TGSTS

Em and Mo are taking a break! Check out some of our older recordings, and you can find us on Pateron, Instagram, and Youtube! See you on August 21st!

Em and Mo always press record.  Listen in on a brief conversation before the two hopped onto their weekly Instagram Live.  Want more content?  Check out #tgsts on Patreon where you can find Before the Pod (BTP) recordings, exclusive episodes, Vlogs and video content, and so much more.  See you there!

Em and Mo shoot the sh*t about a recent headline where a HS math teacher is fired for his "thirst trap" shirtless Tik Toks.  Listen in as they discuss parenting, unrealistic demands on teachers, and society in general.

Join Em and Mo as we talk about friendships and showing up for each other over the years as priorities change. As usual, we also talk about aging, and the changes that brings along with being comfortable setting boundaries and saying "no" (and sometimes "yes").

Em and Mo discuss the concept of pretty privilege.  Listen in as they talk about standards of beauty and race, access to clubs and employment, and how beauty is used as a tool of patriarchy.

Em and Mo share their thoughts and feelings about the recent SCOTUS decision overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade case. Listen in as they discuss the decision, the role politics plays in very private aspects of American life, and where we go from here. #tgsts

Em and Mo welcome friend to the pod, Adriele Parker, to discuss her new podcast "It's the Bread Aisle".  Listen in as Adriele shares her vision for the podcast, real life experiences that are so cringe and relatable, and why the show 90 day fiance is so toxic and addicting.  Please join us in supporting It's the Bread Aisle and congratulating Adriele on her new endeavor! #tgsts

Em and Mo check in on the current dating climate for mid life women.  Listen in as they discuss, define, and debunk concepts like Friends with Benefits (FWB), Friends+, and Situationships and discuss whether these interactions are indeed empowering or just BS. #tgsts

Em and Mo talk about pronouns, identity, and subconscious bias.  Do you know your friends' pronouns? Listen in as they tackle their own biases, address the gendering of inanimate objects, and share some interesting data from a Scientific American article entitled "Why We Should All Use They/Them Pronouns".