Bernie Sanders, a 25-year-old city council candidate, & womanhood in today's political landscape -- a journey through the last six months of political campaigning through the eyes of a clueless millennial.

Episode 4 is a narrative piece that continues to follow the experiences of Mariah Ore, MSM's host and pretty much your quintessential millennial looking for meaning. It's a story about making it work, about making decisions...and about a mattress and the commitment it symbolizes. Namely, choosing a place to call home. Which can be hard when you're twenty-five and you just haven't found IT yet -- that thing. That thing that makes it worth it. Also, it's about the logistical side of being idealistic -- not wanting to settle down, but realizing that it might be nice to calm down. At least for a little while. Featuring music by Partygoers Electronica & the Dirt Farmers. Cameo appearances from Morgan Anderson, Ashley Meyora, Colter Dykman, Heidi Bergt, Noah Engbrecht, and Hannah Phalen. Thanks to Theo Smith and Masala Restaurant.

In 2011, "Mark" turned 21. Then he found out his ex-girlfriend was pregnant. Then he got arrested and charged with felony drug trafficking, felony possession with intent, and felony distribution. So, what's it like to spend 8 months in prison? Warning: some language and heavy content.

Ceramicist Katie Coughlin talks about the sacrifices she made to prioritize her creative work, why she created a website listing jobs for artists in New York City, and that one time she made & sewed together 1200 porcelain beads.

Host Mariah Ore explains why she is a millennial searching for meaning.