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We are back with a new episode! Tune in to listen to our post Scorpio SZN reflections, going back to werk into the office after being remote for a couple years, our spooky corn maze experience, revelations on being sober, and how we are facing our shadow selves with some deep healing work that is uncomfortable. We leave you with the question, do you want to heal or stay mad? 

Steph & Itzel catch up on pop culture & the impending class/labor revolution. They highlight their thoughts on the Great Resignation and their personal experience of leaving toxic jobs. Although they dream of no labor, they also touch upon needing to pay all workers a livable wage while living under capitalism.

Welcome back community! We missed y'all. In alignment with the Blood Super Moon Eclipse, we decided to keep it real and talk about the parts of our life we weren't ready to face and highlight our newest insights. Grab your journals and favorite beverage because we keep it real about what it means to go through the process of Rebirth and sitting with stillness.

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This episode is a laid back conversation between Itzel & Steph as they catch up on life, highlights on their healing journey, and general thoughts on the 2020 presidential election. Join us in an authentic conversation!

*our audio sounds weird, we're still learning to use our mics (LOL)*

Shout outs:
- Soltree Alchemy (ig: soltree_alchemy), free produce on Sundays, 3-5pm
- Qleen Glow (ig: @qleenglow), Woman Black Owned Business, www.qleenglow.com

In light of the criticism that our recent favs Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion have received over their hit song, WAP, we dissect the empowerment that comes from owning our sexual power and hone in our journeys to healing. We cover some dense topics like Violence Against Womxn & the intergenerational trauma we're tryna heal. The episode ends on a lighter note where we talk about non-violent communication as a tool to heal and the ebbs & flows of reaching our highest self.
#ProtectALLWomxn

Continuing the conversation of dismantling and unlearning, in this episode we tackle the complexities of accountability, restorative justice as a means to reconcile when harm is caused, violence against womxn, and the information share of a known predator in the Bay Area poetry scene. We also focus on the small, interpersonal steps we can take towards abolishing the current systems as we know them. #BlackLivesMatter #AbolishthePolice #JusticeforVanessaGuillen.