Join Jenny and Beck as they discuss another Rainbow Kitten Surprise album, Seven + Mary.  No warnings this time other than that they swear a lot. Check out the album first to prepare and then come compare notes!  And if you REALLY want to join the discussion, follow us on twitter @makemeloveit. 

Join Jenny and Beck as they discuss Jenny's least favorite album by her all-time favorite band. 

In case you're not familiar with this album, it does contain a lot of raw emotions and can be kind of upsetting if you're not having the best of mental health days, so bear that in mind and make sure you're in the right headspace to deal with that. In particular, we found "How To Play Dead" to be most upsetting/triggering, so just be prepared for that. 

We also get off track to talk about being young, being old, bad breakups, and, as always, our queerness and awful mental health. And we swear a lot. 

Also, the majority of the Sleater-Kinney related research Jenny will do on this podcast is just re-reading Carrie Brownstein's memoir, Hunger Makes Me  A Modern Girl, which you should ABSOLUTELY read if you haven't yet, because Carrie is an actual writer and Jenny's paraphrasing does not do her story justice.

In this inaugural episode, Beck makes Jenny listen to How To: Friend, Love, Freefall by Rainbow Kitten Surprise. When they get off track, as they are wont to do, they discuss things like being queer and growing up in the Bible belt (spoiler alert: it was not a good time).