
This week on Well Being, Theo and Kel share the creative projects that have been lighting them up lately—from editing family memories into meaningful mini-films to launching a brand-new podcast about video game music. Along the way, they discuss the joy of finishing creative work, finding inspiration in unexpected places, and why sometimes “done” is better than “perfect.” In the Goblin Mode segment, they tackle hospitality, hosting, and holiday expectations. What does it mean to welcome people with what you already have? How do you create meaningful gatherings without chasing perfection? From homemade pies and backyard parties to board games, music videos, and Christmas traditions, the conversation explores how connection often matters more than presentation. Plus: Severance rewatches, RoboCop: Rogue City, podcast production headaches, and a heartfelt appreciation for It’s a Wonderful Life. Theme by Affektiv Music Find more of Affektiv’s music at @AFFEKTIVMUSIC Have questions, queries, or quandaries? Reach out to us at wellbeingpodcast@outlook.com Follow the hosts: Theo: @Theo_Ripper Kel: @KellyBowen3 Don’t let them tell you you need to change, just because you’re feeling a little strange. Be well. 🌱
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Ep. 129 - Experimentation, Creative Seeds & Following What Excites You

Ep. 127 - Goblin Hospitality & Creative Comforts

Ep. 126 - Seeds, Stagnation & Starting Over

Ep. 125 - Creative Chaos & Comfortable Ruts
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