On the final episode of the season, Glory says goodbye to Ottawa, her home of 8 years. She takes listeners on a journey of the events of her ‘unexpected’ final week; including a breakup and a hospital visit.

On the second last episode of the season, Glory sits down with 3 male guests to talk about their experiences with online dating. They discuss girls messaging first, misogyny, and the biggest difference in how men and women use dating apps.

It’s a switch up episode! This week Glory is the guest in the hot seat, and she is interviewed by a guest host & producer! They talk about the creative process, the origins of this podcast, how to use your creativity, if millennials are more creative than other generations, dealing with imposter syndrome, and so much more.

On this episode, Glory speaks with Kathleen Newman Bremang, the Senior Writer at Refinery29 Canada, about her career highlights, working at MTV and MuchMusic, as well as her experience as a Black, female journalist in Canadian Media.

On this week's episode, we're breaking down the cultural phenomenon that is Black Twitter. We discuss humour and social movements, and Glory interviews a Twitter employee about how the company feels about the subculture.

It’s the age old question— Can Men and Women Be Just Friends? On this weeks episode, Glory speaks with 3 male and female friend groups about the dynamics of their relationship, how they navigate potential physical attraction, and so much more.

On this week’s episode, Glory and two friends discuss an uncomfortable but necessary part of life— change. Particularly as it applies to moving cities for and/or switching jobs. If you’ve ever considered a change in cities or careers, this episode is for you.

To many Canadians’ surprise, Canada isn’t any better than the US when it comes to anti black racism. On this weeks episode, Glory and her guests tell the past + present truths of anti black racism in Canada, including some facts that might surprise you.

***Trigger Warning: This episode contains content that might be triggering to some.

On this week's episode, Glory discusses the lack of racial representation on the hit show, Friends, and does a comparison of the comedic style on the show vs other popular TV Shows, including Living Single and The Office.

If you're a millennial, you probably have or know someone with a side hustle. For a group of people often referred to as the "burnout" generation, what exactly are the effects of side hustle culture on millennials? Also, do millennials need a side hustle to survive? Especially in a post Covid-19 economy? On this weeks episode, Glory talks to two very skilled side hustlers on the pros and cons of side hustle culture.