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 This weeks episode, I talk to my friend Hannah. Who not only has a great ass, but a great outlook on life. Our talk is honest, raw and covers a bit of relationships, infertility and fighting against the binary. 

Summary/Time Stamps:

• Hannah’s background and growing up. 0:14
• What’s your favorite food? 6:46
• When you’re raised in certain beliefs, it can be incredibly difficult to break out of those beliefs. 12:21
• Hannah’s memories of her early life. 19:45
• What are the parameters for loving thy neighbor? 27:58
• If you don’t allow for the idea that you don’t have all the knowledge or you could learn from someone else, then 33:06
• Some people have totally different thought processes or views of the world. 41:17
• Why is religion so tied to this country? 49:04
• How weed opens you up in a different way. 1:00:59
• Knowing your worth on a different level is powerful. 1:09:52
• How poly gives you the freedom to have relationships with someone without worrying about breaking the rules. 1:21:26
• What’s hard about being in a poly relationship? 1:26:13
• The first time in her life she had ever made choices for herself. 1:33:29
• Why we need to drop qualifiers and labels. 1:39:17
• No one really fits fully in the binary. 1:45:56
• How do you know who you are? 1:50:33
• Is there an age when you should stop calling your kids your little sibling? 1:56:56
• Your life can’t be happy if you don’t have children. 2:01:37
• What it’s like to live like a “new woman”. 2:10:06
• It’s not fair for me. 2:14:09
• Why education is so important as a women. 2:20:38
• Relaxing is not the answer. 2:26:30

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