I talk about the Tiger King documentary on Netflix. Giving only the parts away that really were in my mind mental health issues from all parties involved. Then I go on to talk about the importance in insurance and how reading the fine print is so important.

We talk about personal experiences, media interpretation and the need for everyone to realize that the world would stop with out the "Essential Workers". Also hoarding is a dick move.

I talk about the COVID-19 and how that might affect mental health. I mentions ways to be safe and take precautions. Also I list in Missouri the mandated list of Essential Services. And as always please subscribe if you like what this podcast is about!

I talk about the the scandal with Sherry Pie on RuPauls Drag Race season 12 and I talk about similar situations I went through. The key here is to not victim shame or blame and let them figure out how to handle it and heal.

I describe a terrible situation that I put myself in professionally. Also the bad situation between my parents. If you are in huge debt get immediate help. That is what I learned. Also forgiving yourself is really hard.

On this episode Sarah joins me for another round of shit talking and we discuss the mental health movement. We both have a different look out on it but in the end we are adults and can respect each other's opinions and experiences. I also get to dish about Dr. Who and James Corden's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts". I was able to actually better edit this episode! Yay!

In this very special episode I'm joined by my friend from High School Sarah. We talk about moments in our educational lives that Educators tore us down and some that actually helped our mental health. I think the lesson here we learned today is communication is everything!

I describe three girls I tried to be friends with who clearly used me. I talk about situations at work and school and that it is important to protect yourself and not feel bad leaving a toxic person behind.

Reasons why I don't care for valentine's day. Also showing you love someone can be any day.

An Instagram Inquiry lead to a helpful discussion about accepting the apologies you will never receive. However do not with in reason be afraid to set limits.