Being Human: Chats to Save the World

Chats to safe the world

Averi and Allen lose the plot again. They dive into sex, desire, shame, and the gap between what we're taught to want and what we actually crave....from reverse harem fantasies to trucker hookups to married men sneaking around with men because that's the only place they're allowed to be real.

If the world ended tomorrow, what would you actually do? Averi pitches her unpublished novel about humanity's last year while Allen riffs on moon cycles, why boomers are checking out, what makes intimacy real in TV, and how younger generations are wired so differently they might actually save us... or at least understand why we're all so fucked up.

What if we burned the whole system down and rebuilt it from scratch? Join Averi and Allen spiralling through patriarchal property lines, the Mormon cult's surprisingly functional support networks, disability rights, eugenics, and whether your personal choices even matter when society is fundamentally rigged.

Averi and Allen trace generational trauma back through their family trees and realize the only way to break cycles is to stop blaming your parents and start understanding exactly why they did what they did.

Join Averi and Allen for an unfiltered, funny, and surprisingly thoughtful conversation that jumps from astrology and self-discipline to an ER disaster in Salt Lake City, Reiki-driven life changes, and a no-holds-barred debate about AI, virtue signaling, and why people keep clinging to comfortable delusions.

Averi and Allen host “Being Human: Chats to Save the World,” a candid, funny, and emotionally honest podcast that blends relationship and inner-child insights, practical self-care and boundary talk, and unfiltered critiques of work, capitalism, and modern culture into one wildly relatable conversation.