Wendy and I are back to discussing, dissecting and analyzing some of our favourite animation, this time it's the Netflix Original The Dragon Prince. We touch upon the shows highs and lows, our favourite characters, a few controversies*, and we speculate on possible directions future seasons could take. Enjoy and Drink Tea!

*We recorded this before Netflix had confirmed a series pick up of 4 more seasons. Upon hearing the news I did some research to see if there was an update on the allegations against Aaron Ehasz and whether the misogynistic and toxic work environment of Wonderstorm Studios had improved since November (when the allegations were reported on). I was unable to find any update.

Here is the original article from Inverse: https://www.inverse.com/article/60971-dragon-prince-aaron-ehasz-controversy If you want to read about a couple of the controversies Wendy and I touch upon in the episode.

In this episode Wendy and I recount the subtle, and at times blatant misogyny, harassment and sexism people have thrown our way, whether that's in our work life or dating life, and why most often times we've just rolled with it.

Enjoy, and Drink tea!   

Wendy and I reflect on the rules and restrictions our parents set for us growing up in their house, and whether we followed them, appreciated them or believe they might have needed some tweaking. Enjoy and Drink Tea!

It's been a minute since Wendy and I unearthed some childhood memories to divulge to one another. So in this episode Wendy relays a fond memory of Chinese New Year, and her valiant battle against a protective mother hen, while I dish on my younger brother's almost successful attempt at hosting a house party while our parents were out of town. 

Small heads up: Wendy and I reference a "Growing Up Restrictions" episode a couple times in this, we decided to post this one first, the "Restrictions" episode will be released a bit later.

Enjoy and drink tea! 

In this episode Wendy and I discuss our individual searches for hair removal products that work best for our hair, and that were more sustainable then our Venus razors. For Wendy and her fast growing, dark and course hair an epilator. For me and my hard to see and grip hair a rechargeable compact razor. Enjoy and drink tea!

Wendy and I are still die hard DivaCup users, but Wendy took it upon herself to experiment with the Ziggy Cup and Reusable Pads to see if anything could dethrone the menstrual cup as our go-to period product. I on the other hand was perfectly content to sit back and let Wendy be the guinea pig, and instead provide some questioning. Enjoy and use sustainable menstrual products, and drink more tea!  

Wendy and I are thoroughly saddened that the theatrical release of Disney's live action Mulan has been pushed; to cope Wendy and I decided to analyze the trailers that have come out. Wendy brings some historical and cultural education to our analysis, while I just talk about how high my hype level is. Enjoy and drink more tea!

Wendy and I set goals to try and read at least one book a month every year. Here's how it went down in 2019, and some hopes and dreams for 2020 (because so far all those other hopes and dreams have been destroyed). Here are some of our favourite reads, not so favourites, and recommendations!

Wendy and I continue to demonstrate what trash we have become for Makoto Shinkai as we finish up our discussion about his films Your Name and Weathering With You. We talk about character design and our favourite moments from each film. Enjoy and drink tea!

Trigger Warning: Wendy and I talk about the symbolism of suicide as it relates to one of the films at 33:00 - 36:00.

In this episode Wendy and I become even more inaccessible to our small group of listeners as we talk about Makoto Shinkai's Japanese animated films Your Name and Weathering With You. There's no hiding it, we are TRASH for these movies. The plot, the mythology, the animation, the characters, GIVE IT TO US! In part one (that's right we're spending 2 weeks on a topic only 3 of you will listen to) we talk about our overall impressions of the film and other technical aspects of these films that made it so good. But seriously go watch these films they're spectacular!! More to come in part two! Enjoy and drink more tea!