R.I.P Uncle GregoryThis episode focused on historical woman and their contributions to the world. We also discussed debates surrounding two major artists of their times while also venting on current life issues. We ended the episode with a funny tale to lightnen the mood.

R.I.P Uncle Gregory This episode focused on historical woman and their contributions to the world. We also discussed debates surrounding two major artists of their times while also venting on current life issues. We ended the episode with a funny tale to lightnen the mood.

Women that shaped history.  Why are they not discussed more often?

Two friends with a unique and fun approach to dealing with mental illness and navigating life. We like to discuss an array of topics ranging from relationships to current events that weigh heavy on our minds, music, and acknowledge local entrepreneurs. Throughout each episode we like to lighten the mood with funny tales from party days to pets. Come vibe out with us and just discuss stuff.DISCLAIMER: this podcast is for educational purposes only and we are not medical professionals. Just two women who have been through a lot and want to share our experiences and tools to hopefully help someone who needs it.

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Two friends with a unique and fun approach to dealing with mental illness and navigating life. We like to discuss an array of topics ranging from relationships to current events that weigh heavy on our minds, music, and acknowledge local entrepreneurs. Throughout each episode we like to lighten the mood with funny tales from party days to pets. Come vibe out with us and just discuss stuff. DISCLAIMER: this podcast is for educational purposes only and we are not medical professionals. Just two women who have been through a lot and want to share our experiences and tools to hopefully help someone who needs it.

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Women that shaped history. Why are they not discussed more often?

Women that shaped history. Why are they not discussed more often?