This week we discuss how our forms of creative expression have changed throughout our lives. Mariah talks about elaborate book reports she made in school, her epic, hilarious tweets, and the struggle in making creative endeavors stick. Cassie shares about her journey writing and playing music, and how it’s harder to find time to be creative in adulthood. We both share pieces of our writing. View transcript.

We discuss some of our favorite comfort shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Gilmore Girls, as well as our favorite YouTube genres like ASMR and Let’s Plays. View transcript.

We get vulnerable and discuss the struggles of maintaining a social life in our mid-twenties compared to when we were younger, and how loss, grief, and breakups contribute to this newfound loneliness. View transcript.

We discuss the various endeavors we've taken on including starting fan clubs and social media pages, and founding registered businesses. We also share lessons learned and if we would ever start anything new again. At the end we ask and answer the question, "How are you, really?". View transcript.

We discuss Mariah’s New York trip, the impact of Judy Heumann, fandom Twitter, using social media to meet our needs, terms like “chronically online,” and share what we are grateful for. View transcript.

(CW: medical stories) Mariah shares about growing up with Cystic Fibrosis, studying audio production, and starting her business. Cassie talks about growing up with Dwarfism, confronting inaccessibility in the music industry, and shifting to political organizing. At the end we discuss the media we’re currently consuming. View transcript.

Learn why we decided to start a podcast and what we hope to discuss this season. New episodes out every Wednesday. View transcript.