A fictional reality show cast goes on the adventure of a lifetime. Episode One - The Reunion: The Real Housewives of Anaheim are in the middle of filming their season 10 reunion episode when an earthquake sends them tumbling into another world. View maps and ancillary content for this episode here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o5ykV8tkwLTYmiDphmhOo733RQ2x2ThA?usp=share_link Episode two is available now on the Real Housewives of Dungeons & Dragons feed!

We are joined by Valen Shore and Alison Zatta of Pacey’s Creek to discuss Chriskirkpatrickmas: A Boyband Christmas Musical, our new podcast the Real Housewives of Dungeons & Dragons (which JUST premiered yesterday so GO LISTEN wherever you get your podcasts!), artistic origin stories and finding your creative partners, and a deep dive into all things Little Women.

This week, we talk again about the truly vast cavern between goals and dreams, opening yourself up to new possibilities in life, the pleasure of being full seen and known, theatre school experiences, and looking back in great creative year.

This week we discuss nepotism, finding a mentally that serves you long term, the difference between dream and goals, and that woman on twitter who got destroyed for just having coffee with her husband.

This week, we discuss internalized ageism/ableism/fatphobia, reframing how we deliver compliments, the value society places on youth, and the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

The word of the week is INTIMATE! We are joined by Alison Novelli, a Brooklyn based nonbinary actor, intimacy coordinator and puppeteer. Their company Cheek to Cheek Intimacy specializes in facilitating dynamic intimate content and decreasing stress in artistic spaces. Today we discuss the process of intimacy coordination, building a resilience toolkit, how to handle hyper exposed content, and the ways in which we could/should protect young artists.

WE ARE BACK! Today’s Word is BUSY. We discuss the law of thirds, post-busyness depression, how to ask for help, condition black, and Karen’s be Karen-ing.

We are joined by April Lexi Lee, a Singaporean writer and creative producer based in Los Angeles who takes special interest in exploring and destigmatizing the unconventional and taboo. Today we discuss platonic life partnerships, addressing taboo subject matter on film, where sex therapy fits into our everyday lives, and how to break from tradition to create a future that serves you.

How a “simple” meal cannot POSSIBLY involve cutting an onion, doctors and their doctoring, lies about make up and skincare nonsense, and how to avoid putting effort into anything if you don’t want to.

On today’s episode, Nicole gets screwed over by a friend, loses a job she was perfect for, and navigates the fallout of a broken friendship, while Alex advocates for an apology in the form of cold hard cash.

Gender neutral ways to reference our fellow humans, Riley and Nicole’s disparate schemas of a matronly person, how no one should ask about your g******s, and what type of woman we're being sold in 2022.

Texas’s attack on trans kids, Putin’s attack on Ukraine, evil Republicans vs evil Democrats, and taking planes vs using plastic straws.

Actor, writer & podcast host, Daniel Montgomery joins us for GORGEOUS, where we discuss America’s Next Top Model, nude photoshoots, how to feel GORGEOUS about yourself, and why mammals are called mammals.

Kat O’Brien - Hags Media intern, majoring in gender and women’s studies and entertainment media management - joins us to discuss how unpredictability and femininity converge, finding agency through sugar dating, social media for the youth, and the “cool girl effect.”

We talk a super timely episode from Season 5 of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the ways people of different genders approach confrontation, verbal diarrhea, and comfort for others at the cost of one’s own.

We discuss how to navigate the art of conversation, letting go of the need to be an expert in everything, how your vulnerabilities can be assets, and a reminder that it’s time to throw away that musty old jar of self deprecating humor.

We talk childhood diary entries, pooping your pants, how Alex learned to be “cool, calm and collected,” and the things guys on the internet are embarrassed of doing because they’re considered to be “feminine.”

We are joined by Christina Kim, founder of AgencyLA.co, a sugardating site founded by a sugar baby. We discuss the societal stigmas that surround sugardating, how transactional relationships can lead to a deeper understanding of self, and how to find the courage to break from conventional relationships and try something new.

Elite White women vs rich White women, the pyramid scheme that is LuLaRoe, White feminism’s hold on middle America, and that one time Nicole hired a private investigator to hunt down her wedding photographer.

Drag Queen, student, and activist Morella Lizzie Diamond joins us to discuss what it means to “be yourself,” accountability (or lack there of) in the drag world, the freedom that comes with theatrical transformation, and finding the intersection of drag artistry and environmental activism.

Influencers and social media advertisements, flippant comments that can do real damage, how young women’s view of sexuality has changed over time, and a conservative meme entitled “a culture of courage culture to cancel cancel culture.”

Women’s soccer pay equality, understanding anti-vaxxers (or trying to), Joey B and the Babies of Governance, and Nicki Minaj’s cousin’s friend’s swollen testicles.

The ongoing nightmare that is the Texas abortion law, late stage capitalism’s love affair with white supremacy, California’s Gubernatorial Recall Election, and Alex’s Next Door App Dilemma.

Origins of the words “bitch,” "himbo," "jerk," "chucklefuck," "douchebag" and more, plus how language censorship has changed over the years, delightful old-timey insults, and why Jamie from Outlander deserves RESPECT.