Griff, Nora and Brittany discuss the sick and twisted way that Hollywood uses celebrity sex symbols to play serial killers to romanticize violence against women.

Just when we got used to hearing about 'rules' for dating, what about 'rules' on how to act "like a woman"? Brian and Erika interview Tori Foss, a graduate student and president of the Islander Feminists organization at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. In this episode, we all dive down into hard discussions and finally throwing those 'rules' out of our vocabulary!

Did you know that about 95% of the films you’ve ever seen have been directed by men? Griff and Nora discuss the problematic portrayals of sexual violence in film, how it hurts survivors and society, and how we can make change.

Brian and Erika break down the belief wheel. We have an attitude, we have beliefs, and these get packed with us when we travel to the dating realm! So where did dating beliefs come from anyway? What are we still hanging onto?

Griff and Nora discuss the way women and girls are treated in Hollywood. From 18th birthday countdowns to women filmmakers, join us for a real conversation about celebrities and our society.

Brian and Erika try and troubleshoot the correct definition for “attitudes.”  We all have them!  Yes, even you!  But how does this play out when we enter the dating realm?

The Netflix docuseries, Tiger King, is all the rave right now among the younger populations and Miss Media is here to break down the less discussed running theme in Tiger King: sexual abuse and domestic violence.

Brian and Erika discuss relationship conflict, everyone argues!  And, we all get pissed when it happens!  But do we all use abuse?  We don’t.  So then where does it come from?

Brian and Erika discuss the rare and often overlooked conversation about toxic behaviors…what’s the opposite of toxic?  And, did we ever really learn it? 

Brian and Erika tackle listener’s feedback by breaking down rejection aggression, why the “nasty” come backs?  Also, do expectations really destroy a relationship?  And is it just better to self-partner?