This week Mel and Tash talk a little bit more about parenting in the LGBTQ space. Tash opens up about how they make choices as a family amongst faith and outside influences.

We do a lot of mental and emotional work processing trauma and the tricky parts of life. But what about when your body's response doesn't align with your thoughts about a situation? This episode is all about hearing what the body has to say, and attending to it in a way that let's you move forward in a values-aligned way.

This week Tash and Mel talk through what it was like to navigate Mother's Day. Which turned out to be not all that bad.

Tasha and Mel are re-counting their experiences at Theology in the Raw's conference called Exiles in Babylon. This week's episode zeroes in on their reflections on the theme of The Future of the Church and the Multiethnic Church.

Tash and Mel share new insights they brought back with them from the Exiles in Babylon Conference they attended recently. Both were challenged by how much they have to learn when it comes to equality and inclusivity--and what that means in their approach to loving others in their day-to-day lives.

In this week's episode, Tasha and Mel share what they learned about the role of women in leadership within the church. Attending a conference called Exiles in Babylon gave them the opportunity to hear a group of theologians debate on this topic, and it left them with several new perspectives to discuss.

After a few weeks away from the microphones, Tash and Mel are back from their mental health break and here with an update! Listen I'm for a quick update of where they've been, and what they plan to share over the course of the next few episodes!

We dropped the pressure to bring educational, researched content this week. Listen in for an open-mic style conversation about absurd things people have had the audacity to say...and how we responded.

This week's episode is the third of 3 sharing our understanding and experience around attachment.
This conversation is about how attachment impacts adult relationships in our lives. When we understand the vulnerabilities that may come from less-than-secure attachment types, we are better able to communicate with, uplift, trust, and empower those we interact with.

This week's episode is #2 of 3 sharing our understanding and experience of attachment.
This conversation is about *how* we used our roles as mothers to attend to the attachment needs of our kiddos. Less-than-secure attachment in kids comes with a variety of needs and behaviors, and we are sharing some of the strategies that worked (or didn't!) for us through our parenting journies