Evolutionary Feminist Aurora Boyd

Allison Mendoza, who grew up in a law enforcement family in Minneapolis as well as the West Coast, shares some of her experiences with the police mentality. We explore topics of patriarchy, identity, immigration, assimilation, and police reform vs. dismantling,  and we laugh a little too. 

In this episode, Erin Ford, activist, mother, and writer, educates us on the experience of POC in America. She shares her own personal stories, her mission, and her vision for the future. 

In this episode Courtney Kelly, personal trainer in the Bay Area, shares some of her thoughts on the health and fitness industry, focusing on "feeling good" rather than "looking good." We explore various influences on what "healthy" is,  and gaps in education around nutrition. Courtney is a hilarious and fun human,  and you can see for yourself on her instagram @consciously_capable 

In this episode, we explore a few of the various dynamics of mother-daughter relationships. We share personal experiences, and discuss Chicago-Based clinical psychologist, Dr. Jamie Wernsman's suggestions on how to heal relationships.

Laila Berhardt and I discuss the complexities and trajectory of love. She has some great insights from her experiences of love, an open relationship, and different schools of philosophy she's learned throughout her studying as an assertiveness coach. 



Follow her on instagram @lailalula for some great and thought-provoking videos!

In this episode Aurora briefly talks about consent and how to avoid bad sex, or making your partner feel uncomfortable. 

Spotify has a link to the playlist that inspired this show

“Consent/Bad Sex - HerSong“