This week we talk about accountability (which we know we've already talked about but bro we're bad at it) and we talk about making sh*t happen. Mostly because we're forcing you to be our accountabilabuddies. No take backs.

Small trigger warning if talk about alcohol makes you feel uncomfortable. We talk our relationship with alcohol as a social lubricant and talk about how we might challenge the thought that we need to drink socially.

Episode 2 is out now! We're talking about the future  of the podcast and goals in our lives. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts!

*Apologies for Elizabeth's audio this episode. These issues should be fixed by episode 3* We start this season with reflecting over what we've done during our break and what season one meant to us. We talk about some serious topics here, so if you're not ready for that, please check us out in two weeks! Get the video version of this podcast a week earlier than the audio episode by supporting us on ko-fi.com. https://ko-fi.com/thoughtdishpodcast

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Kayla and Elizabeth reflect over the past year and wrap up the first season of Thought Dish Podcast.

This week, we wanted to celebrate how far we've come with the podcast by making it even more difficult for Elizabeth to edit (it's fine, she's only a little bitter). We invite on Kayla's sisters to talk about all things holiday traditions (or lack thereof) and enjoy the chaos of having everyone in one room.

In this episode, Elizabeth and Kayla talk about cleaning methods, how cleaning has become such a burden from their past, and spend a REALLY long time talking about Junebugs. This podcast is always resorting to bugs isn't it? Sigh.

This week, Elizabeth and Kayla talk about responsibilities aka what you're ACTUALLY responsible for and not what you THINK you're responsible for. They also go over something close to home and how talking out your feelings makes friendship circles safer (if a little less "comfy").

We continue the month of spooky, scary conversations with our newest topic: witches! We dig into the deeper meaning and critique when it comes to witches and how they seem to match up with women, nonbinary, and anyone not seen as "normal." Happy Halloween from the Thought Dish podcast. We hope you're safe this weekend and on Halloween.