In this episode, April digs into Leslie's upbringing, growing up around important people, her privilege and also being the only child of a single mom.

April and Leslie discuss the challenge in finding ways to enjoy life despite knowing information and facts. When you have known things a certain way and then find out things are not how they appear. Join us as we dive into what this means for us and how to move forward.

In this episode, April and Leslie revisit the question posed in episode 4, "How can we reset when things are overflowing and overwhelming?". You'll get to learn some practices we have set in place in our own lives, and some other ways to put your anxious energy into paying it forward.

In this episode, April and Leslie revisit the question posed in episode 4, "How can we reset when things are overflowing and overwhelming?". You'll get to learn some practices we have set in place in our own lives, and some other ways to put your anxious energy into paying it forward.

Join April and Leslie this week as they share what "Manufactured Outrage" is, along with things that cause it, and what it leads to. They have some crazy, real life examples to either laugh about or be very concerned about. Pull up a chair!

Many of us find solace, community, and spiritual growth within our religious congregations. However, sometimes, these places of worship can become sources of pain and trauma due to abuse of positions, toxic environments, or other harmful experiences. Today, April and Leslie will delve into the importance of setting boundaries as a part of the healing process.

In this episode, Leslie and April discuss the reactions of listeners to the events discussed in last weeks episode. They then take you back to where these conversations began and how these discussions led them to question and explore their faith. Their exploration also revealed the discrepancy between the teachings of Jesus and the actions of some religious groups. They discussed how convictions, personal beliefs, are manipulated in some churches to control and judge others.

Their journey reflects a larger trend of deconstruction, where people question and reevaluate their religious beliefs in search of a more authentic faith. They express frustration with the church's failure to embody the teachings of Jesus.

In this episode, April and Leslie explore various thought-provoking memes and engage in meaningful discussions. They touch on topics such as self-worth, the importance of self-love, the concept of enlightenment, the need to separate individuals from issues in arguments, and the role of patriarchy in society. They emphasize the importance of discomfort in learning and growing, especially in the context of understanding history and challenging societal norms. Apri and Leslie encourage listeners to seek diverse perspectives and to use caution when getting news from social media.

In today's episode, Leslie and April are inspired by a recent road trip experience. They delve into the theme of listening and its role in our society. In a world filled with constant noise, they question whether we are truly listening or just hearing things in passing. They emphasize the distinction between listening and hearing, noting that our attention spans have shrunk in the digital age.

The episode's emotional climax is reached when Leslie becomes visibly upset while listening to a podcast discussing the complexities of faith and LGBTQ+ issues. This triggers a conversation about the challenges of listening and empathy, especially when it comes to sensitive topics.

Throughout their dialogue, Leslie and April emphasize the importance of truly listening to one another, understanding diverse viewpoints, and fostering empathy for more meaningful and constructive conversations. They acknowledge the difficulty of navigating complex issues but emphasize the importance of approaching discussions with an open heart and mind.