Alex and Andrew are back to talk about a Canadian kitten born with a rather odd birth defect, Netflix's new show "Sexy Beasts" and the complicated intersectionality of a divisive PRIDE event. 

Alex and Andrew are back to discuss some unexpected darkness and then jump into a discussion about media representation that turns into a love letter to how beautifully Black 90's network television was. 

In the latest episode of your absolute favorite podcast (duh), Alex and Andrew talk about the complex conversations surrounding gender, sex, and raising children in an ever-progressing world.  

A discussion about first jobs and working in the fast-food industry turns into a larger conversation about the Fight for $15 and other economic issues facing the country. But also? Alex and Andrew dish on grenade sex toys, stolen cultural art, and zombie cats. 

Do you work in an office? Do you recognize corporate tropes around you that leap to life when you sit at your desk? Alex and Andrew take on their experiences with office culture and share what it's like to be apart of this very specific type of environment in Ep. 11 of "Okay, But Like..." 

After a few weeks off for necessary self care (do it!) Alex and Andrew reconvene to discuss reptilian humanoid cults and the sexiest celebrities we think you all are sleeping on. Join us for an "Okay, But Like..." first - a super fun Top Five list! 

Succulents, cacti, Facebook assumptions, and Sesame Street. Episode 9 here is here! Alex and Andrew dish about all this and more as our main segment asks: is it ever okay to step away from toxic relationships? Even if these relationships are with family members? 

After dishing on rent-free mental real-estate and body modification, an online review leads Alex and Andrew to discuss race and representation in Episode 8 of "Okay, But Like..." 

What's your brand of Escapism during these tough times? Alex and Andrew discuss squirrel attacks, reality television, and simple joys in Episode 7 of "Okay, but Like..." 

Things get random on Episode 6! Andrew and Alex ask if 50 years of sexual monogamy is a recipe for failure, and talk about President Grant's law-breaking carriage rides through the streets of Georgetown in DC.