- J.T. shares his envy surrounding complex female friendships and his confusion about why he cannot participate using the same language.

- Jordan discusses how she stays connected with her close circle and offers tools for J.T. to cultivate a stronger support system.

- Do friendships with the opposite sex require different boundaries?

“My body is a reflection of my mindset. I sense collusion.” – Jordan, Cellulite Owner

Past, present, and…hopeful. Whether we see ourselves accurately or in the fun house mirror of self-shame, body image hits the Let’s Dig into That sweet spot – it’s a topic nobody really wants to discuss. Join us as J.T. divulges his calorie-restrictive career in athletics and how his self-image was not found in the mirror but in the eyes of any woman who glanced in his direction. Jordan offers a gentler path of living in your own skin after actively participating in the requisite self-disgust of being a woman for more than two decades. Everyone’s got their own shit…let us rejoice and not recoil.

“Hope and fear cannot occupy the same space. Invite one to stay.” – Maya Angelou, American Poet, Memoirist, and Civil Rights Activist

While fear is essential and universal, it can also be torture. Jordan and J.T. share personal milestone moments impacted by fear, discuss the relationship between fear and alcohol as two recovering people-pleasers, and share ideas on how to combat the fear-based standstill.

“…for women, 40 is the golden age – to get divorced.” - Ali Wong, American Comedian and Actor

Jordan and J.T. open up about Sex After Divorce. Her ten-year relationship led to a rebellious rebound, while J.T.’s intimacy trauma caused quasi-intentional celibacy. Get to know the curious couple as they explore coitus post-breakup:

- Self-esteem: I've still got it! Or do I?

- Authenticity on the rebound

- Intimacy vs. sexuality

- The sexy effect of your personal values