The Home of Misfits podcast was born out of a very simple realization:
a lot of people are walking around thinking they’re the only ones who feel this way.

Too sensitive.
Too curious.
Too tired of pretending they’ve got it all figured out.
Too allergic to clichés like “everything happens for a reason” when what they really want is an honest conversation and maybe a deep sigh of relief.

So we built a mic, pulled up some chairs, and started talking.

This podcast exists to make space for real conversations — the kind that don’t rush to fix, polish, or wrap things up with a motivational bow. We talk about life, perspective, meaning, identity, hope, doubt, growth, getting stuck, getting unstuck, and all the in-between places most people avoid in polite conversation.

Sometimes it’s deep.
Sometimes it’s funny.
Sometimes it’s both at the same time.
(Those are usually the best episodes.)

There are no gurus here.
No “5 easy steps.”
No pressure to be inspiring before you’re honest.

The goal isn’t to tell you what to think.
It’s to remind you that you’re not alone in thinking it.

Some episodes feel like sitting on the front porch late at night.
Some feel like coffee with someone who really gets it.
Some feel like that moment when you realize, “Oh… it’s not just me.”

And honestly?
That’s the whole point.

This podcast isn’t here to change who you are.
It’s here to help you remember you were never broken in the first place.

Pull up a mic.
Say the thing.
Or just listen quietly — that counts too.

Welcome to the Home of Misfits.
We’re really glad you’re here.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’m not famous enough / polished enough / expert enough to be on a podcast…”

Good. You’re exactly who we’re looking for.

The Home of Misfits podcast isn’t about gurus, perfect stories, or people who have it all figured out. It’s about real humans having real conversations — the kind that make you exhale halfway through and say, “Oh wow… same.”

We’re always open to guests who:

• have lived, questioned, learned, unlearned, or are still figuring things out

• are willing to be honest (polished is optional)

• don’t need to sell anything to be interesting

• believe conversation can be healing without being preachy

You don’t need a platform.
You don’t need a following.
You don’t need a “message.”

You just need to be human and willing to talk.

Some guests come with a story.
Some come with a question.
Some come with both.

All are welcome.

This isn’t an interview where we grill you, fix you, or ask you to summarize your life in three neat soundbites. It’s more like a thoughtful conversation in the Living Room — microphones on, pressure off.

If that feels like your kind of space, we’d love to hear from you.

No pitch required. No performance expected. Just conversation.