Considering Our Mortality

Get ready! This week Katie and Monica go off on a tangent about the latest season of Love is Blind. They discuss the ideas of love and marriage the show portrays, where they get it right and where they get it terribly wrong. Fair Warning there are spoilers in this episode if you haven’t finished the latest season.

As we begin the month of November, a time dedicated to praying for the souls in purgatory and remembering our own death, Katie and Monica discuss why that is so important, how to live each day as if it might be the last, and more.

As the Church gives us the opportunity to pray for all souls and honor all Saints, we discuss the importance of remembering our death and the beautiful family that is the Church. Monica and Katie discuss the Saints that pursue us and the ones they go-to in a moment of need.

You can disagree with us, but Katie and Monica both love Halloween. It brings back many good childhood memories. And yet, there is something about the decor and celebrations lately that seems to have taken a sinister turn.

Forget that polished resume you send out to potential employers! Have you thought about making a Failure Resume? This week, Monica and Katie dive into the value of failure, the lessons that can be learned when you bomb at something, and they get vulnerable, sharing some of their greatest failures.

Our empathy today has taken a toxic turn in which we excuse or downplay a person's actions in the name of care for the person. The rise of the anti-hero story and the heartstrings that pull has us misunderstanding true justice and mercy. Don't miss this episode inspired by the Lindsay Clancy trial.

Friendship today is challenging, especially since deep conversations are not common anymore. We share some thoughts on how to make these moments more frequent with friends and strangers alike.

Based on a recent editorial Katie read, they dive into how single women are often an overlooked demographic in the Church when it comes to cultivating community and providing formation.

This week Monica and Katie dive into what it means to be a young professional today, the myth of work/life balance and how so many of these so-called boundaries are really setting professionals up to fail in today's workplace environment.

This week, we're talking about the little things that make life better, make your place feel more like home, and give you a little happiness in your day. We're discussing ways to romanticize your life.