My Weekly Panic Attack

Host Keshia "K.B." Green interviews people who have formed deeply meaningful personal relationships across social media, in this interview/docu series, also from Voyage Media. Look for Across Social Media Lines anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Remi and Liz discuss the changes you experience post age 40, including sneeze-related injuries, “floaters” in your vision, and Remi shares a TMI detail about her sex life that led to remarkably effective hormone replacement therapy and made her an office legend with her doctor.

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Remi shares the trauma of a pre-GPS life, in which she went on a simple work errand, got lost at night, and it took an armada of police to prevent her from accidentally driving into the Pacific Ocean.

In which Remi straight up steals a complete stranger’s car… and then refuses to give it back. Complete with bruises, tears, and hot coffee. Possibly the best story of the entire season, one that you’ll just have to listen to, to understand.

Remi is a good patient. She passionately follows her doctor's advice, even when doing so requires a translation... like when she decided her doctor wanted her to keep smoking... and the decision ultimately sent her to the ER.

Prior to COVID, Remi's reflex attitude was why be grateful when the next horrible thing is around the corner? But to her shock, after COVID Remi has become more like Liz... she might (gasp) be becoming a grateful person.

In which Remi confronts the reality of aging, albeit by learning she looks under 21 with sunglasses on... which feels like a compliment until she forgets her ID.

In which Remi practices psychotherapy, at home...in the form of doggie matchmaking with her dog... and a dog named Redd Foxx.

In which Remi and Liz discuss Remi's passionate, tempestuous, hot-and-cold, emotional relationship... with her dog.

In which Remi throws herself to the mercy of Philadelphia's brotherly love at the mechanic, and promptly discovers she drastically overestimated it - and also engages in a campaign to get a dog that requires negotiation, charm, and deception.