Join us as we discuss the impact of what's happening in Texas.

We're back and exploring what affects us as people

This week we discuss colonization, genocide and ethical treatment of food. The stuff people don't want to talk about or think about on Thanksgiving.

We barely scratched the surface of these powerful topics.  Join as we discuss suicide, anger and cults, exploring each from our unique point of view. If you are anyone you know is feeling suicidal or struggles with suicidal thoughts, there is help, you are not alone!  Even if it doesn't feel like right now, your life matters! Please reach out for help by calling 1-800-273-8255. If your anger feels too much, consider reaching out to a therapist. Check out: https://openpathcollective.org/ https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/ You can also do a google search.  If you love someone who is involved in a cult, please check out this article in the New York Times. 

We said we were going to talk wealth today, yet how could we miss an opportunity to discuss such a historical turbulent day? And we're just getting started working through all the issues that affect us, our well being and our communities. Apologies for a couple of technical issues, as with life we adjusted.

Join Shawna and I as Shawna shares her wisdom about what keeps women from money. 

Our dreams are reflections of us, the world and our subconscious. Join us as we delve into Shawna's subconscious. Her dream that sparked a conversation about what are consequences and how some of us seem not to consider them. As well as, how are consequences different based on gender and just how different men and women are. Lastly, we challenge you to smile more, say hi more. Help us create a better world!

Join us on a wild ride where we explore Sir David Attenborogh's documentary "A Life on Our Planet" (available on netflix) to Jordan Kleeper's interviews to the book Caste by Isabel Wilkerson (join us in reading, won't you?) to The Lincoln Project. And so much more as we explore and barely graze the surface of privilege.

Join us as we dive into what means to be alive in 2020, as well as, insight gained from past shared experiences.

Join Shawna and I as we explore the complexities of racism, how we've experienced it and its impact on us. **don't listen if you're easily offended, this is a candid discussion** books mentioned: How to be Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi White Fragility by Robin D'Angelo My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem and the film 13th