It's like Inside out, except only Maya can see her emotions. Her many, many emotions. Lets just say Maya has issues shes trying to work through. But no worries, because shes not alone, Emily also has her own set of emotions to deal with. There's one thing for sure though, everyone can agree that its fricking Po (depression) fault for all this mess.

A silly skit brought to you by Blake and Karmia!

An episode that is all over the place, just like these paranormal activity events. 

We review some recent shows we watched or just shows we really enjoyed. 

Anti-Immigration views is a very popular take when it comes to the opinion of the majority. It is one of society's favorites views right next to racism. However many people do not realize the bad outcomes, or emotional and physical hurt that such a take can cause. Nor do individuals realize how different their current society would be if immigrants would not... well immigrant. But with bringing new cultural diversity and simply making the United States what it was made to be today in the sense of being and its culture and food. 

Continuing on the topic "All Men, All Women" this time with emphasis on stereotypes. 

A common phrase used when shifting blame among the genders is "All Men" or "All Women", a term we think is not exactly fair. Especially with how one-sided the arguments tend to be. Here we use it as "All Men, All Women", as in both, not just one when it comes to degradation. This episode if only part 1 of the topic. Part 2 to "All Men, All Women" will focus more on the stereotypes.

Facts about global warming and its impact as we currently know it. 

Cancel culture is still up in the rise, much more in some place than others. But is cancel culture really as healthy as some make it out to be? Or does canceling someone depend on the situation?