#YepYepISaidIt...Some of you are out here trying to do #BossLife and you haven’t yet learnt what it takes to be a boss, “oh no she didn’t”, Oh Yes We Did! In this episode we explore the ways we have been made to feel shameful because you have admitted to entrepreneurs that we like our 9-5. Join Miss Luminary and RubySuze as they discuss the some of the myths that come with entrepreneurship, why they feel that certain groups of entrepreneurs need to have the humility and the importance of lessons that can only be learnt when you are an employee.

In part 2, we continue discussions with our friends, Crowning Podcast, on the impact of colonisation and segregation. Join Miss Luminary and Ruby Suze as they are enlightened on how federal and state law operates, the federal loan offered to 1st time home buyers (the fine print that comes with it) and ultimately the contrast between the British and American immigrant experiences.

**FEATURE LENGTH EPISODE** Today we welcome our first ever guest Temi aka Mr Faith & Finance to have a conversation about money, life insurance and all the nervousness in between when we think about dying and leaving our love ones behind. Join Mr Faith & Finance, Miss Luminary and RubySuze as they have an open and honest conversation about the realities of what happens when death hits and why it is important and necessary to cover your family by taking out a life insurance policy. You can contact Mr Faith & Finance via @mrfaithandfinance or email us at [email protected] and we can put you in touch.

Part 2  **From the Archive** The Hero complex, when you are raised in a particular way, it will impact how you form relationships. In this episode, we discuss how you can teach people to treat you based on how you perceive yourself; if you see yourself as a fixer, you pass this on to your friend but it can mean that you don’t get your needs met. In part 2, RubySuze and Miss Luminary open up about the pain of being in relationships with unmet needs and how relationships can break when this is challenged and the person in “deficit”realises they have value. When you know who you are, it is important to have people around you who accept all of you, which means some friendships may be a loss that you may have to accept. 

Part 1  **From the Archive** This is an oldie but goodie, we talk about how loss of friendships can trigger grief because of the way we have built memories of friendships. The littlest thing be it a song, smell even taste can trigger our memory of a friendship and can be quite traumatic at times. RubySuze and Miss Luminary explore how friendships are formed and the fact that every friendship should serve the both parties and not just one side. However, it can often be tricky as people pick their friendships and it’s not easy to swallow when they break.

#yepyepIsaidit! In a man’s world it can be hard to identify the positives of being a woman, let’s face it we are shamed for just about everything as women that our male counterparts are applauded for. Join Miss Luminary and RubySuze as they discuss the lows AND highs of womanhood.  From periods and pregnancy to versatility in fashion and emotions they will have laughing and cringing at the heights and plights of womanhood.

**From our Archives** We love our sisters, we do...honestly we do! But let’s admit it, at times it can be a real struggle to interact with females. The unsaid rules, the hormones, the hierarchy, that one “best friend”, your clique... the complexities of female friendships are multilayered. Heart motive can often get lost in translation. In this episode. Ruby suze and Miss Luminary discuss why at times the story we believe isn’t always true and the challenges this can pose to relationships. They discuss the importance of communication, the necessity of grace, the seasonality of friendship and the art of letting of friendships come & go.

**From the Archive** One of our very first recorded episodes! Hence all the explanations/introductions. In this episode, we talk about why midlife crises seem to happening at younger ages and why (though are not midlife) we have experienced a midlife crisis. In this episode Miss Luminary and RubySuze discuss the definition of midlife, the need society has to compare themselves to someone else and why there is pressure on young people to become “financially free”.

**FEATURE LENGTH EPISODE!!!** We know we have dropped off! We are sorry! We love you and thank you to you for being our faithful listeners. In our Wrap 2020 episode we take a look at our highlights of the year, we know 2020 was hard but as we reflect we hope to give you points of encouragement. In this feature length episode, join Miss Luminary and RubySuze on the journey of 2020, the lessons they’ve learned and how they plan on living their life on the lessons learnt from this year.

This topic really tests the assumptions that loud people enjoying being the centre of attention. We talk about this perception that loudness equals confidence, is it possible to be shy and loud - 1000000%. A topic close to Miss Luminary’s heart, together with RubySuze, she discusses the idea that you can be extrovert AND anxious. They talk about how being loud can be perceived and the associations made with loudness and why at times that trait is more often weaponised rather than being embraced in a person.