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Jolee, an autodidactic in skincare, shares her special pregnancy skincare routine and suite of pregnancy-safe products.

Adobe has enabled us in so many ways throughout our lives, especially with this podcast. Here are some reasons to love Adobe.

Why are conspiracy theories so intriguing? Why do we believe them? Join us as we dive into the psychology of conspiracy theories and discuss some of the most prevalent today.

Looking to change up the monotony at work? Mapping is beneficial in all professions and can be used to simplify difficult concepts, get everyone on the same page, and identify where there is room for improvement in your product or process. Nerd out with us and learn the basics of how to think about the interconnectedness of systems and how to get started with building your map!

A summary of the final ruling on the landmark case MAHS v. BL. We've followed up after our "Free Speech: MAHS v. BL" episode about the case brought against a high school cheerleader who posted vulgar language on social media because she didn't make varsity.

What does it mean to "fail?" Why are we so afraid of the prospect of failure as a society? How can we change the stigma around failure? In this week's episode, we discuss the concept of failure and why we think it's a necessary component of life, success, and evolution. 

Jolee summarizes these three must-have inspirational and uplifting books of self-discovery: The Untethered Soul by Michael Alan Singer , Discover Your Dharma by Sahara Rose, and Untamed by Glennon Doyle.

Have you tried meditation and noticed a difference? Are there any cons to meditation? Jolee and Steph have a retrospective on their experiences with their 30-day meditation challenge.

They say love is absent from judgment, but can that really be true? We make judgments everyday as humans. Some judgments are considered "good" and are based on experience, education, and rational thought. Other judgments are considered "negative" and are based on subconscious perceptions, biases, and stereotypes. Regardless of the type of judgment, we challenge you to consider how many times a day your brain makes a judgment about something, someone, or some place. This tidbit podcast session explores the complex paradigm of judgment. 

Did you know that the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) receives approximately 7,000-8,000 petitions for a writ of certiorari each term, but only grants and hears oral argument in about 80 cases? Today we are going to discuss the current case of MAHS v. B.L. that was argued before the Supreme Court in April 2021. This case involves a number of constitutional free speech issues including: on-campus v. off-campus student speech, disruptive speech, vulgar speech, and social media speech. The case is specifically compelling to Jolee, as it arises from her alma mater and hometown.