TW: mentions of sexual violence

IT'S HALLOWEEN! To celebrate our favourite holiday we're discussing some of the most intense true crime cases we know. This episode has a love triangle, kidnapping, murder, and the question: Is being in the wrong place at the wrong time enough to be convicted? We strongly recommend no eating during this one. Happy Halloween!

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Documentary mentioned: Alison, 2016- Watch on Amazon

TW: mentions of violence, stalking

You know we love spooky season! And because Halloween is just around the corner we decided to pause our current theme and tell each other some true horror stories. Let us send shivers down your spine!

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(Shit, I'm a Woman 1/4)

TW: mentions of violence, harassment and sexual assault

What does it mean to be a feminist? It’s safe to say that both of us had misconceptions about it. In this episode we’re discussing what we’ve learnt, what feminism means to us today, where it needs to improve, and why it’s so important for men to be allies to women.

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(4/4 Dating)

This is our first Millennial Mess episode! This week we are looking at several dating-related 'Am I the A**hole' scenarios. So what are you waiting for? Come join and judge with us!

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(3/4 Dating)

Awkward dating moments, acts of revenge and £300 worth of nuts! This week's episode is filled with funny and scary dating stories from us and from you!

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(2/4 Dating)

How do we balance being so passionate about dismantling the patriarchy whilst at the same time being in relationships with the people who benefit from it?

Being in relationships with men made us look at ourselves through the male gaze, which lead to insecurities about our bodies and our femininity.

But where does all this originate from? Listen in to learn more!

(1/4 Dating)

Growing up we learn that these extreme ups and downs in romantic relationships are normal and a sign of passion and we almost see no drama as 'boring'.

Society sees being single as worse and less valuable than being in a relationship so we will settle for messy situationships or stay in bad relationships because we don't want to 'start over again'.

Join us to discuss what being single and dating looks like for us millennials!

(Corporate 4/4)

In this episode we'll be sharing some stories and tips as we spill the beans on everything we've picked up along our job-hunting adventure. From cooking up eye-catching CVs and cover letters to becoming interview wizards.

(Corporate 3/4)

According to our parents' and grandparents' generations, workin' 9-5 is still the number one way to make a livin'. But the world has changed and, for many of us, this isn't good enough anymore. We're moving towards a work-life blend, but what is that exactly? Why does the content creator lifestyle look so appealing? And basically every millennial has thought about opening their own plant/cake/book shop, but do we romanticise the idea of being self-employed? Let's discuss!

Corporate (2/4) Have you ever felt like everyone else is clearly better and more qualified than you and soon people will realise that you don't belong in that space? We've all been there. Millennials experience impostor syndrome more than previous generations. But is it all in our heads? And why do many of us switch jobs after only a couple of years? Do we just not want to work, or is there more to it? Come join us after our two-week break to discuss all things impostor syndrome and job hopping!