Columbus comedian Amber Falter tells her story about her roommate brother who has recently discovered red pill on reddit. Katlin tries to analyze her brother despite only having one psychology class. Then Amber and Katlin bond over dirt. Yes, dirt.

Meredith Scalos and Katlin went to the same school from Kindergarten to 12th grade. Katlin went on to obtain a science degree and tell jokes in bars, while Meredith went on to do much more important things. Things such as studying politics at the University of Oxford, working for the Kentucky House of Representatives, and working for several different political and issue campaigns.

Meredith shares her personal experiences of being a female in the political field, and then discusses her feelings on the recent election while Katlin and Candice listen and learn very much.

Meredith and Katlin also briefly discuss elementary school and how a gender confused Katlin appeared from the outside.

Comedian Gwen Sunkel talks about her first period aligning with her mother being out of town. Followed by Candice and Gwen sharing tinder stories while Katlin talks about her vagina being the black hole that is the center of the universe.

Jess Hemesath (DJ Little Town)of Shame Thugs talks about being assumed as a merch girl and being shamed on the internet.

Indianapolis comedian Leslie Dinsmore discusses her feelings on traditional wedding customs, purity balls, and the struggles that come with being a female comedian.

Chicago comedian Melissa Richelle shares her stories that led to her virginity loss at the mature age of 25. One of which includes putting her virginity for sale on craigslist. Katlin and Candice also share their odd stories about losing their own virginities.

Daddy Issues gets a bit more casual. Katlin, Candice, and comedian Evanne Offenbacker pile into the back seat of Katlin's car. This Issue is only 30 minutes, but is jam packed (like the multiple tampons inside Candice) with topics like test tube babies and menstrual mishaps.

Katlin learns from Candice and Evanne that she knows hardly anything about periods except for the fact that she barely has one, and they don't let her forget it.

Rachel Peacock of General Public Collective (GPC) talks about her first time in a sex club in Berlin, GPC's upcoming art show Goodbye Cruel World, and gives her take on the changes happening in Fountain Square, a neighborhood both her and GPC are at the heart of.