Have you ever found yourself coming out of a relationship or situationship and allow yourself to take a breather, just to look back and think "oh my god, how did I let that happen?!" WELL, luckily you're not alone! We've all found ourselves in relationships that had us looking back with regrets. Have no fear, we listen and we don't judge, rather we yap to that and welcome your stories and experiences with lots of laughs and support. In this weeks episode, we are going to talk about our own stories that we can now look back and laugh on. Additionally, we've taken some submissions from our listeners and can't believe what you have all been through!

Today we discuss the trials and tribulations of three very important African American females. Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, & Mary Jackson are three brilliant and monumental mathematicians that faced adversities while working as "computers" and engineers for NASA (NACA). They overcame racial and gender barriers to advance aerospace exploration into what we know it as today. The US would not have put men on the moon first if it wasn't for women. Let's celebrate them, and recognize how their determination and resilience continue to inspire female STEM professionals today through a powerful reminder that the development and progression of space exploration is a story of untold perseverance, intelligence, and courage.

In this episode, we dive into the brief and somewhat confusing origins of Cupid, exploring how this iconic figure came to be. You can't think of Cupid without automatically linking him to Valentine’s Day. So we thought, lets trace its roots, which originated from ancient pagan traditions and discuss the evolution to the modern-day celebrations we know today. And of course, we couldn't resist throwing in some hot takes on love, relationships, and everything in between—so get ready for some real, unfiltered romantic opinions. Tune in to hear us fully embrace our romantic sides and share our thoughts on this beloved (and often perplexing) holiday!