Take #53 - The Podcast Is Entering Its Next Era (Miami Reset, Wedding Season + What’s Changing in 2026)
That Digital Take with Torri WebsterShow Notes
Welcome back to That Digital Take and welcome to 2026. In this first episode of the year, I’m catching you up on where I’ve been, what this season of life looks like right now, and why the podcast is entering its next era. January was supposed to be a mental reset… but somehow it turned into Miami slow living, early wedding planning, Vancouver film sets, Whistler influencer trips, and an Apple TV press day in LA brushing shoulders with the stars. We’re talking: ✨ my “soft launch” into wedding era (engagement party is locked) ✨ visiting Adam on set and why watching someone you love live their dream is everything ✨ influencer trips in 2026… are they still this fabulous? ✨ what’s changing on That Digital Take this year (more guests, more celebrity + culture, more creator economy conversations, more Toronto + Canada stories) Plus, we’re ending with a few new-year favourites and obsessions, from Moroccanoil lip balms to CapCut desktop edits to the 5 Minute Journal keeping me grounded while traveling. This is the start of something really special. If you’ve been here since the beginning, thank you. If you’re new, welcome to the next era of That Digital Take. Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend.
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