Feminism, a movement championing gender equality and empowering women to reclaim their rights, has been a driving force behind some of the most significant advancements in Western society. Its impact can be seen across various spheres, from education to employment, politics to pop culture. We explore the historical milestones of feminism, examining the suffrage movements that secured women's right to vote and the subsequent waves of feminism that challenged oppressive norms. We also examine how feminism has fostered greater educational opportunities for women and empowered women to take charge of their reproductive rights.

The desire to make ourselves more presentable – and even attractive – stretches back through history. In a world that often seems obsessed with narrow beauty standards, it's time we unravel the complex web of expectations and embrace a more inclusive and empowering definition of beauty. So, whether you've ever felt pressured to conform to societal beauty ideals or simply want to challenge the status quo, join us. Together, we'll discuss dismantling the limiting beauty standards and pave the way for a future where diversity is celebrated and embraced.

In this episode, Tiffany and Larry explore the ramifications for society evaluating dad's and father's as babysitters, and not the caregivers that they should, can and are. This discussion on equity in the American society evaluates the impacts on children, significant others, family and the greater society.

Tiffany and Larry gear up and discuss the importance and power of women in sports (and activities).

Sport has the power to change lives. The ability to drive gender equality by teaching women and girls teamwork, self-reliance, resilience and confidence. Women in sport defy gender stereotypes and social norms, make inspiring role models, and show men and women as equals. (UN Women's Focus)

In this episode, Tiffany and Larry address the difference between kind and nice, and the societal expectations that girls should be nice, and kindness is met with distain and pushback.

Bodily autonomy is the idea that each person has the right to make decisions about their own body without interference from others. This means that you have the power to decide what happens to your body, whether it’s choosing what to wear, getting a tattoo, or making medical decisions. Tiffany & Larry discuss the layers of this concept, delve into the human rights lost over the last year - and what more is on it's way.

In this episode, Tiffany and Larry discuss some sexual double standards that exist in American society today. The sexual double standard (SDS) consists of judging heterosexual men and women differently for the same sexual behavior. We discuss partnerships, cheating, polygamy and body image.

Why so serious? is a famous line from the movie The Dark Knight. Spoken by the villainous Joker, it plays on his demented clownish appearance and twistedly cheerful demeanor, which stays in place even while he does violent or gruesome things. Telling women to smile sounds like harmless advice, on the surface. And yet, it’s a demand that disproportionately affects women negatively while not taking into account what is happening in their lives. Tiffany and Larry take on this social phenomena and discuss real world incidences of this controlling behavior.