We are chatting with Zoe DiCicco this episode about her love for environmental policy and Taylor Swift, finding joy during a pandemic, and processing how you measure when to keep having those hard political discussions and when to call it quits.

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This episode marks our very first revisit! This week I’m talking with my very ever guest: Al Kuenzli. We talk about what’s changed since last time like their move, what a perfect day looks like to them, and how to figure out the best role for you to support your community in.

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This week we’re chatting with Katelyn DeReobertis. Multi media, Comic artist and pandemic mommy extraordinaire.

We talk about the ins and outs of defining your own success and practice as an artist, how finding creative fulfillment changes over time, and how stability can be very, VERY sexy.

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We're talking to Chance Lunning this week! Saint Paul teacher extraordinaire as well as Democratic Socialist of America member, we talk with Chance about their career as well as their political journey and what song they’ll be singing first at karaoke when bars open back up.

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Have you ever moved somewhere without ever seeing it? What parts of yourself have you hidden? How do you decide when to power through and when to remove yourself from a bad work situation?

What is self care to you? What are you boundaries? When is it time to try and push past those boundaries? Do you believe fighting for other’s rights means also fighting for you own?

Have you ever thought about how much energy it takes for someone to explain something to you? How recently was Mental Illness recognized as something Social Security support? When was the first time you were sexualized?

What makes you decide to live somewhere? Have you ever had a special group of folks to produce with? What drew you together?

What’s your baseline of needs? What are your boundaries? Are you able to recognize when they change? Are you able to communicate when they change?

Also, strippers are the coolest people ever!

We have a really fun interview to kick of the second season- in this episode we’re talking to Brittany Wallman, Minneapolis local and all around BO$$ Lady!!

Brittany and I chat about working in the creative field and all the different paths it took to get there.

Are you part of the 1%? Why is organizing important? How do you compromise with someone who is unwilling to compromise?