What’s your TEDx moment? What do you stand for?

You see, this is a question that so many want to know, but few rarely explore. But shouldn’t we? In this episode, Erin and Nicole chat about this *slightly* heavy question, but in typical fashion, with a twist.

The two also manage to talk about Russia (because wtf), share major life updates and reveal a groundbreaking stat about zookeepers. Yep, they went there.

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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.

Tweetable Comments

• “This is not what I expected for my forties. It just wasn't the vibe I was seeking.”

• “That's such a super sexy, ethnic name. It’s also named after two dead hypothetical fictional, theoretical mobsters.”

• “Sometimes good shit comes out of bad shit.”

• “They're not paying for your minutes. They're not paying for your moments. They're paying for your lifetime of knowledge.”

• “Go find a new environment to go live and speak your truth.”

• “What do you stand for? I think this is something that all leaders should ask their people. I think that's something that people should ask their leaders.”

• “Being a zookeeper is like 1% fun and 99% bullshit.”

• “Zoom interviews are cruel and unusual punishment.”