Brittany and Heidi deconstruct how “family” is politicized and weaponized and explore ideas of chosen family and community care as loving alternatives.

Brittany and Heidi deconstruct how “family” is politicized and weaponized and explore ideas of chosen family and community care as loving alternatives.

Heidi and Brittany share their love for Netflix's "Queer Eye" and "Sense8," and dive into why queer representations of gender and relationship have the power to make radical change

Brittany and Heidi dive into body positivity, making the world an equitable and welcoming place for all bodies, and their own self-love journeys.

In this episode, Heidi and Brittany share the self-care tools they have cultivated to sustain themselves in  justice work.

Brittany and Heidi discuss the significance of pronouns, starting with the personal impact of respecting someone’s pronouns, and zooming out to the structural impacts of transphobia.

Brittany and Heidi discuss the significance of pronouns, starting with the personal impact of respecting someone’s pronouns, and zooming out to the structural impacts of transphobia.

This month, Heidi and Brittany discuss the ways in which sexual violence is racialized, looking to the past and making connections within the current anti-violence movement.

In this episode, Brittany and Heidi explore the discussion around Aziz Ansari, sexual violence, and consent. They seek to find nuance in the conversation, breaking down binaries around “rape” and “acceptable sex.”

In this episode, Brittany and Heidi reflect on 2017 and name this year’s wins – personal, political, and professional.