Sincerely Fortune

Teachers have one of the hardest jobs in the world. Fortune sits down for a talk about the teaching profession with her mother, Ginger, who was a special education teacher for thirty years, and her partner, Jax, who has been teaching in elementary schools for 14 years.

We all love bad television. Some of us more than others. Jax and I reveal our guiltiest of pleasures when it comes to TV. You'll be surprised to hear what made the list.

Buying gifts for people can be difficult. Fortune and Jax discuss buying gifts for each other, and their feelings about gift cards. One is very much team gift cards and the other is very much not.

Fortune talks with her mom, Ginger, about the process of coming out of the closet as gay and what that experience is like for not only the LGBTQ person, but also their parents. Ginger also discusses her experiences working with the organization PFLAG and what they do to support the gay community.

Fortune and her partner, Jax, discuss the stress and pressure of trying to plan a wedding. 

Fortune discusses her lifelong battle with food and the steps she and her partner, Jax, are taking to get healthier. They also share some health tips they've learned along the way. 

Fortune and her partner, Jax, talk about their lifelong experiences with pets, including their rescue dogs Biggie and Maddy, and the process of their adoption.

Fortune and her partner, Jax, discuss the big college admissions scandal that came to light this past week. They then talk about their own experience with applying to colleges and the stresses of standardized testing. 

Fortune sits down with her friend, Jillian Bell, who is a comedian/actress from "Workaholics," "22 Jump Street," and the recent Sundance favorite "Brittany Runs A Marathon." They discuss the ups and downs of chasing their dreams, and the journey to this point in their careers.

Fortune and her mom, Ginger, who both grew up Methodist discuss the church's recent vote to continue not allowing same sex marriage ceremonies and LGBTQ clergy. They also delve into the complexities of religion and sexuality.