While I've Got You
While I've Got You is a podcast about the moments, the people, and the cultural conversations worth slowing down for. Hosted by Gabby Turner with monthly episodes of real conversation and a little room to breathe. The point isn't to heal you — it's to hold you. Pull up a seat and let's start the show!
Episodes
16 episodes
Because You've Been Conditioned
You can know a behavior is conditioned, rooted in systems you don't agree with, and still watch yourself do it anyway. This week's episode starts on the sidewalk — a decades-old protest of not stepping aside for men who expect the space — and f...
Victim of the Same System
In this episode of While I've Got You, Gabby Turner sits with the tension of benefiting from and being harmed by the same systems, from the patriarchy to higher education to the weight of being perceived as racist. Sparked by a misattr...
Messy or Mute?
In this episode of While I've Got You, Gabby asks whether a messy, imperfect version of allyship is still better than staying mute altogether. She digs into the blurry line between performative allyship and virtue signaling — why a regular pers...
Good Uninformed People
Have you ever met someone who said something a little off and instantly clocked them as a risk to your reputation before you'd learned a single other thing about them? That's the tension sitting at the center of this episode. In Good Uninformed...
To Be Palatable or Annoying?
This week, Gabby is thinking through a question that started somewhere unexpected: content creation discourse. Between scrolling Substack and watching the internet's collective exhaustion with cookie-cutter content, pastel fonts, and everyone p...
Object in Motion
Gabby is riding a wave of motivation she hasn't felt in years, juggling three jobs, a growing podcast, and a brand she's building from scratch, and it feels incredible. It also feels familiar in a way that scares her a little. The last time she...
Feed the Love We Desire
In this episode of While I've Got You, Gabby sits with the tension underneath so many friendships: knowing whether to address what's wrong, or just adapt around it. Drawing from months of friends reaching out to her for help navigating their ow...
Separating the Art from the Artist
Gabby's been sitting with this one since March, when Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months and Usher followed up with comments many read as an endorsement — call it a "legacy" over a conviction. Weeks later, Usher announced a co-headlin...
Clarity, Delusion, and Cosmic Timing
In this sister episode to The Glow Up Tax, Gabby Turner turns inward. Instead of the physical pursuit of a glow up, she's tracking a shift she's noticed in herself since mid-May and has found that she is more open, more unbothered, mor...
The Glow Up Tax
The Glow Up TaxGabby Turner decided in January that 2026 would be her glow up year — sustainable, patient goals around her skin, her curls, and her consistency at the gym, built to last past a single burst of motivation and gave h...
Why Her Though? | A Thought Starter on the Black Girlfriend, White Wife Phenomenon
Have you ever watched a man date exclusively Black women for years, and then announce his engagement to a white woman, and felt something you couldn't quite name? This episode is about that feeling, and everything underneath it.In Wh...
Liberation through Creativity
Have you ever caught yourself doing something with real fluency — noticing every detail, having opinions, feeling it in your body — and still walking around saying I don't really know anything about that?That's where this episod...
Heard But Unresolved: A Cute Little Workflow
Have you ever finished a long conversation with an AI chatbot, felt completely understood, closed the app, and then woken up two days later with the exact same feeling?That's what this episode is about.In Heard But Unresolved:...
The Creator Competency Question
Here are the SEO-optimized show notes for this episode:Every time a creator fumbles on a red carpet, the comments fill up with the same voice — journalists and media traditionalists reminding everyone why trained professionals should be ...