My Unpaid Therapist

In the Season Finale of MUT, Cobi & Sadie question the idea of motherhood. Both wonder if this is the path for them. If so, does this child need to come from their uterus, or is adoption a better fit? They realize early on that they are just scratching the surface. Because this episode is layered - covering the ethical considerations in this current climate, the restrictions we place on love & how femininity is tied to childbearing. 

In Episode 6 of MUT - Cobi & Sadie discuss all the ways perfectionism hinders our creativity & propensity to take risks. Take this podcast, for example -  it can be excruciating hearing your voice play out on a public platform. Shame shows up, feels too intense & you want to crawl back into your comfort zone. But these two are focused on growth not success, so listen in as they explain the difference.

In Episode 5 of MUT, Cobi & Sadie tackle the subtle art of suffering. 2020 has taken latent suffering & kicked our asses. So how do we show up for ourselves when we suffer? But even more telling - how do we show up for others in their suffering? Listen in as two humans navigate the one topic we all have in common.

In Episode 4 of MUT, Cobi & Sadie discuss their history of internalized sex shame. This conversation comes full circle - exposing those initial sexual comments that made their way into the psyche - to the understanding that their most valued sexual relationship is the one they have with themselves. By speaking out loud, hopefully we can poke holes into the delusion that there was anything to be ashamed of after all. 

In Episode 2 of MUT, Cobi & Sadie discuss why curiosity is key if you value evolving as a human. It's no secret that life is hard & we will suffer. But with curiosity - one can explore these stages, learn from them, & hopefully become a little wiser as a result.

This episode epitomizes the slip ups that come when we discuss matters of race. Sadie (a white girl) sticks her foot in her mouth several times & her BFF Cobi (a mixed girl) has to address this. Listen along as they do their best to make sense of themselves, their friendship & the biggest civil rights movement of their generation.