In this episode, I talk about vulnerability in content creation, words to steer clear of when job hunting (like "rock star" and "unicorn"), and anxiety poop caused by work calls. I also give some life updates! We all had big plans for 2020 and thought it was gonna be THE year. It certainly has been THE year, but not in the way we expected it to be. I hope you're staying safe! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikkivicente/message

Again, death takes center stage. Cremation, embalming, caskets, death denial, death acceptance. It's a fun discussion, I swear. Read "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons from the Crematory" by Caitlin Doughty as soon as you can!

Nikki talks about death, among other things, in this episode. There's also a conversation about what shows she's been watching and why documentaries about murderers are entertaining. Is there something wrong with us? Hopefully not! Hope you're staying safe and staying home!

Frozen II is out and Nikki talks about how difficult it must be to be Elsa (mysterious icy powers and all). Imagine being thrown into queenship, being a big sister, and on top of that trying to figure out where your powers come from? Nikki also digresses to the topic of voice actors (and how both weird and amazing it is to watch them behind the scenes), specifically the woman behind the Jollibee delivery voice. Oh, and Miley Cryus was also discussed in this ep. Her Backyard Sessions on...

Nikki's back, and in this episode, it's all about seeing things you don't want to see. She talks about falling down the stairs and getting the biggest bruise of her life. Never wear socks on stairs, people. On the bright side, she also reflects on how a dead pixel she found on her camera changed her attitude when it comes to small life problems.

Nikki talks about bathrooms, periods, the two kinds of extroverts, and pregnancy in this episode.

In this first episode of From Nikki, With Love, Nikki talks about why she started this podcast, her teeth problems, her photo albums, and being thankful.