Sisterhack Podcast

Season Three starts out sizzling as the sisters speak with Jason Crayton and Peter Ferry about the hot topics of the scorching summer. The friends since age five get real about representation in their fantasy combat board game. The dynamic duo discusses the overlap in business and friendship and the sisters dish about how they have been diving into this project using the power of teamwork. We promise you will have a great reaction to their creation of Factions.

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This June zoom is a special one for the sisters. Long time listener, president, pastor, padre: Pat Ferry, PhD makes his Sisterhack debut. His introspective interview is sure to leave you considering keeping records of the seemingly small parts of life. The sisters dig for compliments and their father dishes up wisdom. On this month's episode try forward thinking about past events.

Stop the showers and online order those Mother’s Day flowers! Join the sisters and their  aMAYzing guests this month. This complicated day is approached with sensitivity and inclusivity as the sisters dig into infertility and IVF. Eva returns and gives her take on moms (even though she can only name two) and an exciting announcement is made. Chime in from a distance and get social with the sisters. #mayyoulisten?

She was with us last year to tidy up our lives, but this year Tammy Ferry wants to zoom in on a topic that virtually everyone is experiencing: meetings. The sisters have a hangout on effective meetings, equity in participant voice, and online idiosyncrasies. Wipe your phone down and turn your volume up; we promise this episode will go viral. 

It is finally time to March in our handsome husbands aka Zach Meineke and Kyle Thoms. This month the dudes dish on dishes, and all the other roles and responsibilities that accompany living with a sisterhack host. Hannah and Rachel sit down with their husbands individually using the same questions in order to figure out their thoughts on the roles and responsibilities of the millennial man. Tune in for what turned out to be a couple of therapy sessions :D.

One month into the new year is perfect timing for the sisters to have a one on one. They get vulnerable as they talk vision. Revolutionary resolutions almost always fail, but Hannah and Rachel grapple with making goals stick. Their back and forth will bring you in and make you feel like you are both eavesdropping and part of the sibling banter all at once. Look ahead and reflect on the past when you tune into this month’s episode.

In the noise of the new year, it’s worth it to take some time to listen...specifically to this podcast. The sisters approach 2020 with a clear vision on priorities. Dr. Erik Green, communication expert, offers nuanced understanding on the importance of listening, quiet, and silence. Fresh off a semester long sabbatical of studying silence, Green gets to talking. Happy New Year and Happy Listening.

Happy December! ‘Tis the season for changing dynamics. This month the sisters dig into the adolescence-to-independence season of change. When are you a “grown-up?” This months guest is our very own podcast producer and college senior, Connor Trevino. He offers the early twenties perspective in late 2019. The sisters reflect on their own journeys to independence. Sit back and drink a cup of cocoa while you ponder your own independolescence.

Happy November Hackheads!

Travel is one thing, but residing in a country other than your home country is a completely different experience. This month’s magnificent Mexican guest is Stephy Ruvalcaba who is able to speak from an interesting perspective about being a newlywed and a pharmacy school student in the United States.  Shaping a new identity, learning another language, and perhaps most interesting, marrying into the Ferry family, allow the sisters to dive into hot topics on both the social and political spectrums. Chachy and Hannah also discuss international travel, traveling with babies, a Mexican wedding experience, and much more here on Sisterhack.