This week on The Walk-In Club Podcast, we get real about what it means to not be okay—and how that can be... well, okay. From the push-pull of needing solutions to the deeply human mess of just sitting with hard feelings, we explore the not-so-linear path of emotional growth. We go around the table checking-in while we begin recording for the first time from The Combine in Oakland, hosted by the incredible Alex Hooper - even squeeze in a few pushups (obviously), and had some play time. The heart of this episode? A vulnerable, unscripted conversation about mental health, discomfort, and how we don’t have to have it all figured out to keep showing up between friends sharing their personal experiences and thoughts, and by no mean are experts. We talk therapy, community, the trap of always seeking solutions, and how important it is to feel safe being seen, and when to seek a professional for help. Also: 6 cartwheels, a pigeon drinking from a dog bowl, carsickness (for friendship!), and the big question—what do we call The Walk-In community?