There's a lot of talk about toxic men in the workplace, but what about women? Fawn and Lindsey discuss how (too many) women are holding others back. What does this look like? How do you navigate this environment when it's not so easy to "ditch the b*tch"? Fawn shares how one female boss broke up with her, another berated her and a colleague bullied her. And Lindsey outlines what it's like to be the toxic woman in the workplace, realise it - and campaign to undo the damage. Plus, they celebrate the women in their careers who have lifted them up and what they've learned from them.

Fawn and Lindsey dive into the topic of toxic friendships. What does this look like and how can you "Ditch the b*tch"? "Boat lady" makes a return appearance for a wild story about hot Australians, tiny bikinis and the morning after pill. There are brawls (not between hosts, just to be clear), friendship break-up letters and thoughts on how to navigate friendships that may not be toxic but merely ebb or get outgrown.

Fawn and Lindsey dive into how to actually create your community, drawing on their real-world experience of moving and living all over the world. Get ready for some hilarious stories about some friendly stalking through parking garages, joining a Buffy the Vampire fan group and the power of (faerie smut) book clubs.

Fawn and Lindsey introduce themselves to the world (terrifying) and talk about the importance of building your village of support. Because it's hard being an adult. In the words of Lindsey, "If you can have a bunch of cheerleaders waving pom poms from all over the world (I prefer neon), then station those cheerleaders." They share what good looks like - and doesn't - through personal anecdotes. There's a b*tch in Vancouver that will never be forgiven...