My Sister From Another Mister, and Me

Today we take a look at what fear is, what it can teach us, and how we can benefit from it. We also take glance at the downsides, and some of the hallmarks to watch out for in interpersonal interactions! 

Today we take a look at the many waves of Feminism. From the first official movement in 1792 to today, we see how each wave grew and built on one another. Why it makes people uncomfortable, what it is, and what it isn’t.

This week Jessa and Tae pull back the curtain, and open up about their personal struggles with depression and anxiety. They discuss how they’ve handled bad weeks in the past and how they hope to handle them in the future. 

In this week’s installment Jessa and Tae break down the definition and history of suffrage, suffragists, and suffragette’s. We take a look at the roles they’ve played in our culture, and how they’re still around today. 

This week we take a look at what A Life of Service looks like. What such a life entails, and ways in which we can benefit as individuals and a society. 

Do you know your values? In this weeks episode Jessa and Tae explore 24 value defining questions. And discuss how these questions have helped them continue to assess their values as they continue to grow. 

What are trauma responses? In this episode Jessa and Tae take a look at the most common responses to trauma, what the four main trauma umbrellas are, and how we can move toward with the intention of healing. Join the discussion! 

In this week’s episode Tae and Jessa take a look at the Socio-Sexual Hierarchy. How do the ranks work, what are their characteristics, and is this something we should be perpetuating? Does any of this matter? 

In today’s episode we take a look at what “Rural America” is. We also discuss the role its played historically, and the causations of its current decline. Can and should we be working together to stop this? Join us as we try to figure it out. 

In this episode we take a look at generational trauma. How does it effect us as individuals and in families? How can we break the cycle and heal moving foward.