Queefs, farts, sweating, chin hairs, getting dumped... We sat down with one of our favorite guests Naomi to discuss the importance of normalizing bodily functions and emotions that are often considered embarrassing.

Exploring such subjects can foster open dialogues about mental health, body positivity, and the human experience in general. WE ALL DO IT !

Shifting the focus from debate to discussion, we sat down to talk about the importance of open communication about abortion, regardless of one's stance.

Joining us on deck is Katie, a former MTV reality show guest, public speaker, and therapist, who shares her compelling experience and demonstrates how respectful conversation can lead to greater understanding.

Inspiring change begins with open dialogue.

Domestic Violence awareness month in October highlights a year-round concern. We sat down to discuss the resources of Waypoint Services with Nelly Hill.

Leaving an abusive relationship is a process not an event.

Hot Line : 800-208-0388

www.waypointservices.org

Have you ever heard of Partner Poaching ? We hadn't either

Its that time a year again! We sat down to chat about the stressors that come with our kids going back to school and how we can manage the stress. We are all juggling schedules, time, emotions, and all that comes with kids in school and life in general.

We sat down with Cat Cantrill, local matchmaker, dating coach, and founder of The Heart Agency, to explore the exciting possibilities of dating when we challenge our assumptions and open ourselves to new experiences.

theheartagency.com

Joe Sample joined us on deck to talk about his remarkable adventures supporting local businesses.

BE LIKE JOE - SUPPORT LOCAL

Follow him on the Cedar Rapids Area Support Local Group

Join us for this incredible story of heartache that turned into new beginnings, self love, art, and clear skies.

Akwi Nji

Brianna joined us on deck to share her story of a relationship filled with betrayal and infidelity. Although the pain and grief can be intense, Brianna learned to love herself, pray for her ex, and find happiness on the other side of divorce.

"your'e not Jay-Z either"

Facebook groups created to help identify if their partners are cheating and/or to warn others of "shady" people have gained attention across the globe. To some peoples surprise they found out that their partners were cheating. BUT.... could people also be creating fake posts to stir the pot with people they have issues with? Pages like this have left us with torn opinions, so we hit the deck and interviewed the admin of the local 319 page and our dear friend CC to talk about the good, the bad, and the WTF's of pages like this.

Surprise Guest Co-Host Naomi