Bridge Club

With technology comes trade-offs, but does AI mean trading our lives or our careers? We debate whether this next wave of tech is our next revolution or our demise. Plus—can the ethics of today keep up with the technology of tomorrow? Also learn more about Lindsay's disgust or possible fascination with sex robots.

Cancel culture is a hot button issue... but considering all of the airtime it gets, is it effective? Does it even exist, or is it just the latest fear-mongering tactic from the right? Dive into all that and more with us.

Is reality T.V. just a guilty pleasure or is it toxic for those watching and participating in it? We will dive into racism, sexism, and of course the right reasons to watch reality T.V..

Content warning: Today's episode deals with a sensitive subject: consent and how it impacts our lives. If this is a tough subject for you, skip this one and join us again next week.

What does consent mean to you? On today's episode, we're diving into the messy power dynamics that influence consent, the difference between an enthusiastic yes and continuous consent, and all the areas of our lives where we can practice giving and denying consent. Spoiler alert: It's not just about sex!

Is the old adage really true—that money can’t buy happiness? Or is it just another toxic WASP-y attitude that’s causing us undue stress and reinforcing inequality? Plus, why “lazy but ambitious” is the work attitude we’re striving for.

Are you proud to be an American? This week, we're talking about patriotism, and it's a sticky subject. We debate whether flying a flag off the back of your truck makes you ignorant or simply a patriot and argue about American exceptionalism. Plus—can you be proud of your country and ashamed of its past at the same time?

Does the wellness industry have the cure for what ails you? Or is it all a bunch of Gwyneth Paltrow-branded hooey? We're breaking down our favorite things about wellness...including the "bathfluencer" trend on Instagram. The New Yorker bathfluencer article can be found here: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/on-and-off-the-avenue/the-age-of-bathfluence

Is online dating making us more superficial, rude, and unromantic? Or is it leveling the playing field to make it easier to find your true love? We’re sharing stories and hot takes.

In our first listener mail, we chat about a seemingly innocuous DM and well...it brings up a lot of feelings. What does it mean to be an intimidating woman? Is this show really just "three women gabbing"? And who has the most "perfect podcast voice" of them all?

Three women have a conversation about the NFL: one massive sports fan/potential NFL apologist (Mallory), one who likes football and despises the league (Lindsay), and one who has no idea what she's talking about and has strong opinions anyway (Jenna). Linds goes on a surprisingly fascinating rant about tax policy, Jenna calls Mallory a sexist, and Mallory complains once again about being the only sports fan on the show (drink).