We have all suffered some form of betrayal either with a lover, parent, teacher or even the promises that society makes of the "happy life". In this episode we talk about our own betrayal and how to survive it. Betrayal is the worst kind of grief and we dedicate this episode to all those in it right now. We hope this helps.

Great Betrayals by Anna Fels

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In this episode we learn about dialectical thinking and how to reframe our thoughts in order to keep moving through trauma. 

Trigger alert: we talk about wearing a mask, farts and singing too much.

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In this episode we talk about the Somatic retreat we went on and explain how the body holds old trauma. We get down to what is a realistic expectation for forgiving someone and being forgiven ourselves. Lisa even reaches puberty.

Trigger warning: we talk about grief, Garfield, vaccinations and Covid because it's all trending. 

“I never meant to cause you any sorrow. I never meant to cause you any pain.” Thank you Prince, but intent and impact just aren't the same. Lisa and Shoshana talk about accountability and how to say you're sorry. We explore the "Anatomy of an Apology" by Rania El Mugammar and we hear some real life apologies including Sarah Silverman to Paris Hilton. We even have a couple sorry's of our own. 

Do you have an apology you need to make? Send us an email or record it and we'll play it in our next podcast. It feels so good to say you're sorry. Besides, I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain... or.... just getting a good nap in.

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Sarah Silverman https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sarah-silverman-podcast/id1533130572

We read the cards of Kim Krans in this episode. 

Do you make a pros and cons list? Weigh your options? Poll the audience? Use a life line? Google the google? How do we make choices when we don't trust ourselves? How do we keep the faith when we're always making mistakes?

Lisa shares a big decision she made, how she made it and why it wasn't right. In this episode we talk about how to make decisions and how to trust yourself.

In this episode we pull cards from the Kim Krans Archetypes Deck. We mention two podcasts in this episode. Check them out if you can.

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The first cut is the deepest, and that’s why the idea of circumcision leaves us so perplexed. On this episode we talk to women about how they handled this post natal incision decision, and we get the goods on why this elective procedure became popular in the 20th century. Plus, we almost get the full story of Shoshana’s pin worm scare…almost. From ‘masturbation madness’ to ‘bacterial vaginosis’ this episode has something for everyone.

The cards we read from in this episode are Divine Guidance Oracle Deck by Cheryl Lee Harnish

Trigger Warning: We talk, joke and possibly sing about abortion. If joking about abortion upsets you then you might want to skip this episode. It's how we process what we aren't supposed to talk about.

In this episode Lisa tells Shoshana where Canada sits on the history of abortion and how to make your vote count in the upcoming election. When so many of our "heroes" are in question, we talk about why we don't have more reverence for Henry Morgentaler, a true Canadian hero. We explore the first day of school, Texas and John Stamos.

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#abortionrights #morgentaler #choice #plannedparenthood 

We leave the closet and venture out to the cottage where we talk cookies, compassion and why some people don't want a Covid Vaccine. One of Shoshana's friend's is against the vaccine and we talk about how to talk about it. Lisa remembers Rob Ford, David Miller and her peanut allergy while Shoshana talks about Jaws and liverwurst sandwiches.

The restaurant we refer to in this episode is called Bar Vendetta on Dundas West. Please go eat there and tell them we're happy they wear masks.

Even Rachel Maddow has technical difficulties so we're in good company with our microphone in this episode. The music for our show was written and performed by Maury Lafoy and the editing was done by Shoshana Sperling. If you liked the show please leave a review or share it with a friend. If you didn't, that's ok too. Just find something you really like and don't linger here. Kisses.

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In this episode we talk about being single, sex and disassociation. We ask some tough questions about TMJ and Helen Reddy... are you ready? (trigger warning: we talk about sex, swear and make fun of the French)

"A Dream of an Afternoon with a Woman I Did Not Know" by Robert Bly

I woke up, and went out. Not yet dawn.