Listen to a quicker conversations about E.A.'s question for us. We will go over how much we approach relationships and what the pros and cons can be. Regardless of which side you fall on you probably could use some additional perspective from the other side. Listen and help apply it to part 1 of this week's guest or in your own life.

We are joined by long time friend E.A. for a conversation about failing to start a relationship. Standing up for yourself, being self assured, knowing what you want, and even knowing when to leave are all at play here. You pick which part is most important. In today's topic we see a young man trying everything he can think of to start a serious relationship; maybe its just time to let it go though. 

People never cease to amaze us, particularly with creations we've never even heard of before. In this episode, the second part of our Darius' conversation, we talk about a family hosting an apology dinner for a mother trying to break up her daughter's relationship. You gotta hear this to believe it.

In this episode, we brought back Darius to talk about a woman who's literally allergic to intimacy and how we'd navigate that situation. 

In the second half of Delvan's episode we talk about who people move on after a breakup, particularly when it comes to sex. How much is too much, what are the motivations behind it, and how much growth or self reflection should you be doing? Being aware of these questions is a great place to start but you might still have a long way to go. 

Join us and Delvan once again in part one of this week as we take on another case where something actually happened that nobody ever expects, someone happened to meet the person they masturbate too. Except this time the person seemed to get a serious shock to the system. A lot of what's going on here is messed up but it seems like someone is genuinely trying to become a better person so there is that.

We are bringing back an old friend who has been away for some time to give us some first hand advice. Erik is no stranger to receiving skepticism when sharing his plans or dreams. Today we look at deciding when something is to far out there. How, when, and why do you reach the point where you have to decide your goals and dreams are not achievable? Should you even do it at all? Lastly how can you avoid reaching that goal. A possible harsh dose of reality but one worth exploring for all of us.

The Whiskey Wisdom team has taken a few Ls lately so we are easing back into production and releasing episodes. Included in that mix is an overdue appearance from our friend Ari. Join us in what we think is part 2 of a previous episode. Is it wrong to sell the lunch your spouse makes you to buy lunch or is it technically ok?

On the second half of Trini and Lucy's visit we move away a bit from their roles as parent to focus more on them as individuals and "adults". How did marriage, time, or a child affect them as individuals including their goals, beliefs, and mentality? Lastly we ask them if there comes a point in life when you fully feel like an "adult". We may be legal grownups but is there something that makes it feel more real like marriage, a house, or a child? 

This is a special episode; not just because we have family on, nor because they are new guest. This is a special episode because we are talking to our "Most Adult" guest. Cousins Trini and Lucy posses the different traits that society associates with being grown up, and that we have touched on separately in previous episodes. They are married, are parents, own a house, and even have a dog! Kinda the culmination of multiple topics we have done. On their first appearance we focus on disciplining children and finding a parenting style that has evolved from that of our parents to match our younger generation.