Money matters, whether you like it or not. We believe that women deserve to make just as much money—and more!—as any man, and that wanting money is not a moral failing. After our marriages ended, it was more important than ever to be able to provide for ourselves, and we want the same for everyone. At the same time, we want to spend our money exactly the way we want to, while still living abundantly and generously, and of course getting to live a fun life that we fucking love. Money isn’t good or bad, but having access to money sure brings you options.

Eating spiders, ants, and flies [3:11]

I don’t need to see where my meat comes from [5:35]

It’s important for women to make money [7:03]

Money means different things to women [8:00]

It costs more to be a woman [10:46]

Providing for our families [13:41]

Having a lot of money doesn’t have to be bad [16:14]

Giving as an operating system [19:33]

Money creates opportunities [22:09]

Don’t tell me what to do with my money [25:33]

More money means more responsibilities [29:14]

You can give back at any income [32:22]

Wanting money doesn’t make you greedy [36:54]

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Danny has a secret weapon in her relationship, and it isn’t therapy. It’s ChatGPT. When things get heated, communicating is hard! Luckily there’s a perfectly neutral third party who has the brains to put together exactly what you want to say. It doesn’t even have to be romantic relationships—Chat can help with professional relationships and friendships, too. If you’re stuck looking for the right thing to say, maybe try asking ChatGPT what they would do.

ChatGPT saved my relationship [1:07]

The right words to get what you want [1:45]

Shifting relationship dynamics [3:59]

Smoothing over professional conflicts [5:18]

Get help with interpersonal relationships [8:06]

Be careful while copy and pasting [10:34]

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Relationships are tricky, and it’s normal to wonder what life might look like outside of the one you’re in. Things get even stickier when the person you’re with is the only person you’ve ever known. We had a listener bravely share her doubts and confusion surrounding her relationship and her feelings of curiosity about what lies beyond and we wanted to give this more thought. We all only have one life, and spending it less than satisfied only hurts us down the road, but is there a clear answer in a situation like this? Can you trust yourself enough to jump into the unknown?

(This episode is a re-run from January 2023)

Curiosity about what’s outside your relationship [1:16]

You can’t just make feelings go away [3:04]

We can want two different things at the same time [5:31]

Honesty is powerful [7:50]

Exploring open relationships [9:19]

Trusting yourself to handle whatever comes up [11:22]

Both people deserve to get their needs met [12:45]

Betraying yourself never leads to good outcomes [14:23]

You’ll know when you know [16:27]

Things turn out the way they’re meant to [18:28]

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