This is another solo episode, and it’s an honest one.

I start this week by revisiting Landman and the questions it stirred up for me around femininity, ambition, marriage, tone, and what happens when success rewards dominance but home requires something entirely different.

I talk openly about my own career in a male-dominated industry, how being praised for control and competitiveness shaped the way I showed up in my marriage, and the toll that mindset took on my family.

Then I shift to something heavier: the Epstein files, my involvement with Epstein Justice, and why confronting corruption, abuse, and power structures comes at a real psychological cost. This part is about power. Who has it, how it’s protected, and why justice so often feels out of reach.

This isn’t a manifesto or a solution set. It’s a reckoning with culture, ambition, morality, and the limits of what we can fix ourselves.

If you’re exhausted by shallow takes and want a raw, uncomfortable, honest conversation, this is for you.

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