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Conversations with Toi

Conversations with Toi

LaToi Storr

276 episodesENserial

Show overview

Conversations with Toi has been publishing since 2020, and across the 6 years since has built a catalogue of 276 episodes, alongside 14 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 230 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 14th season.

Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 44 min and 1h — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.

The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed yesterday, with 27 episodes already out so far this year. Published by LaToi Storr.

Episodes
276
Running
2020–2026 · 6y
Median length
53 min
Cadence
Weekly

From the publisher

A Blogcast from Lifestyle Blogger ToiTime. Discussing life's journey whether that is through failure or success. We all have a few things that we wished we could learn from the mistakes of the past and that is the journey we take. From motherhood, being a wife, dealing with anxiety, and everything else in between there's nothing held back. This a podcast for all. We will laugh, cry, and share the ups and downs together. Are you ready?

Latest Episodes

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Ashia Collins on Empowerment, Performance, and Bringing Boop! to Ensemble Arts Philly

Oct 9, 202642 min

The Cornell 57, Mental Health Days, and the Power of Saying No

Oct 2, 202629 min

What to Bring into Fall Therapy

Sep 25, 202641 min

Food for a Cause: Bite for the Fight

Sep 4, 202655 min

Finding Comfort Through Compassion: The Mission of the Stephen E. Codella, MD Memorial Foundation

Aug 28, 202648 min

Beyond the Headlines: Hayden Panettiere, Postpartum Depression, and the Village We Need

Aug 21, 202656 min

Functioning Depression Talks

Aug 14, 202655 min

We are all the faces of Mental Health

Aug 7, 202651 min

Mindfulness is a Practice with Pax Tandon

Jul 31, 202638 min

Why No‑Contact Isn’t the Villain People Make It Out To Be

Jul 24, 202638 min

Should You Medicate-Medication as a Mental Health Tool

Jul 3, 202655 min

Doctor Who

May 15, 202658 min

Type A Energy, Perfectionism, and the Mother’s Day Reality Check

May 8, 202640 min

Educational Support with Amy Impellizzeri and Blocs

May 1, 202647 min

Are we even safe?

Apr 24, 202641 min

Not all men-When Hard Truths and Joy Have to Coexist

Apr 17, 202639 min

Spring Transitions & Mental Health

Apr 10, 202648 min

Healing Without the Apology

There’s a particular kind of heartbreak that happens when you walk into therapy carrying wounds someone else created, yet the work ahead is yours alone. Healing Without the Apology explores that quiet, complicated space where personal accountability meets unresolved hurt.Each episode dives into what it means to rebuild yourself without closure, to take responsibility for your reactions without excusing someone else’s actions, and to grow even when the words “I’m sorry” never come.Through honest conversations, reflective storytelling, and grounded psychological insight, this podcast guides listeners through the messy, courageous process of reclaiming their power. It’s about learning to stop waiting for someone else to make things right—and choosing to become whole on your own terms.If you’ve ever felt the sting of being left with the emotional bill for someone else’s damage, this space is for you. Healing is still possible, even without the apology you deserved.Follow me on the blog, www.toitime.org and on all socials as Toitimeblog

Apr 3, 202647 min

S14 Ep 6Survival Mode is not a Lifestyle

In this episode of Conversations With Toi, I'm getting real about something far too many of us normalize—survival mode. It’s that constant state of pushing, grinding, and functioning on fumes, where you’re doing everything except actually living. But here’s the truth: survival mode may help you get through a moment, but it was never meant to become your lifestyle.We’ll break down what survival mode really is, the subtle and not-so-subtle ways it shows up in your daily life, and how it quietly steals your joy, peace, and presence. From emotional numbness to over-functioning to feeling disconnected from the things you once loved, we’ll explore the signs that you may be stuck in a cycle you didn’t even realize you were in.Most importantly, I talk about the path out—how to reclaim rest, joy, intention, and the fullness of your life. You deserve more than just “getting by.” You deserve to thrive.If this episode speaks to you, stay connected with me for more conversations on wellness, intentional living, and emotional growth.Follow me on all social platforms @Toitimeblog and visit the blog at www.toitime.org.

Mar 13, 202640 min

S14 Ep 5From an Empty Cup

In this episode of Conversations With Toi, I'm talking about what it really means to pour from an empty cup — not the cute Instagram version, but the real-life, real-time signs that you’re running on fumes while still trying to show up for everyone else. We’ll break down how to recognize when your cup is drying out, the subtle ways burnout disguises itself as “being strong,” and the emotional toll of constantly giving without replenishing.I’m also sharing practical, grounded ways to pour back into your own cup — not the generic “take a bubble bath” advice, but the internal work, the boundaries, the rest, and the self-honesty required to refill yourself in sustainable ways. You’ll hear real examples from my own life, because if you’ve been here long enough, you know my life stays being the catalyst for these conversations.We’re also getting into what I’m still learning: how to express how I feel without being petty, how to honor my emotions after going no contact with people who drained me, and how to navigate the messy middle between protecting your peace and communicating your truth. Growth isn’t linear, and I’m sharing the lessons as I live them.If you’re tired of pretending you’re okay while running on empty, this episode is for you.Follow me across all social platforms at @toitimeblog, and stay connected on the blog at www.toitime.org.

Mar 6, 202641 min
Conversations with Toi 2020