Luigi Mangione, the man the internet calls hot assassin, has some alleged manifestos I read and breakdown in this episode.

In this podcast episode, we dive into the issue of cultural credit and explore how some individuals—particularly the white women mentioned in this episode—are crashing out about cashing in on cultural capital they haven’t earned. Through a detailed case study, we examine the ways in which overstepping boundaries can harm marginalized voices, especially women of color. We’ll unpack the dynamics of exploitation, allyship, and accountability, challenging the norms of who gets to speak for whom and why true solidarity means stepping back, not stepping over.

Btw the account im talking about has since blocked Drew and I and made her account private lol.

Let's discuss themes in wicked like being an outcast, a woman of colours journey in a PWI, and why I loved this film!

Let’s talk about why I’m single. I have a few theories, and yeah, they might actually be right. Being young, ambitious, and focused comes with its own set of challenges in the dating world. Here’s my take on why the solo life might just be where I’m meant to be—at least for now.

Back from hiatus. Who thought years later I'd still be yapping about pop culture and mental health?

Let's unpack.

Join this impromptu conversation on our dismissed and undervalued medical concerns (mostly to do with our uterus). Featuring Claire Whitaker and Dana MacDonald.

Is the older generation envious of the ease with which we may identify? Let's talk about it.

I'm back with more unsolicited opinions on Jack Harlow's newest album and ignorance to his white privilege.

What can be learned from Kanye's missteps?