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What a Gift Podcast

Birthdays & House Parties

What a Gift Podcast

In this episode of the What a Gift podcast, Jule reveals her in-depth theory on how to throw a next-level house party, and Sarra makes her case for why celebrating birthdays in adulthood actually matters.If you’ve ever wanted to step up your hosting game, craft an unforgettable experience by implementing a few tweaks, or just hear some hot takes on birthdays as an adult, this one’s for you. 🎁 What’s Inside 🎁 • Jule’s 8 stages of a party (from casual hangout to full-on bash) + how music, lighting, and guest vibes can turn it electric. • Sarra’s take on birthdays: Why planning your own party is actually a gift to the people who love you, + more. • Fun hosting ideas like “Noah’s Ark” parties for singles, Oscars-night snack competitions, and why good hospitality is like a muscle you’ve gotta flex. * * * Hit follow or subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes! Hang out with us and thousands of other Gifties at SEEK in January ⁠http://bit.ly/3IPoew4⁠ LISTEN & FOLLOW US EVERYWHERE: 🚨 Head over to Replay to watch the latest episode a week ahead of everywhere else! http://www.seekreplay.com/category/whatagift/ Find it on YouTube → https://youtube.com/@whatagiftpodcast Find it on Spotify → ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4vnHBKphp6xEBUsJNerBdT?si=59poYSVvQVOzj8TOIaHPaQ⁠ Find it on Apple Podcasts → ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-a-gift/id1839023006⁠ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ✨ Sarra’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/sarrara/ ✨ Jule’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/c0ppacabana/ ✨ FOCUS' IG: https://www.instagram.com/focuscatholic/ Email us at ⁠whatagift@focus.org⁠ or leave a comment! Register on Replay to join our email list → ⁠seekreplay.com⁠ For more original content and early releases, please visit ⁠seekreplay.com⁠ What a Gift is a production of FOCUS. ⁠www.focus.org

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About Podcast

Two friends unwrap ordinary life — the chaos, disappointments, spirals, fresh starts, and weird little joys — and practice receiving it as something that might actually be a gift.

We’re not, by nature, the kind of people who look at life’s chaos and chirp, “What a gift!” But maybe we should be. So we’re practicing — one conversation at a time — laughing (and sometimes complaining) our way through the little treats, let-downs, and weird in-between moments that make up life, slowly figuring out how to mean it when we say, “What a gift.”