Tricia and Sterling are back and feeling full of life after a girls trip to Austin! On this episode they discuss Harvey Weinstein’s arrest, Roseanne being #canceled, and companies actually trying to make a cultural difference. They also chat about how to really show veterans and their families that we appreciate them and the 1500 missing immigrant children. This rollercoaster episode ends with some inspiring #content, so stick around!

On this episode of Separation Anxiety, Sterling and Tricia talk about the importance of having a good cry and relationships that make saying goodbye so hard. They also discuss the school shooting in Santa Fe, mental illness and gun control, and the need to protect Planned Parenthood at all costs. Finally, prepare for an insightful conversation about Wes Moore’s Super Soul interview and looking at your life through the lens of your “work.”

An episode full of lots of goodies and perspectives regarding: the royal wedding, Net Neutrality, the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, and full deep dive into Stormy Daniels and how it relates to general corruption and Russia. We also weren’t even going to talk about the John Kelly stuff, but then Tricia ended up crying about it. There’s a lot of political commentary this week, but don’t worry, there’s some inspirational treats waiting for you at the end!

When you’re critiquing everyone’s Met Gala outfits but you’re sitting at home in a hair mask and no pants. Anywho, Sterling and Tricia covered all the bases this week discussing: Childish Gambino’s “This Is America,” George Zimmerman, Trump & the Iran nuclear deal, allegations against Attorney General of NY Eric Schneiderman, and primary races happening around the country. They also have an inspiring chat about how to make important choices and everyday heroes doing incredible things in the worl

Howdy! Sterling is back from Stagecoach and Tricia is probably high in a library somewhere. They caught up on the Golden State Killer, Bill Cosby being found guilty, and #MuteRKelly. Other topics include (but not limited to): the anti-semitism protests in Germany, Ben Carson wants to raise the rent for low-income Americans, and some hopeful criminal justice news.

Surprise! Separation anxiety was temporarily cured as Sterling and Tricia traveled to Chicago to surprise their best friend after she got engaged. In this episode, they recap the trip and the importance of showing up in relationships. They also talked about cults, Kanye West’s mental breakdown, the recent attacks in Toronto and the Nashville Waffle House, and so much more.

Tricia and Sterling can’t stop, won’t stop watching and talking about Beyoncé’s Coachella performance and her impact on the world. Sorry not sorry!! But they did manage to find time to talk about Starbucks, racial profiling, Republicans dropping like flies, James Comey, and Michael Cohen’s “mystery client” AKA Sean Hannity. They also have some inspiring nuggets that will lift you up for the rest of the week. Check out @separationanxietypod on Instagram for more.

We’re making money moves in our 25th episode by talking about Equal Pay Day, the teacher’s protest in Oklahoma, and our tips for filing your taxes. We also discuss Tony Robbins’ misguided opinions about the #MeToo movement, the Flint water crisis and Scott Pruitt, and Michael Cohen’s FBI raid. Thanks for all the content, Trump!

Sterling left her voice in New Orleans, but it didn’t stop her and Tricia from discussing everything from the Affluenza Teen’s jail release, the shooting at YouTube HQ, and Stephon Clark’s autopsy results. It wouldn’t be right without a convo about Donald Trump’s rant against immigrants and Sinclair using local news to spread state propaganda. Plus, book recommendations and inspiration for the week!

Tricia and Sterling recap highlights from March For Our Lives while discussing the inspiring student survivors who are working hard to make the world a better place. They also cover Stormy Daniels on 60 Minutes, #WhoBitBeyoncé, and some of their latest tips in adulting.