it’s time to admit that we are being abused by our phones. Our attention span has been severed by invisible hands to deactivate our will. This is mind control and psychological warfare.

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What happens when you stop announcing every move, sharing every thought, and giving everyone unlimited access to your life? In this episode, Candice explores the hidden benefits of disappearing on purpose. From protecting your peace and setting boundaries to breaking free from validation and learning to grow in private, this conversation is about reclaiming your energy in a world that expects constant visibility.

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Better later than never.

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In this episode of State of the Union, Candice spirals through the economy, billionaire culture, politics, media manipulation, podcast personalities, and the overall exhaustion of modern American life. From government contracts and Mars conspiracies to culture wars and chaotic late-night realizations, this episode is equal parts rant, comedy, and existential crisis. Buckle up — we’re broke.

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A new set of rules for the new body. Fat girl revenge.

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Pivoting from the heavy stuff to talk about something I genuinely love — the products in my routine that have earned their spot. In this episode, I'm walking you through my holy grails across skincare, makeup, hair, and body. The stuff I repurchase without thinking, the underrated finds, what's worth the splurge, and what's a dupe that beats the original. No sponsorships, no gatekeeping, just an honest tour of what's currently working in my life. Bring your notes app.

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Can hot people be autistic? It started as an unserious question and turned into a deeply serious one. In this episode, I get into the halo effect — the cognitive bias that makes us assume attractive people have it together — and why that bias is part of the reason so many women, AFAB folks, and "high-functioning" adults go undiagnosed for decades. We're talking masking, misdiagnosis, the BPD-to-autism pipeline, what late diagnosis actually feels like, and why "high-functioning" might just mean "skilled at acting." If you've ever felt like everyone else got a manual you never received, this one's for you.

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In this episode, Candice gets honest about the need to set boundaries with your parents. She opens up about emotional triggers, family dynamics, and the subtle ways arrested development can show up in adulthood. This is a raw, reflective conversation about reclaiming your voice, protecting your peace, and learning that love doesn’t require self-abandonment.

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Growth isn’t easy—it requires letting go of habits that once felt comfortable. In this episode, I talk about what I’ve had to outgrow to truly evolve, from instant gratification to the need for validation. It’s raw, honest, and a reminder that becoming your best self means leaving parts of your old self behind.

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What if your dreams… aren’t private anymore?

In Part 2 of Mall World, Candice returns to the strange, hyper-real place so many people claim to visit in their sleep — but this time, something feels off. More vivid. More connected. More real.

As the lines between consciousness and technology continue to blur, Candice explores a chilling question: what if “Mall World” isn’t just a shared dream… but a space being accessed, observed — or even influenced?

From recurring locations to eerily similar experiences across strangers, this episode dives into the unsettling possibility of collective consciousness… and whether emerging technology could one day tap into — or read — the human mind.

Are these just dreams?

Or are we already connected in ways we don’t understand?

Welcome back to Mall World.

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