Episode 164: Should Your Kids Meet Your Girlfriend?

Episode 164: Should Your Kids Meet Your Girlf...

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Episode 366: The Cost of Being a Woman

This week, Alli and Melisa explore the “cost of being a woman,” including the financial expectations women navigate in dating and everyday life. We unpack Professor Scott Galloway’s argument that men should pay for dates, while also discussing how WLW couples can navigate who pay ...  Show more

Episode 365: Meet Tennah

Our friend Tennah joins the show to chat about her love for astrology and tarot. She also gives us a bit of an Astrology 101 lesson -- a valuable tool for anyone coming out later who is bound to be asked, "So... what time were you born?"Follow Tennah on Instagram and YouTube at Z ...  Show more

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