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EP006: Karen From Accountability
In mental health, accountability is key- to yourself, to your therapist, to your community, and to your social network. For this session, the babes begin to explore what accountability means and how it feels. Speaking of which, have you done your homework from last week? Is 2001's Josie and the Pussycats an underrated camp critique of capitalism? Did Charli XCX really just give us the quintessential quarantine album? And don't you worry- Batwoman is still definitely queer. All this and more on this week's QBT. Tune in next week for our conversation about supporting our queer youth.
Email us at [email protected]
Give us a call and leave a message for a future episode: 971.220.8874
Follow us on instagram and twitter:
@qbtpod
@shawnyboy
@mattyjerms
Big thank you to Maarquii, Chanti Darling, and Alie Kilts for their music and production. Be sure to check out Trace Material, a wonderful new podcast exploring the intersection of our lives and the lives of the materials that surround us.
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By Shawny and Jerms
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In mental health, accountability is key- to yourself, to your therapist, to your community, and to your social network. For this session, the babes begin to explore what accountability means and how it feels. Speaking of which, have you done your homework from last week? Is 2001's Josie and the Pussycats an underrated camp critique of capitalism? Did Charli XCX really just give us the quintessential quarantine album? And don't you worry- Batwoman is still definitely queer. All this and more on this week's QBT. Tune in next week for our conversation about supporting our queer youth.
Email us at [email protected]
Give us a call and leave a message for a future episode: 971.220.8874
Follow us on instagram and twitter:
@qbtpod
@shawnyboy
@mattyjerms
Big thank you to Maarquii, Chanti Darling, and Alie Kilts for their music and production. Be sure to check out Trace Material, a wonderful new podcast exploring the intersection of our lives and the lives of the materials that surround us.