The Working Class

Presenting our latest podcast to join The Working Class network, The Weekly Allowance. Hopefully, you'll stick around and enjoy this awesome show from the great minds of Mike and Chaz.

Webster’s defines feminism as the theory of the political, economic and social equality of the sexes or the organized activity on behalf of women’s rights and interests. In this week’s episode, Erin and Alicia begin a feminism series by interviewing, Alex Pyun, self-proclaimed feminist who joined the hosts at the Women’s March on Charlotte over the weekend. Alex shares about his personal journey to becoming a feminist noting the experiences along the way in his therapeutic work as well as his personal life that solidified this part of his identity. The hosts and Alex also discuss intersectionality and the importance of validating all women’s experience. What are your thoughts on feminism? Did you participate in any of the marches? What was your experience? Share in the comments!

This is what happens when you're too distraught from the events that occurred during the week to do a normal podcast.

Happy Birthday MLK and Aaliyah!!!

With the future leader of the free world, Ahmed Elsayed.

It’s legal in 28 states, there are songs dedicated to it, it’s the subject of movies and television and it’s widely used by a large portion of our population. Medicinal marijuana is a controversial topic that comes up in sessions weekly. In this episode, the hosts discuss the positives and negatives of marijuana; how it can be beneficial as well as concerns for addictive personalities. Are you for or against marijuana legalization in your state? Let’s discuss!

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Right on to the real and death to the fake.

Relationships are hard! This week Alicia and Erin discuss the complexities of relationships [romantic and otherwise] and the importance of setting boundaries with those we love. The hosts also go over how to balance maintaining identity while building a partnership/relationship. What are some of the greatest lessons you’ve learned from the relationships in your life? Comment below!

*2 Elephants In The Room is not a substitute for mental health treatment. If you feel you need to talk to someone, please contact your local department of health and human services.

Rachel sits down with the super talented Miz Jaxxxn. She has her creative toe in every media pool so be on the lookout as she rises to the stars. Follow her on IG @omgjaxx

This week, you guys get a 2 for 1! In this episode of 2 Elephants In The Room, Erin shares the story of her move from Hickory to Charlotte, NC. Alicia and Erin discuss the difficulties of transitioning from one place to another, and ways to become better acclimated and adjusted to your new city. What was your most difficult move? What’s the farthest you’ve moved? Comment below, we want to hear your stories!

*2 Elephants In The Room is not a substitute for mental health treatment. If you feel you need to talk to someone, please contact your local department of health and human services.