The Drunk On Light Podcast | Feminism | Mental Health | Activism | Healing | Growth

Life with chronic and mental illness is not easy. It’s a fight we fight everyday of our lives. But we can still have a good life. We are fierce, badass warriors but we also get tired sometimes and that is totally okay. Chronic illness doesn’t have a cure. We can’t do as much as people who aren’t chronically ill can do. But it doesn’t mean that we can’t do what is enough for us. Create lives that WE are proud of.

Ever feel insecure? And the need to lash out our isolate? Me too! Let’s ask ourselves why and see how we can take control of our thoughts and actions back. Look at the intention behind the actions you want to take or the words you want to say. Also, don’t be afraid to love on other women and tell them how awesome of a job they’re doing and how much of a goddess they are!

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There’s already enough judgment, hate and discrimination in the world. Let’s not hate on people for who they love and how they choose to identify.

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This episode covers the difference between raising awareness for mental illness and educating the masses and why it is so important to educate our youth about mental illness.

Our first interview is with Amanda Murphy! She is an intuitive eating counselor and mindset coach.

In this episode I pose and discuss the questions:

Why are women’s identities tied up in relation to men?

Why does red lipstick and wearing heels trigger men so much?

Why is it more socially acceptable to comment on a woman’s appearance than a man’s?

What about our bodies says “tell us what to do”?