It's A Shame It's A Shame

Danielle & Lily discuss Allan Lichtman predictions, Roald Dahl's idiosyncrasies, and how being "sensitive" is a strength, no matter how much it's been misaligned to equate weakness.

Thank you, always, for listening. And we will see you next Tuesday.

Lily & Danielle come together online from across the country to discuss swearing birds, the end of decency and decorum, and basically can't stop talking about the first presidential debate horror show.

Thanks as always for listening, and we'll see you next Tuesday.

Danielle & Lily delve into the world of financial shame this week. Money is never an easy subject. It causes so much shame, relationship rifts, worry, self-doubt, insecurity, the list goes on. How do we work with what we have, face our finances even when it's scary, and keep money from ruling our hearts and heads?

Thank you for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!

Danielle & Lily reach the half-way point of Season 3 and break format to explore the Questions that Lead to Love. Will we learn new things about one another, and how good are these questions at sparking deeper relationships, or at the very least, great conversation?

Thanks as always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!

Lily & Danielle continue last week’s discussion on the theme of competition, but this time specifically competition between women. Why do some women feel the need to compete with others, what forms does woman-to-woman competition take, and how can we better support one another instead?

Thank you for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!

Danielle & Lily are joined by guests to talk competition. Where does the drive to be the best come from? Is it healthy, and how often does it come from insecurity or shame? When is the competitive spirit useful and is greatness dependent on it? Success can feel like it means stepping on others along the way, but is there enough room for everyone at the top? Or should we redefine what it means to “win”?

Join us as we ponder competition and its nuances.

Thanks always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday. xo