We begin this episode talking about all things brown, from the effects stress has on one's pooping patterns to pooping in public.  Then we pivot to toxic relationships and whether or not you should tell a friend that their partner sucks.  

On this episode, it's all about the whiskey and weed.  This leads to an interesting discussion on Big Pharma.  Have we become a nation of pill poppers completely void of emotion?  Are we creating a nation filled with zombie kids and teens, teaching them to medicate instead of address the underlying issues?  And what about other drugs - do the scare tactics of D.A.R.E. even work?  We know that to be human is to feel all the things.  But it seems we've become comfortably numb, rarely sitting with the discomfort of being human.     

On this episode, tales about the disturbing truth behind mamma's boys are revealed along with the horror that is a daddy's boy.  Then Sheryl and the girls open up about the vulnerabilities women face when perverted men are on the loose.

Homeless here, homeless there, homeless people everywhere.  There has been a significant increase in homelessness across the United States.  We don't know what to do, but we're willing to start a conversation about it.  Hopefully, this will lead to more awareness and further discussion.  

On this episode, Sheryl is joined by a few long-life friends who pull back the curtain to chat about the concept of cancel culture and reminisce about the good old days. Our take away, fake boobs and porn accessibility have significantly improved.

If you have ever wondered what girls really think about orgasms, anal sex, and relationship roles - don't miss this episode.  We got drunk and let our true freak flags fly.

We continue the candid candor and find ourselves feeling a little less alone.

Join us as we stroll down memory lane and reflect on some of the moments that got us here.  Our journey to self-acceptance and are we even there yet?

We watched George Carlin's 2008 standup special, IT'S BAD FOR YA.  You should too.  It's quite relevant, and we've got some things to say.  
For those of you who don't know, the warning/disclaimer of this show is inspired by THE SEVEN DIRTY WORDS.  Enjoy.

On this episode, drunk bitches chat about masculinity.  The moral of the story - DON'T BE A DICK.  Because if you are, a big dick is what you're lacking.