TalkMeg

Alison talks about working her way up the corporate ladder at Patagonia. She talks about the project she worked on with Patagonia to create a National Park in Chile. Alison talks about her current work with The North Face and Alison and Margaret reminisce about their time spent working at Bike and Roll.

Slam is a friend Margaret met in DC. Slam talks about Margaret's birth chart, creating the identity "Slam", living in a co-op with Mimi in Oakland, post-college anxiety, Electric Forest, gender fluidity, and being an only child.

Margaret meets Mickey for the first time live on the air! Mickey is the significant other of one of Margaret's cousins. Mickey talks about doing Americorps NCCC, traveling in Latin America, his future mother in law, and being uncertain about his future after grad school.

Catherine and Margaret talk about riding bikes, their shared experiences living together in DC, and how college is hard.

Amelia ("Mimi") and Margaret talk about dog ownership, gender fluidity, Burning Man, co-op living, assimilating to American culture, and sobriety.

Tiago Guevara is a friend of Margaret's from law school. Tiago grew up in Panama and tells stories about his misadventures on the isthmus. Tiago explains his philosophies on engaging in political debates in the comments on Facebook and always seeking affirmative consent on intimate occasions. 

Violeta Chapin teaches the Criminal Immigration Defense Clinic at University of Colorado Law School in Boulder, CO. She is Margaret's favorite law school professor. Previously Violeta spent seven years as a Public Defender at the Public Defender Service in Washington, DC. She talks about her international upbringing, bearing witness to racist policing, and devoting her life to being a "free lawyer."

Caitlin Faw is a graduate of the Corcoran School of Art and Design in DC. She lives in Baltimore and documents Erricka Bridgeford, creator of the Sacred7 and Baltimore Ceasefire movements. caitlinfaw.com @caitlinfaw

CORRECTION: Caitlin said Baltimore's Ceasefires took place in May and August 2017. The ceasefires took place in August and November 2017.

My brother Neil stops by the podcast to give a review of Good Morning Vietnam. He makes an unexpected and hasty exit but has promised to return soon. 4 minutes.

Caitlin is a yoga teacher and the lucky recipient of a one year severance package. She will be traveling cross county and around the world and learning Spanish in her year off. Caitlin talks about getting into yoga and the new turn her life is taking. Caitlin is Margaret's cousin.

39 minutes.