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Being in your 20s is the definition of uncharted territory. In this episode, my guest Kaylyn and I take a deep dive into the pros/ cons of being in your 20s. Sometimes it's glamourous but most of the time it's quite dull. We empathize with you and share some great advice in this conversation. Feel free to listen and hopefully take something away from this roller coaster of an episode.

Nick, one of the first guests on the podcast joins us after a year-long hiatus! We discuss the challenges and growing pains we have faced since the last time we were together. We also dive into a queer person's "timeline" and how queer people live in a gray area of expectations. Before we sign off, we discuss music red flags and what to look for on a Spotify wrapped.

In today's episode, I am joined by Tannertan36, an LA-based tik toker who is creating his own path. We speak about what it means to be chronically online, how it makes you feel, and how it makes you interact with other people. In today's day and age trends, clothes, and taglines are cycling at an unprecedented rate. It's hard to keep up and dissect the original from the dupe.

Did you know that the green stripe on the pride flag represents nature. This stripe emphasizes that being queer is in nature’s design, and that pride must support the environment.
Welcome to the Earth Day special! This episode I am joined by Matthew Scott, the director of storytelling at Project Drawdown. How does being queer and the climate affect one another? Is there a link between sexuality and the affects of climate change? Yes there is. The intersectionality of of climate and the queer community is intrinsically connected in many ways. Matthew guides us through his work at drawdown and shares his advice on how individuals can use their own stories to make a lasting impact in the climate movement.
Drawdown's Neighborhood: https://drawdown.org/programs/drawdown-stories/neighborhood

The title explains it all....