VIRGIN.BEAUTY.B!TCH

POWER, GRACE, WISDOM, WONDER are marketing tags used to promote Wonder Woman the movie, but we wonder and explore why don't we see feminine in this light every day off the silver screen.

Imagine, looking in a mirror and never seeing yourself as the sex you were born, never feeling comfortable in the gender you are being convinced to become. Christopher and Heather take on the topic with an MLA.

Who would dare challenge the benevolence of Mother's Day? Um, how about a mother of three! Christopher and Heather get into it with Astrologer, Writer, Facilitator, and Mom, Lesley Francis.

From calling out a VP for his sexual advances on young women to advancing her career up to Director at a major oil and gas firm, our guest is unafraid of speaking her mind on being feminine and powerful.

"Get good at mastering relationships and you'll find yourself really, really good at mastering life." Christopher and Heather in conversation with relationship expert and author of The Relationship Code, Heron Free.

Relationships are the Bitch! Relationships will test your commitments, and call you on your BS. What it takes to master relationships is the journey we take with wife and husband, Christina and Paul - 18 years in relationship. Their secret, great relationships begin with housework?

Christopher and Heather take VBB on the road to record with a live audience. Here's a snippet of our conversation, the part about the B!tch.

Christopher and Heather walk the fine line between victim blaming and victim responsibility, a line often blurred in crimes of violence against women, both by society and by the law.

Christopher and Heather share a candid, open and raw conversation with author, speaker, coach, and former bitch, Karen Klassen. "When I was considered a bitch it was my aggressive self in regards to I was so done tolerating the life that I was tolerating and I needed her to come out, I needed her to just rage."

Christopher and Heather talk money, time, glass-ceilings and bloodsucking ticks with a corporate VP who traded in a power position in the corporate world for energy healing as an entrepreneur.

Christopher and Heather catch up with a rare woman, one who goes face-first off the side of a glacier pushing 130 km/ 80 mph, pulling 5 g with no steering and no brakes. We welcome skeleton racer Cassie Elise Hawrysh.

Christopher and Heather explore the oldest profession known to woman: exploits of a stay-at-home-mom.

Christopher and Heather talk the Yin and the Yang of Trump!

Christopher and Heather talk with a beauty queen who refuses to be put into a box: "I will never be a typical, normal or well-behaved woman. I’ve never done well in constraints."

Christopher and Heather talk with relationship coach Christina Hart about a few common relationship killers including jealous feelings and who gets to wear the pants!

Christopher and Heather share a candid conversation with Psychologist Tasha Belix to learn why kids today hurt so much.

Christopher and Heather explore whether feminine can be monetized and if yes then what's the dollar value?

Christopher and Heather explore an ideology that impacts every human life. We engage the stereotypes of gender.

Christopher and Heather explore the masculine woman and what might be her reformation, a universal feminine code.

Christopher and Heather discuss, is make up a servant to your beauty, or is it the master you don’t dare leave the house without?

Christopher and Heather take on the most misunderstood word that falls between yes and no: consent.

Christopher and Heather empathize with America over their electoral choices: a masculine female, or a misogynist male.

Christopher and Heather tangle with the taboo of parental preference, or gender-segregation: the desire to have a child of one sex over the other.

Christopher and Heather discuss the rampant culture of rape and the vague understanding in many social circles of the meaning of one word: consent.

Christopher and Heather explore the dynamic shifting of relationships between the feminine and the masculine within the culture where we live, and within the sex we've chosen as our identity.