Gen(der) Z

Bren and Michelle talk to each other about how they love drag, some things they know, and why it is so important to protect.

Bren reads to the listeners and Michelle their script for their ten-minute historical presentation about the gay rights movement from eighth grade, talking about the history, the facts, and the experience.

Bren and Michelle discuss how the news, particularly news against marginalized communities' effect those in them, and how finding balance between knowing what's going on and protecting your mental health is harder than it sounds.

Michelle and Bren describe their experiences with grief, what they learned, and what they've seen.

Michelle and Bren let loose a little and discuss college mascots, slang, and how teenagers don't have enough cool catch phrases. 

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses mass shootings and hate crimes. 

Bren and Michelle discuss Michelle's Lunar New Year, gun reform, and then discuss Black History Month and what they are doing and have found success in with anti-racism work. 

Michelle and Bren discuss their experiences in applying to college, the ups and downs, the waiting, and how it really isn't like the movies. 

Michelle and Bren read the Marriage Equality Act and break it down with their thoughts. 

Michelle and Bren talk about the different options for binding and Bren's experience with them, telling you their preferences and pros and cons to each. 

Michelle and Bren read through Bren's IA from Math, about Dr. Alan L Hart, the first documented trans doctor in the US.