Mak and E get political and welcome sisters Celene and Tara of esteemed Indonesian pop-up, Bungkus Bagus. We get the tea on Bali livin', sisterly love and cooking for profit during a pandemic.

Mak and E welcome actor, sewist, and ceramist Jasika Nicole. She talks industry heartache, haunted sewing machines and how monetization can often kill artistic joy.

Makeda and Erica re-live Autumns of the past and welcome pastry chef Laura Hoang of Largwa's Mini House Bakery. Laura discusses food preservation, why macarons are so dang expensive, and what it's like being a woman in the kitchen.

Mak & Erica pop Halloween Season off with a spooky story and plenty of "accurate" film references. They also talk all-expenses paid trips, free food and the Black Lives Matter movement with actor/writer Brandon Kyle Goodman.

In their very first episode, the Bae-dies (that's lady bae's) of WHJWS talk the art of price matching, rank their favorite Canadians and discuss poetry with published poet, Pavana Reddy.

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