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In this episode, we chat with Emily and her mother, Andrea, about their experiences growing up in different social environments.

They talk about the challenges of speaking their minds when others are not receptive to different opinions. The conversation shifts to the differences between small towns and larger cities, with Andrea sharing how living in a melting pot like Dallas influenced her perspective. They highlight the importance of knowing social cues and speaking the right language in different situations.

Andrea reflects on how she raised Emily to be open-minded and not naive, sharing how she herself experienced a lack of diversity in college. They discuss the value of being true to oneself and not letting the fear of judgment hold them back, despite living in a small town.

Throughout the episode, Emily and Andrea's conversation is filled with witty banter and relatable anecdotes, making for a lighthearted and engaging listen. Tune in to catch Emily and Andrea's insights and join the fun!

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