Hear the Mirror

Courtney and Carissa, from their gorgeous studio space in New York City, conduct an interview with amateur podcaster Max. They talk about the practical uses of therapy and how to navigate modern-day relationships. It was lovely catching up with my amazing cousins, and Hear the Mirror is happy to have them back any time. Check out Carlos's podcast Salvis Unidos at salvisunidos.com and other various podcast streaming websites. Also see how my cousins are doing on Insta, I personally think they have way more interesting lives than I do, and be on the lookout for their future podcasting project~

Paulann and Max discuss what we know, what we think we know, and what knowers know what they think they want us to know. Visit paulannegelhoff.com to check out their art and photography. End song: "Danny Boy" by Jackie Wilson. 

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Jimmy and Max discuss.. mostly cats, shabu-shabu hot pot, and the art of punography. Marshall joins at the end and we don't ever ask him the thing we were supposed to ask him (for those curious, Loki was NOT born on the blanket, Marshall simply took kitten Loki home in it, aw). Featured songs: Joni Mitchell Braxton's "Both Sides Now," and Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles."

Max and Ainsley discuss a wide v-array-ety of topics such as standardized testing, the state of teacherdom, and how to navigate the muddy waters of leisure time. 

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End Song: "Nobody Loves Me No More" by Ainsley Matich and the Broken Blues from their album My Good Time. Go to ainsleymatichblues.com to check out her and the band. My Good Time is available on Spotify and so is this podcast!

Also: In the editing room I notice myself using the plural pronoun, "guys" A LOT during recording. I am actively trying to be better about replacing this word with something else, and I truly appreciate y'all's patience with me as I work through my gendered-language conditioning :-)

Marshall and Max discuss makeup techniques, whether or not we are currently drowning in a sea of televised drag content, and what it means to have a face. End song: "Delete Forever" by Grimes.

Kyle and Max explore skincare, Santa, and the ultimate fate of the universe. Music during the commercial break was provided by mixaund.bandcamp.com. End song: "Homesickness" by Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou.