How many times have you found yourself surrounded by clothes and still think "I have nothing to wear!" ?

The Fast Fashion industry has us convinced that there are 52 weeks of fashion, but maybe its time to follow you own fashion calendar. 

In this episode, Nina and Deb rip a new hole into the fashion industry, talk about re-wearing clothes, baby kicks and the monsters in the closet. 

If clothes are an extension of out personality, is the fast fashion industry convincing us that we "need" to change 52 times.  

The essence of most organized religion is "Don't be an asshole", but it seems like most people didn't get the memo. 

As we struggle to find faith and spiritually, the established religions seem to have way too many pre-requisites in order to worship and it seems to protect those who qualify no matter how evil their actions. 

In this episode Deb and Nina share their thoughts on the organized religion hiding evil, satanic themes and Steve. 

Listen in as they discuss their spiritually, how evil is in the eyes of the beholder and how powerful titles don't need our respect. 

Have you said a word so many times that its lost its meaning? Was it the word "NO"?

In the episode Deb and Nina discuss consent, boundaries, and respect.

Whether its work, friendships, relationships or public settings, consent and boundaries should always be recognized and respected.

Sadly more often than not, as women, as millennials and as POCs they don't get to keep their boundaries, but they sure as hell wear their bitch crown in all their glory.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses sexual assault.

Can we really rely on media to portray realistic high-schools?

In this episode Nina and Deb discuss the failures of main stream media at portraying high schoolers, and their problems. 

Listen as they pull apart the flimsy writing and horrible plots of high-school shows  and the toxic influence that it puts on kids still growing-up. 

They didn't peak in high school and they are sure as hell better for it.  

Where does our food come from? Does it come from our ancestral homes and cultures or has it been manipulated by the corporate machine to be more trendy and "healthy"? 

In this episode Nina and Deb explore food gentrification, judgement and exploitation.

Food seems to have de-evolved into a popularity contest, and its nourishing roles in our lives have been forgotten. 

Eat and let eat!

Just as sure as the sun rises everyday, the women in your life bleed.. PERIOD

Listen to Deb and Nina as they discuss their first periods, period stigma, period dances and period sisterhood. 

While the world seems to have menstruation in incognito mode, they want to discuss it in the open. 

Why demonize a women when we make breast milk AND war paint? 

Deb's period product of choice (Canadian small business ): https://www.newmoonpads.com/ 

Nina's period products of choice : https://www.shethinx.com/ , https://divacup.com/

Move over (out), here come the rich people! 

In this episode Nina and Deb discuss gentrification and the difference between community improvement and capitalist movement. In a world that benefits the big wigs and bulldozers, they've seen first hand the exploitations of a system not built for the small people and community. 

Bring back no frills and small cultural grocery stores cause communities are made by the differences of its people. 

The token POC character in your life(time movie) doesn't owe you advice. 

In this episode of The Media That Built Us, Deb and Nina rip into Hollywood's diversity hires, trope personalities and the occupations of  POC characters. This time Nina has conspiracy theories and Deb wants to watch the world burn. 

POC characters seems to appear like genies to solve a problem and are never seen again. 

Ah to remember travelling when the world was normal. 

Listen to Deb and Nina as they discuss their bugs, travel and viral, being perpetually lost and getting on lists. 

Journey with them as they avoid being taken, stay in hostels, eat in hole-in-the-wall restaurants and have an all around good time.

Do body mods affect your eligibility? Does your body mods incite riots, give you strength or are pieces of eternal memories? 

Listen in on Nina and Deb as they discuss body mods, satanic panic, marketing, appropriation and misunderstood artistry.

Its the eternal will they or wont they get matching tattoos.