In this episode we dig into BRICS, climate crisis and more, and reveal ways we've found to cope on a personal and scalable level.    Check out our full notes here

In this episode we explore everyone's favorite relationship oriented topic: attachment styles. Drawing from a ton of personal, anecdotal evidence as well as several research studies, articles, and some amazing literature, we take an extensive dive into what these attachment styles look like, common misconceptions about their static nature, and ways to work through insecure attachment.   Find more information as well as sources and citations in our episode notes

Join us as we unpack the ethics of healthcare while living in everyone's favorite capitalist hellscape. We explore the experience as consumers as well as providers, and talk in depth about insurance company practices and why being low income is ultimately a health risk under our current system.    Check out all the notes for this episode by clicking here.

In this episode hosts chat with special guest Salmon Martinez, a transmasc parent of one, about his experience with pregnancy, parenthood, and transitioning.   Check out our full show notes here and if you haven't already, check out our website for more ways to listen as well all of our social media accounts and more, so you can follow us everywhere and keep up with even more of our content!

In this episode we chat with our special guest Mik about his experience as an adoptee turned adoption abolitionist, as well as the ins and outs of the American adoption industry and foster/child welfare systems.    Find notes for this episode here

In this episode we explore the impacts of capitalism on the quality of mental health care received in the US, sharing a variety of stats and anecdotal experiences from each of our hosts.    Find all of our citations and show notes in the following document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rKKxikYSyxArofOKsnShV33yeEVZajKwJa29mMjDWjk/edit?usp=sharing

Hosts discuss the nuances and complexities of class differences in relationships.