This week we begin a series about our #exvangelical journeys. Joined by Mollie Murphy Tindle to discuss what it was like growing up in a "decentralized cult", how we deconstructed the conditioning, and where we are in the process of learning to love the perfectly imperfect humans that we are and find true happiness. #EndPurityCulture #EmptyThePews #NoShameMovement #Hopoksia
Last episode, Summer promised to answer the audience question "what was it like to date a disciple of Kevin Samuels?"; so today she's going to do just that. The take away from her experience: you can't opt into patriarchy (or relationships with patriarchal men) & still hope to somehow be exempt from the harmful, negative effects, so don't ignore red flags. Choose healthy dynamics instead of spinning your wheels in the sand, because you'll only hurt yourself.
Today, we answer questions from the audience. What else would you like to know? Leave a comment.
Let's talk about love & marriage...which are two entirely separate concepts that should not be confused or used interchangeably. Come discuss the conflation of these ideas and our belief that we should prioritize healthy relationships above legal contracts.
A listener recommended that we read Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents. We learned a lot & are here to share some thoughts and insights with you. For more information from the author, her website is http://www.drlindsaygibson.com/ We mention family roles, so here's a fun video from a YouTuber that we like, who is also a therapist, about the family dynamics depicted in Encanto: https://youtu.be/pTYonSTcIc8
Part two of the conversation we had last episode about Black History Month and the importance of education. If you missed the last episode, make sure you listen to it, as well, and join us for this vital conversation.
This Honest History, Leo discusses the contributions of children to the Civil Rights Movement, the background of Black History Month, finding joy and empowerment in the entirety of Black history, and much more. Join us for the first half of our discussion about Black History Month.
Join us for a little fun, today, with a behind the scenes look at the bloopers that didn't make the previous uploads. Laugh with us...& maybe at us, a bit... For those interested in seeing the tweet thread about Summer's lips, here's the link: https://twitter.com/ChahtaSmmr/status/1240780305423892480?s=20 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/ChrDq1UZd8g
This Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Frances Danger joins us for a discussion about MMIW, the child welfare system, and ongoing genocide. This is a really tough topic, but it's so very important that everyone have an understanding.
We continually encourage people to set & maintain boundaries, so we're back for a moment of self-accountability about whether we were able to maintain our boundaries during family gatherings, as well as discussing self-care.
Here's your chance to join us for our girls' night...and seeking wisdom from the universe to guide us into the new year.
Family can be our biggest asset or our biggest stressor. We give you permission to set necessary boundaries.
The truth about Thankstaking and why we prefer to celebrate food & family. If you were taught the myth of "the first thanksgiving", listen to learn more about the lies your teachers told you.
Dr. Faith Harper joins us to help us understand a bit more about healthy sexuality and fetishes. No judgment. No shame. Just real talk.
Leo Glazé joins us to discuss the truth about Columbus that your teachers probably never told you about.
Meet the hosts who are here to help you examine & improve your life...& they're adorable af!
The closing of the Broke & Broken project is bittersweet, but we hope it brings about new beginnings for not only us (listen for the exciting announcements about what that entails), but also our entire Broke & Broken family. We want you all to continue pushing back against stigma & shame, every single day. Together, we can create a better, healthier world.
Aubrey Dameron has been missing since March, but we refuse to let her be forgotten. Listen to her loved ones tell about Aubrey’s life, share to raise awareness, and PLEASE, if you have any information at all, contact authorities. Delaware County Sheriff: 918-253-4521 OSBI: 800-522-8017 Cherokee Marshals: 918-207-3800 Aubrey’s family is raising funds for a reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Aubrey! Please donate, share, & support in whatever way you are able. https://www.gof...
Say Her Name: Aubrey "Shorty" Dameron The Life, Disappearance, and Investigation of an MMIW Aubrey Dameron has been missing since March, but we refuse to let her be forgotten. Listen to her loved ones tell about Aubrey’s life, share to raise awareness, and PLEASE, if you have any information at all, contact authorities. Delaware County Sheriff: 918-253-4521 OSBI: 800-522-8017 Cherokee Marshals: 918-207-3800
This week we are signal boosting Lisa Landry's attempts to raise awareness for injustices found in family court, including in her own heartbreaking case.
The incredible Cori Taber joins us to discuss her community work and the importance of trans visibility.
Christian discusses the experience of reconnecting to the cultures that his family was displaced from (Vietnamese French Polynesian Tahitian Indigenous Pasifika) and current projects as an author, comic book writer, screenwriter, spoken word poet, songwriter, orator, & storyteller.
The title seems self explanatory…Priya & Summer rant about patriarchy and give a good demonstration of how it affects our lives on so many levels, from grave injustices to every day, seemingly mundane things. It’s time for women to stop upholding patriarchy & for men to start holding other men accountable.
Attention, "Allies"! This episode is for you. Priya guest hosts to talk about some of the problematic patterns that arise with "allies". Listen, learn, and do better.
Rachel describes her relationship with her mom as “if Lorelai & Rory existed in the Shameless universe” and tells us about how her father’s addiction shaped who she is. Also, there is mention of zombies & we learn that true love is letting your cat eat your face. We can’t explain, just listen. And contact us with feedback or if you have your own story to tell.
Lea tells us about her experiences with having a two-mom, multi-ethnic transracial adoptive family, as well as her weight loss journey.
Just us for an update on Felina & Summers' lives and a discussion on how important it is to not give up during the struggles, and to celebrate your successes.
Summer recently made her third appearance on Lisa Landry's "Womenace to Society", and she graciously gave us permission to share with you all. Listen as they chat about police brutality, qualified immunity, and Summer's penchant for offending people.
Felina shares some of her journey of grieving the loss of her mom, including a recently discovered letter that her mom, Melody Lea Quinnett, left for her. Felina, I don’t want you to look back at your childhood with regrets that you didn’t live with the perfect family. I want you to draw from the experience and build a successful life for yourself. I live in fear that you will grow up to resent me for not being with you every step of growing up. I hope that you know that I have been growing up w...
Felina was a recent guest on Lisa Landry's Womenace to Society. Please listen so you can get to know Felina even better, and check out Lisa's work.
