We are calling this Pre- episode One of Moon Wives, because we simply recorded our conversation and made it a podcast.

We covered pretty much every major topic and then some so felt it was worth releasing, but I do apologize for the minor hiss in the background (Amanda didn't have her good mic plugged in) 

Sierra, Ally and Amanda discuss a wide range of topics including, but not limited to;

Communal Living

Sympathetic Lactating

Communism 

Being a new mom and navigating all the craziness that comes with it

Taking care of your own body while learning how to be a parent

Body recovering from undergoing something so monumental

Yes we even compare parenting to space and aliens

We discuss Post-Partum and the anxiety Sierra experienced as a mom mostly solo parenting in Florida without AC

We Compare life to labor and birthing pains and how we need a support system to get us through the hard moments

A Dula for life!

Amanda talks about her possible infertility and that her work is her babies and how much fulfillment she gets out of caring for her bonus daughter.

Ally drops some wisdom on us - "Universe always gives us what we need - things work out how they should."

We go on to discuss the similarities in Gas and Emotions - Let 'em Out Or They Will Go Rogue on You...

"The Fart That Shook The Shed" - Sierra shares an Anecdote

"Farting is the Great Equalizer" - Ally

"I'm a Toot Butt" - Dash (Sierrra's Son)

We celebrate some WINS

Izadora's 5th Birthday!

Sierra Gets another day of Chicks Who Jitz / week!!

We discuss how you can create ritual through your appearance and how we feel more confident when "Put together"

Using Makeup to enhance my looks and step into that high vibe version of me

"Mascara Makes Me Feel Powerful" -Sierra 

"Getting eyebrows done regularly leads to high self-esteem and increased productivity" - Ally

Spread your legs and Get Wide when feeling anxious

Wonder Woman Pose

Pussy Flash Magic - helps with rain making and good crops and mood enhancing

Trans-gender and so much more!! 

References:

"Pussy: A Reclamation" by Regena-Thomashauer