Unsolicited Thoughts

As humans we are convinced to a degree or another that we are not alone in this universe. The obvious answer to this question is aliens exist. We are told there is tons of evidence for their existence. Angie and I discuss the Alien topic to see if we can be convince of their existence.

The supernatural is always an interesting and complex topic for most of us. It sparks anyone's interest especially when dealing with the afterlife. Angie and I tackle the subject of reincarnation. Is it possible to be reincarnate? Can we even understand it? We discuss and listen to a few clips on the topic and give our opinions.

Join us as Angie concludes her story of domestic violence. She shares how she dealt with her trauma to present day. She answers the question if it is possible to move on from the trauma.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.The reality of domestic violence and abuse is hits close to home for many of us. The statistics of domestic violence and abuse in this country are staggering and sad. In today's episode, Angie describes her personal experience with domestic violence. Join us on this emotional and honest conversation.

Whether you're a parent or have parents, your experience is different or similar to others. Some parents are strict while others are less restrictive. Angie and I discuss how parenting has changed throughout the decades and share our experiences as parents.

Body shaming is a negative in today's society. From Nike to Miss America contest, we see how it has shaped how we think of the "ideal" body. But has body shaming become the new excuse? Is it possible to say anything about a person's weight or eating habits without body shaming? Angie and I discuss the issue of body shaming in our society,

Recent cases in Michigan and Georgia are causing legal shockwaves. In two school shooting, parents have been charged for their children's evil actions. But is this right? Should parents be held legally responsible for what their kids do? Angie and I discuss these cases and how it impacts parenting.

Remember the saying: Don't judge anyone. Well that's not always the case when it comes to sex. If you dare to ask the one question you will see how fast someone looks at you in a different light. How do you or anyone reacts to someone's body count? Does body count even matter?