Back by popular demand, it’s part two of us attempting to fix your lives. Your sister won’t stop borrowing money? Your dad’s in and out like a bad WiFi signal? You hate your job but love the direct deposit? Yeah, we’re clocking in for another round.

This week, we’re also tackling third pressing questions: How do you find happiness? What do you say when your friend’s baby isn’t cute? Should you trust yourself with box dye, or is that just **self-sabotage**? And why is communicating with people so hard?

We’re here for the chaos, the laughs, and maybe even some solid advice. (Or at least, our best attempt at it.) Tune in for round two—you asked, and we’re answering.

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This week on In Our Own World, it’s all about you—your questions, your dilemmas, and the things keeping you up at night (literally and figuratively). From getting a baby to sleep longer than three hours to dealing with anxiety, making big life changes, and staying true to yourself in a tough industry, why your ex keeps haunting your dreams, how to handle a coworker stealing your ideas, and what it really takes to build a support system in a new city.

Want to learn to sing? Need advice on a tricky situation? We listen and we don’t judge—no matter how strange, saucy, or surprising the question. Tune in for laughs, real talk, and maybe even some wisdom… or at least our best attempt at it.

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At just 22 years old, Zoe Rosenberg is facing multiple felony charges for rescuing four sick and injured chickens from a California slaughterhouse. But an ankle monitor, an upcoming trial, and the threat of prison won’t stop her fight for animal rights. In this episode, Zoe takes us inside her latest arrest, her fight for the voiceless, and why she believes civil disobedience is essential for change. Get ready for an eye-opening conversation that challenges everything we think we know about justice, how we can take action for animals, and the price of activism. Zoe is proof that one person can make a difference. Tune in for a wild ride.

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