Today's episode is all about love. How we love, who we love, and how we want to be loved. We take the Love Languages quiz and compare how accurate they actually are.

In this week's episode, we ponder those things we wish we learned back in High School. How to do taxes, why voting matters, and much more. Spoiler we still don't know some of these things. We also discuss continued learning beyond High School and College.

In this episode submitted from a fan, we use a clip from President Barack Obama talking to a 28-year-old about figuring out her life. We ponder the questions and answers Barack Obama had in his interview. Find out if we have our lives figured out. Our nonprofit of the week is My Brothers Keeper. Go to obama.org/mbka/ for more details.

We're back for Season 2! A change of format and design, but the same old bickering. Today we discuss Stephanies house buying process and why renting is not "Throwing Money Away" as Stephanie likes to say. We talk about future plans for moving and ask if Stephanie will stay in her new house long term. Our nonprofit of the week is Habitat for Humanity. 

In today's episode, Jake and Stephanie reflect back on all their previous episodes. Important updates from them like who's mental health has improved, and who now has a significant other from internet dating. It's a fun wrap up for Season 1.

Our nonprofit of the week is the Little Forks Conservancy. You can find out more at littleforks.org

In today's episode, Jake wants to start an only fans dedicated to him building lego. Stephanie wants to start an Etsy shop. Together we talk about the gig economy and the successful side hustle. Our non-profit of the week is Toys for Tots. You can support toys for tots at their thousands of drop boxes and online at toysfortots.org 

In this episode, Stephanie and Jake talk about the big question of what if we have a baby right now. Could we as individuals be parents? Our nonprofit of the week is Planned Parenthood. 

In our fabled "lost episode" we talk boundaries. This episode was lost to a computer malfunction but has since been recovered and waiting to be published. We recorded this episode in August of 2020. While neither Stephanie nor Jake are good at setting boundaries we know that they exist and we should set them.

We welcome our friend Grace to our podcast this week to talk about her experiences finding, starting, and changing jobs during a pandemic. Grace is currently in the field of Higher Education and if any listener works for a college or university in Michigan hook a girl up. Our non-profit of the week is Hands On Atlanta. HOA connects volunteers to organizations. You can find them at handsonatlanta.org 

Today Stephanie and Jake talk to Rachael from sustainable_is_attainable about trying to live a zero-waste life. Rachael gives us the details on things we thought were helping the environment but in actuality are worse for the environment. Stephanie also admits she attacks turtles with plastic straws. Be sure to follow Rachael @sustainable_is_attainable on Instagram. Our nonprofit of the month is Leave No Trace. You can learn all about Leave No Trace at LNT.org