The girls are back in action! To things started, they leap straight into hormones, veganism, periods, fears, period fears, and relationships.

In this episode on sexual awakenings, the girls talk about some of their early 20s sex experiences, including how they communicated what they want and what sexual intimacy looks like. Tidbits of research come out, and Susan interrupts Emily at almost every turn in her excitement to reveal more sexual information. In the end, the girls turn an optimistic eye towards sex in their 30s, blame the puritans for sexual misinformation, and challenge everyone to be vulnerable.

In this episode, the girls dig deep into some pretty personal stuff. Both have experiences with eating disorders in different ways, and both hope that sharing their stories would help others who might be going through similar feelings - or who have feelings, or who like feelings, or who like hearing about feelings. Emily's hair literally stands on end and the girls take turns interviewing each other. In Part II, we hear from Emily :).

In this episode, the girls dig deep into some pretty personal stuff. Both have experiences with eating disorders in different ways, and both hoped that sharing their stories would help others who might be going through similar feelings - or who have feelings, or who like feelings, or who like hearing about feelings. Emily's hair literally stands on end and the girls take turns interviewing each other about their experiences. This week, we hear from Susan. Buckle up.

Tune in this week as we try to tackle what it means to be a "Bad Bitch", dicuss what the research has to say about nice guys, mull over the evolutionary roots of altruism, and discuss in detail what Emily is *really* thinking about when she's supposed to be meditating.

In this episode, Emily and Susan share what scares them about getting older - entering their 30s without a ring on it, losing that youthful glow, and the tug of war between wanting to accept getting older while secretly hunting down the best anti-aging products on the market. Susan introduces the concept of "dirty hot" and brings us into her childhood world of scraped knees and messy hair as the ultimate signs of coolness. Emily wonders if she's too attached to her face and confesses she is NOT handling her parents getting older very gracefully.

Welcome to the kickoff episode for Two-Track Mind! Here, we wrestle with the question of whether strong independent ladies can also enjoy sexual attention, talk about what this means for men, and throw in some personal experiences with sex ed for good measure. Emily clarifies that Susan's best childhood friend wasn't a mermaid, and Susan makes sure to highlight Emily's exciting Quaker school experiences. We're a little loose, a little messy, but you have to start somewhere.