In this episode, Heaven discusses the recent controversy involving the now-defunct local Orange County record label, Burger Records and its rampant issues with grooming, harassment, and sexual assault involving teenager girls and non binary teens in the DIY/Punk music scene.

To read more about the stories coming from the survivors, please check out the Instagram account @lured_by_burger_records.

Returning guest Diane comes back on the pod to discuss with Heaven about the 2019 Ari Aster film, MIDSOMMAR. Heaven and Diane get into the crux of the film and how it highlights toxic relationships, empathy, gender roles, grief, and how the film exemplifies the Hot Girl Summer aesthetic--it's just girls having fun!

Heaven brings on another guest to the pod to discuss Criminal Justice Reform with fellow OCDSA comrade Cem! On the episode, Cem discusses his time working for Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner along with explaining Restorative Justice and how this ties in with the current Black Lives Matter protests demanding the defunding of the police.

If you have a couple of bucks to spare, please consider donating to the OC DSA Solidarity fund to help fellow Orange County residents recover due to shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic: https://www.gofundme.com/f/solidarity-fund-orange-county-dsa

Heaven talks with her good friend Diane about being a flight attendant and InstaCart shopper during the height of the pandemic. They also discuss re-evaluating the 40-hour work week, food deserts, property values, living in the Midwest, and very bad drug experiences.

Another mini episode where Heaven discusses her problematic faves and how we can be better consumers of content without having to cancel our favorites. Heaven also delves into the topic of how art doesn't necessarily have to be politically correct to be enjoyed--sometimes enjoyable things can just be enjoyable without an underlying message.

Another mini episode from Heaven where she talks about Liberals emphasizing voting to fix the country's problems without realizing how voter suppression is a problem that plagues the concept of voting.

Heaven does another solo episode where she talks about her most recent injury and how women are often times forced to hide or downplay their pain in order to avoid being called a "liar". Heaven ties this in with what's going on currently in the world and how we should care for one another.

Listen to Heaven rant about male camaraderie being put on a pedestal, leaving non-dude entertainers out in the cold.

Heaven and Jessica reflect on the current protest against the police and explain why all cops are, in fact, bastards.
Heaven and Jessica stand with the protesters and will continue to use our voices to expose the oppression and abuses against us and our comrades.

Heaven and Jessica discuss the male gaze and objectification of women in pop culture. They use the film "Scott Pilgrim v. the World" as a focal point but really build with music videos including Flaming Lips videos "First Time I Saw your Face" and of course what happens when men are called out for it.