The JuSe The JuSe

On this episode we discuss the luxury that is being healthy. We talk about how education and culture have major impacts on a persons health outcome, as well as how society today has bread a diet crazed environment that capitalism is breeding off of. Join us for a quick discussion on this interesting topic!

This episode marks the first in our collaboration series where we are joined by the 3 lads of the CMTU podcast!! We spend this episode considering some interesting questions like would you be willing to take your girl's surname?, Would you give up your job to take on the role of being a stay at home dad?, would you be willing to move for your partner's job job?, and is your partner earning more than you an issue?, and so much more. You'll hear loads of different opinions in the episode along with the some good laughs. Don't forgot to follow us on our social @thejusepodacst and the boys on @cmtu_podcast. 

Your fav's are back with Season 3!! We start off the new season discussing about the hyper-sexualisation of teenagers in coming of age movies/tv shows. We talk about how it affected us growing up and how we viewed our sexuality, as well as the unrealistic picture it painted of life as a teenager. We hope you guys missed us as much as we missed you! Let us know what you think about episode on our socials 💜 

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Today’s episode is the part 2 of our friendship episode. We reflect a little about our most memorable moments, understanding each other’s styles of communication, what we’ve learnt from each other, and most importantly, practising forgiveness. We’d also like to thank you guys for tuning in to season 2 and being consistent with feedback and listening! We hope you enjoyed all the topics we brought to the mic this season. Soon we’ll be back with season 3, ready to shake the table!

This is the first of our two-part series on “Maintaining A Lasting Friendship” with our two friends Idara and Lydia. In the first episode, we’re talking about how we met, how having and not having disagreements are both normal, knowing when to not say things, and accepting individual change within friendships.

.Today’s episode, we talk about the rise in Asian hate crime and why over a year later, COVID-19 misconceptions are still fuelling hate against the Asian community. We touched on Derick Jaxn’s infidelity and why people have turned their focus towards his wife’s appearance, shifting the focus from him to her. (Crazy right?) Has cheating become so accepted that we try to fault the “innocent”party? Give it a listen and enjoy!

Have a lovely Easter weekend 💜