That Other F Word

The one and only Barbie drops by the studio to chat with us! Who and what does Barbie represent? How dare she be everything we can never be! Are all the expectations put on Barbie too much for her Tiny Shoulders? We talk about our own Barbie experiences and the documentary Tiny Shoulders, talking all about Barbie’s history and the way Barbie is becoming even more relevant today.

We’re joined in the studio by Rynn’s Aunt Terrie for this one to talk about dress codes, school and otherwise. Who determines what is distracting? Is it the same for male and female students? When did we begin sexualizing shoulders and arms? Why isn’t Mitch wearing his Golden Girls shirt? Find out all this and more.

How many times have you thought “I don’t belong here” and not in a horror movie way? The truth is almost everyone has. Well, we believe you belong in whatever room you are in. Of course, unless it is a restricted area…

Talk about your outdated phrases. It seems like a lot of pressure for everyone and not at all helpful for real life! We suggest the new phrase, “happy spouse, happy house.” Also, Mitch thinks this episode is a waste of time. Happy squad, happy pod, friends!

We chat with Taylor Flake, a published author, law student, and total BOSS. She talks about The Collaborative, her efforts to help others achieve academic success, teamwork, and all of her big and beautiful dreams! We love this girl, and you will too.

Incels are a worrying subculture in our society who consider themselves involuntarily celibate. We try to tackle this topic with our own brand of humor and a little bit of fear. Because, honestly, it’s a little scary. Although it should go without saying, the most important thing to remember: everyone is a human being.

Ladies are socialized to apologize. All. The. Time.  Katrina and Rynn chat about how and when we need to cut it out. What can we do instead?

Rynn’s pal Aftyn Behn chats with us about her activist career, being forcibly removed during a protest in the State Capitol building, and what Rynn and Katrina call “storming the castle."

What’s natural isn’t nasty. Periods are natural, people! So why is the topic so packed with shame?

“No” should just be a complete sentence. So why do we as women have such trouble saying it? Also, find out the results of our Facebook poll on which of us has an easier time saying “no.” You might be surprised!