot readers. But as practitioners with a beginner's mind, genuinely trying to understand what we've been holding in our hands.

In this episode, we return to tarot with fresh eyes, exploring what the deck actually is, how our relationship to it has shifted, and what happens when you stop reaching for the guidebook and start trusting what you notice first. We move through the structure of the 78 cards, sit with The Fool, and talk honestly about what it means to let a card be a mirror rather than an answer.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

🌀 What tarot actually is and what it isn't

🌀 The Major and Minor Arcana and why the distinction matters

🌀 The Fool, and what this card is really saying about beginnings, openness, and the courage it takes to not yet know

🌀 What shifts when you sit with a card before you try to explain it

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Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot Deck

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This New Moon in Pisces on March 18 at p.m. ET, opens a threshold between imagination and action, asking what you’re ready to bring into form. In this month’s reading, Liz Pratt of Fireside Healing offers a tarot reading centered on creative expression, trust, and releasing the patterns that keep your ideas at a distance. With themes of renewal, visibility, and devotion to what feels most alive, this reading invites you to move toward what calls you and allow it to take shape in a more tangible way.

Listen through to the end for a ritual to anchor this New Moon in Pisces.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

🌀 How to recognize and trust sudden moments of clarity or inspiration

🌀 The difference between staying in ideas vs actually moving into creation

🌀 What devotion to your craft looks like in a real, everyday sense

🌀 How joy and engagement can be a signal for where to focus your energy

🌀 The connection between creative work and tangible growth or stability

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⁠Liz Pratt @ Fireside Healing⁠

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