Bibi and Sarah have gone off to embrace a few important life events, but while they're away, they're leaving you with episodes from some of their favorite podcaster-friends!
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WaZzzzZzzzap, cunts. Yeah, we're doing a 90s themed episode. It was a rad decade where we squirmed over our first sex scenes (Titanic), fell in virtual love (MSN Messenger), and found our true selves (being scene)—only to abandon them until last week, when we came across a beautiful Midwestern teenager's eye makeup tutorial on TikTok. That's just how our world works now. Nostalgia is delicious, and what better time to explore another chronological dimension than now? As if you have actual things to do. Just kidding. But if you have the time, go check out Toronto carpenter Khaleel Seivwright's statement on providing shelter to those in need, or help Chinatown businesses in light of well, everything. ❤️🧧 Khaleel Seivwright's statement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yZG6xZdx40 Send Chinatown Love: https://www.sendchinatownlove.com/ Thanks for listening! We'll C-U-Next-Tuesday!!! FOLLOW US on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/juliabennett/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/cutieism/?hl=en EMAIL US at [email protected] RATE US on Apple Podcasts Our theme song is by Magnetize Music

Bibi and Sarah have gone off to embrace a few important life events, but while they're away, they're leaving you with episodes from some of their favorite podcaster-friends!
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Today we answer the age-old question: How did it all begin? And more importantly, we start the year off strong with our Season 2 premier! Join us today as we tell you about some crazy things, like how "What Do You Mean?" got its name. We hope it doesn't disappoint!
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Bibi and Sarah have gone off to embrace a few important life events, but while they're away, they're leaving you with episodes from some of their favorite podcaster-friends!
Presented as published by the original podcasters.
This week, Julia and Caro investigate how far and meagre society has come when it comes to matters of sex work and oversharing on social media. Listeners, we present to you a few deep questions that reflect the dichotomous state of civil justice today: - Why is it that this 38 year-old Japanese man can rent himself out to thousands of lonely strangers, make $300K, and get a glowing review on VICE—when we've sat through hours of terrible dates and only have this silly podcast to show for it??? (https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7mp8m/japan-unique-jobs-rent-person-do-nothing-shoji-morimoto) - Do we deserve to be cancelled for naming names and talking shit about real people (friends, cousins, coworkers) on the internet? And more importantly, do those Diaryland and Livejournal entries still exist? - Conversely, should we be thankful we at least live in a world where limply ponytailed ghouls like Amy Cooper are fired for weaponizing their whiteness?
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Bibi and Sarah have gone off to embrace a few important life events, but while they're away, they're leaving you with episodes from some of their favorite podcaster-friends!
Presented as published by the original podcasters.
Is a hotdog a sandwich? Have you ended friendships and family relationships trying to answer this and other food debate questions? You can lay down your crude weapons, folks! The hosts of WDYM heroically take on this fight to answer these questions so you don't have to!
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Two of your favorite podcast humans, Bibi and Sarah are taking some time off to handle some major life events. This means they'll be gone until January 2022!
However, they're not leaving you high and dry! The podcast will be keeping to the regular schedule and brining you some of our favorite episodes from some of our favorite indie podcasts!
Bibi and Sarah will miss you, but this isn't goodbye! They'll be back before you know it with even more interesting humans to introduce to you!
In the meantime, stay interesting... humans! :-)

Growing up with undiagnosed ADHD, Marissa Mistry had a very specific picture of what her future would look like and how she was going to get there. Then her competing interests led her to change the path of her education and career several times while ultimately staying true to herself.
In this relaxed and vibrant conversation, we chat with the medical scientist-turned-business manager-turned-real estate rising star. We take a look at the courage it takes to sometimes admit to yourself and others that your best laid plans might no longer be the way forward, especially in the context of being the child of immigrant parents who just want the reassurance that you're well-adjusted and able to thrive in their adopted society.
Episode References:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/25/us/wheelchair-stroller-high-school-baby-teacher/index.html?utm_term=1627732906338e68477a68f35andutm_source=cnn_The+Good+Stuff+07%2F31%2F21andutm_medium=emailandbt_ee=vT3evTq%2FmTqELhpmJthTvuDflXKksl12G6UfaPuOkyku7Mt%2FPT5ctlHueRRRxvkBandbt_ts=1627732906341 (A team of high schoolers built a device that allows people in wheelchairs to walk their babies)
Marissa's Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/marissamistry/ (https://www.instagram.com/marissamistry/)
https://www.instagram.com/aurarealestate/ (https://www.instagram.com/aurarealestate/)
https://www.flowcode.com/page/marissamistry (https://www.flowcode.com/page/marissamistry)
Interesting Humans Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/)
https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/ (https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/)

A fun yet insightful conversation with author and self-help advocate, Marian L. Thomas. We go on a ride as we cover a bunch of topics including racism, self-help for women, corporate initiatives around inclusion and diversity, and black hair.
Born in Illinois, Marian wouldn't say that her first career choice was writing novels. She saw herself working as a journalist for a local newspaper. In college, she served as a sports editor for the student paper, and later as the news editor. But Marian's writing path took a detour when she drafted her first completed manuscript. Now, she can't imagine not crafting stories for women that bring characters to life - characters who face real obstacles, cross difficult barriers to find love, and discover all the wonderful possibilities that life can offer. Marian has been featured on television stations such as Fox, NBC and CBS, and in many print and online publications including USA Today.
In her new novel, “Someone Like Me,” Marian examines race relations through the relationship of young people in love, but separated by the color of their skin.
Episode References:
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/town-surprises-ups-driver-with-1000-dollars/ (Town Surprises UPS Driver With $1,000 to Thank Him For Being Essential During Pandemic)
Marian's Website:
https://marianlthomas.com/ (https://marianlthomas.com/)
GET THE BOOK!!!
https://www.amazon.com/Marian-L-Thomas/e/B002JB560C/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1 (Amazon)
Or order at your local bookstore!
Interesting Humans Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/)
https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/ (https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/)

A thoroughly enjoyable conversation with Wendy Isaac Bergin, a Gulf Coast native who spent 22 years teaching music at Prairie View A and M and performing as Principal Flute in Houston’s Opera In The Heights Orchestra for 19 years.
Wendy’s experience as a white educator at an HBCU where 90 percent of the student body is from a minority household makes for an enlightening and humorous topic of discussion. We explore her journey, life and influences including her time in Sweden and her encounter with an act of amazing grace.
Her new book, Lessons In The Wild, follows musician and college instructor T. Sebastian Morrow as his life unravels when professional and personal trials befall him, forcing him to fight for his career. Stunning allegations against him leave his job in jeopardy and put him at odds with the administration. When Morrow’s personal realm is also turned upside down, his unexpected guide is a young acquaintance who helps Sebastian remember what is most important in his life.
Episode References:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/12/us/verda-tetteh-scholarship.html (A High School Senior Won a $40,000 Scholarship. Then She Gave It Up.)
Wendy' Website:
http://www.wendyisaacbergin.com (http://www.wendyisaacbergin.com)
GET THE BOOK!!!
https://tinyurl.com/wcu3egj (Amazon)
Or order at your local bookstore!
Interesting Humans Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/)
https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/ (https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/)

In an incredible episode packed with unvarnished takes and no punches pulled, Bibi and Sarah talk with international economics authority and financial risk expert, Charles Jacobs. A mathematician who strives always to see things as they are, and not as rendered through bias, Charles is a leading mind on measuring financial risk for international firms using advanced mathematical modeling who's had the honor of speaking before Congress (P.S. It's not as sexy in real life as Tony Stark made it look).
In this conversation, we talk about religious extremism in America, the genetic manipulation of plants and animals, the relationships and conflicts between science, religion, and morality, the possibility of secret cabals making global decisions, and so much more.
In his debut novel, The Pangaea Solution, Charles explores the growing danger at the crossroads of overpopulation, food shortages, and the ability of small, violent groups to attempt to alter the world based on their misguided beliefs.
Facts are what power The Pangaea Solution because everything in it either exists or is being researched for tomorrow’s reality: the Christian Identity movement, white-supremacist groups like Aryan Nations, bio-engineered hybrid animals, genetically-mutated plants, weaponization of global weather patterns, and the role of internet commerce in global money-laundering.
Episode References:
https://time.com/nextadvisor/in-the-news/meet-q-ibraheem/ (This Chicago Chef Used to Charge $250 a Meal. Now She’s Feeding People in Need for Free)
Charles' Socials:
www.charlesjacobs.com
GET THE BOOK!!!
https://www.amazon.com/Pangaea-Solution-Solve-Equation-World-ebook/dp/B0869TJNFJ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1andkeywords=pangaea+solutionandqid=1586095084andsr=8-1 (Amazon)
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/pangaea+solution?_requestid=249534 (Barnes and Noble)
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1011903 (Smashwords)
Or order at your local bookstore!
Interesting Humans Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/)
https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/ (https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/)

Bibi hosts this episode solo (listen to find out why) and is joined by David Schaelfer, a career international diplomat who has worked in the US State Department for several decades and has lived in several parts of the world including Bucharest, Hong Kong, Iraq, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico, Finland, Tokyo, and Kiev.
We talk about incredible chapters from David's life such as his nerve-rattling encounter in Mexico with one of the infamous "narco-Satanico" (Satanic-cannibal) cult members who had been involved in a high profile murder case of an American college student, and how he adopted his daughter from Tyumen, Russia.
A lifelong fan of mythology, David’s fluency in the Finnish language led to years of research into Finland's famous Kalevala epic tale, and resulted in book “The Mark of the Bear Clan,” the first installment of a trilogy with the subsequent titles coming to the marketplace later this year. David's books take the baton from legendary authors like J.R.R. Tolkien, who was also influenced by the Kalevala to create his world-famous fantasy tales about Middle-Earth.
Episode References:
https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/a-judge-gave-a-drug-dealer-chance-now-edward-martell-lawyer/ (Judge Gave Drug Dealer a Second Chance. 16 Years Later He Swears Him In As a Lawyer)
David's Socials:
http://www.davidschlaefer.com/ (www.davidschlaefer.com) GET THE BOOK!!!
https://www.instagram.com/schlaeferdavid/ (https://www.instagram.com/schlaeferdavid/)
https://twitter.com/SchlaeferDavid (https://twitter.com/SchlaeferDavid)
Interesting Humans Socials:
https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/interestinghumanspod/)
https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/ (https://www.twitter.com/theihpod/)