For The Weirdos

In today’s hilarious episode (we’d like to think), Laura and Zee talk candidly about how normal bodily functions like pooping, periods, and discharge are shamed in heterosexual relationships. We share tips on silencing your poops and ask questions like, 'Why do women feel more pressure to hide it?’ and ‘What the heck is Poopourri?!’

This week we discuss our most requested topic from you guys; how to fight! Every relationship whether romantic, friendship, or business is going to have conflict, but how do we communicate in times of high tension and stress in order to strengthen our relationships and move forward? 

Join us to found out how we went from screaming matches and “The Silent Treatment" to compassionate communication and a quick resolution. 

This week Laura invites Zee to talk frankly about how they overcame sexual triggers in their relationship in order to heal and have a fulfilling sex life. Laura speaks on what intimacy means to her and Zee shares his emotional journey of loving and supporting a survivor. 

In episode 6 Laura & Zee get into some controversial corners of the internet and talk about performative activism, DoYouConsiderYourselfAFeminist, and what they think we all need to do in order to move the conversation about social justice forward.

In our typical face-it-head-on style, Laura thoroughly lays out her experience from growing up and obsessing over implants and ‘becoming a true woman’, to going through with it and the aftermath of having debilitating symptoms of Breast Implant Illness. 

We talk about social media, FDA studies, what the FDA hasn't been telling us, and how the medical industry systemically ignores women's pain.

If you have implants, were thinking about implants, or have friends or family members with implants, share this info with them so they can make a more informed decision about their bodies.

On Episode 4 Laura takes a not-so-popular stance on motherhood and talks about the taboos that keep women silent in shame when they make the decision not to have children. Listen in as she talks about PPD, childhood trauma, and her perspective on why some people choose to opt out of parenthood. 

In our latest episode Laura speaks on her relationship with white privilege, social justice, and gives credit to the Black and Indigenous Womxn who called her in and popped her white saviour bubble. Find out how easy it is to unlearn white saviourism when you stop being fragile and start getting real with yourself.

Mentioned in this episode:
@EbonyJanice
@Rachel.Cargle
@NoWhiteSaviors
@LaylaFSaad

On Episode 2, Laura takes us back in time to share the most painful and challenging parts of her journey. With raw honesty, Laura speaks about how losing absolutely everything forced her to create a purpose for herself that ultimately ended up saving her life. 

TW: This episode speaks candidly about tough subjects like death, sexual abuse, and taboo areas of mental illness such as suicidal ideation. Although this episode is emotional and ends in a comforting way, it may be best to listen when you’re in a safe space. 

In our very first episode (!!!) Laura invites Zee to talk about the importance of boundaries and how to professionally tell someone to go f*ck themselves. 


*Disclaimer* Our views on harassment, child-bearing, and relationships are from a limited heterosexual, gender-binary point of view, we absolutely acknowledge the vast spectrum of gender identities and sexualities that we still have so much to learn about.