Melissa and Brittanie discuss the political dramatics of the current President's first few days in office. While chaos is still looming in the balance from early January hysterics, Biden attempts to make things right by releasing several executive orders. They touch on the news that the WHO changed the way coronavirus is diagnosed and how that reflects on the new POTUS.

Brittanie interviews England Miano of England's primal health. They talk about the alternative ways of dealing with illness and the pathway to wellness without allopathic care. England also gives a great explanation of the differences between her treatment style and the allopathic model.

You can find England at englandsprimalhealth.com

or on social at England's Primal Health LLC

The hot topic this week has been the POTUS being banned from major social media outlets and e-commerce websites. Is the internet still free? Is the earth flat? How do we know the truth from a printed lie that seems credible?

Melissa and Brittanie discuss censorship, fact checking, and how much power these private tech companies have in the United States.

Brittanie brings on a guest host Alexi for an episode about the primal wound we experience when mothers don't give their children something we need in childhood. They attempt to deconstruct the wounds of their own lack of mothering, and describe how it affects them today. They wrap up the episode describing how to cope and move forward while giving full credence to the pain of this wound in their lives.

Melissa and Brittanie discuss spanking, fear-based punishments, and the reason corporal punishment doesn't work. They pull apart common arguments in favor of punishing kids in this way and bring their our own personal experiences to explain the depth of the pain punishment can have. 

Brittanie and Melissa tackle the topic of feminism. We dive deep into what the word means by denotation and what feminist generally stand for in modern times. We talk about the progressive far left have brought some misogyny into feminism that doesn't belong. We talk sex-based rights and how women are seen as fragile. The discussion turns to traditionalistic womanhood and what we believe is truly fair vs equitable.

On this episode, Melissa took the weekend off so Brittanie invited Sloane (from episode 3) to share her thoughts about the recent decriminalization and legalization of drugs across the USA. 

She shares her teenage drug use, her experience being safeguarded by her parents, and how fear of the government never crossed her mind when she changed to a straight edge life.

Brittanie and Melissa chat about the value of in-person conversation, dating apps, the challenges of hook-up culture, and the problems with ghosting. We cover Brittanie's marriage beginning with an app date and Melissa's loathing of all things superficial.

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Brittanie & Melissa discover that they both have mothers who were anxious about losing their youth. They chat about botox, eye cream, trauma (as usual) and whats beyond living-- do they believe in life after death? 

Melissa and Brittanie discuss the moon landing, JFK's assassination, flat earth, MK Ultra, life on other planets, and the how the redacted documents released by the CIA after decades have passed keep people from ever knowing the truth at the time. 

We guess about what is superstition and what is truth and invite you to do the same.