While Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk are racing to put themselves into space, Rachael and Amelie discuss how incredible it is to watch this jump in technological advancement while also asking if there is possibly a moral obligation to come down from the clouds and focus on the pressing problems in our own spaces here on Earth.

In this episode, Rachael and Amelie take turns asking "would you rather" questions. Some are funny, some make you think and others go way off topic.

After the announcement of Sha'Carri Richardson being banned from the Olympics after testing positive for Marijuana, Amelie and Rachael discuss how their opinions have changed on weed use over time.

In this episode Rachael and Amelie talk about their first jobs, minimum wage and how "the system" is working and not working for the working class.

Parents, religion and society determine when, how and what we learn about sex. In this episode Rachael and Amelie and special guest Anthony Pezzanite discuss how the topic of sex is approached in Mormon and other religious communities and the effect it has on how we view sex as adults.

In this episode Rachael and Amelie start off with a tribute to their dads and husbands and the things they have done to impact their lives. They also talk about politics, socialism and dating. It all fits. Just listen.

On the anniversary of the day Rachael's house burned down, Rachael and Amelie talk about the events that change everything. Sickness, death, religious change, house fires- the experiences that leave a mark and change life going forward.

Why do some children have unexplained memories of lives that have happened before? In this espisode, Rachael and Amelie talk about how past lives, both reincarnated and who we were earlier in our own lives, can contain strong memories powerful enough to stay with us.

Sometimes the best laughs come from the worst jokes! Listen in as Rachael and Amelie tell eachother the worst one-liners, puns, and dad jokes in a lame joke face off. Can you make it through with a straight face?

If you watch the news or follow politics it can be incredibly depressing to see all the hurt, injustice and unrest. In this episode Rachael and Amelie come up with ideas they think would help the oppressed, increase accountability and unite us as people who know we can do better.