Magical Ink

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Magical Ink

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46: Ariel and Stef are joined by Dr. Jinxi Caddel for a heartfelt and art-filled dive into the world of tattoos, identity, and Disney fandom. From full Alice in Wonderland back pieces to tiny churro flash tats, this episode celebrates how ink becomes a personal archive of memory, culture, and connection. Jinxi shares her journey from tattoo publishing to mental health, co-owning a tattoo shop, and running a private practice for those who color outside the lines. Together, they unpack stigma, nostalgia, and the healing power of self-expression—through Disney and beyond. Whether you’re tattooed, tattoo-curious, or just love a good Dole Whip, this one’s for you. Summary 00:00 Hosts and guest introductions02:00 Childhood Disney memories and first tattoos04:00 Jinxi’s journey from tattoo publishing to psychology08:00 Stigma, acceptance, and professional visibility13:00 Tattoos in families and intergenerational storytelling16:00 Favorite Disney tattoos—characters, quotes, and food!20:00 Fandoms in ink: Star Wars, Marvel, and park icons24:00 Flash tattoos and memory markers28:00 Permanent makeup and cultural ties32:00 Tattoos as affirmations and emotional touchstones35:00 Therapeutic meaning behind body art40:00 Building safe, expressive spaces in education and therapy46:00 Final reflections and where to find Jinxi’s work Transcription 00:00:03:20 – 00:00:05:01Hello, everyone. 00:00:05:01 – 00:00:07:01Welcome to the Happiest Pod on Earth. 00:00:07:01 – 00:00:07:18I’m Stef 00:00:07:18 – 00:00:09:12I’m an educator who uses passions 00:00:09:12 – 00:00:10:09and fandoms to help 00:00:10:09 – 00:00:11:15my students grow 00:00:11:15 – 00:00:12:19and learn about themselves 00:00:12:19 – 00:00:14:07and the world around them. 00:00:14:07 – 00:00:16:01And I’m Ariel, a licensed therapist 00:00:16:01 – 00:00:17:20who uses clients passions and fandoms 00:00:17:20 – 00:00:18:15to help them grow 00:00:18:15 – 00:00:19:11and heal from trauma 00:00:19:11 – 00:00:21:19and mental and wellness. 00:00:21:19 – 00:00:23:14And I am Jinxi 00:00:23:14 – 00:00:25:19and I’m a mental health therapist 00:00:25:19 – 00:00:27:12and a book publisher. 00:00:27:12 – 00:00:29:10And the tattoo shop owner, 00:00:29:10 – 00:00:31:11in Eugene, Oregon. 00:00:31:11 – 00:00:33:01I have a practice called Black 00:00:33:01 – 00:00:33:20Sleep Therapy, 00:00:33:20 – 00:00:36:20where, I like to help people who, 00:00:36:22 – 00:00:39:02like to color outside the lines. 00:00:39:02 – 00:00:40:09That might be black sheep 00:00:40:09 – 00:00:43:05or unicorns themselves. 00:00:43:05 – 00:00:45:02So I’m happy to be here. 00:00:45:02 – 00:00:46:04Wonderful. 00:00:46:04 – 00:00:47:11And here at Happiest Pod, 00:00:47:11 – 00:00:48:19we dissect Disney mediums 00:00:48:19 – 00:00:50:05So the critical lens. Why? 00:00:50:05 – 00:00:51:15Because we are more than just fans, 00:00:51:15 – 00:00:53:06and we expect more from the mediums 00:00:53:06 – 00:00:54:07we consume. 00:00:54:07 – 00:00:56:15So, what are we talking about today? 00:00:57:21 – 00:00:59:09Well, we have another very 00:00:59:09 – 00:01:01:04special guest on our podcast. 00:01:01:04 – 00:01:03:04Welcome, Dr. Jinxi Right? 00:01:03:04 – 00:01:04:05It is. 00:01:04:05 – 00:01:05:17Thank you so much. 00:01:05:17 – 00:01:06:11I appreciate it, 00:01:06:11 – 00:01:08:09but I’m so happy to be here. 00:01:08:09 – 00:01:09:15Yeah, absolutely. 00:01:09:15 – 00:01:11:22And we’re we have a really fun topic 00:01:11:22 – 00:01:12:15to talk about. 00:01:12:15 – 00:01:13:18And, 00:01:13:18 – 00:01:16:11we talk about Disney art on many levels, 00:01:16:11 – 00:01:18:09but I think this is a level of Disney 00:01:18:09 – 00:01:20:21art that we haven’t quite talked about, 00:01:20:21 – 00:01:23:14which is body art and tattoos. 00:01:23:14 – 00:01:24:13And, 00:01:24:13 – 00:01:26:11I think with the recent, 00:01:26:11 – 00:01:28:14I think resurgence of tattoos 00:01:28:14 – 00:01:29:17and the accessibility 00:01:29:17 – 00:01:30:19to getting tattoos 00:01:30:19 – 00:01:33:15has been widely seen and respected. 00:01:33:15 – 00:01:35:17And, we just love 00:01:35:17 – 00:01:36:19especially going to the parks 00:01:36:19 – 00:01:37:15and seeing different 00:01:37:15 – 00:01:40:00interpretations of Disney art. 00:01:40:00 – 00:01:40:16And also, 00:01:40:16 – 00:01:40:21you know, 00:01:40:21 – 00:01:42:17we were really curious for you, 00:01:42:17 – 00:01:44:02Dr. Jinxi 00:01:44:02 – 00:01:47:02you’re kind of journey into your 00:01:47:02 – 00:01:49:17amazing life, I think, as a therapist 00:01:49:17 – 00:01:51:02and as an artist. 00:01:51:02 – 00:01:52:18I think it’s a very unique, 00:01:52:18 – 00:01:54:01perspective 00:01:54:01 – 00:01:55:10that not many people know about. 00:01:55:10 – 00:01:57:11Yeah. Well, thank you so much. 00:01:57:11 – 00:02:00:11I, you...

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