Often Wrong

Everyone’s yelling “gentrification,” but do we even know what it means? 👀 We’re breaking down the history, the myths, and why fighting your neighbor is the wrong fight.

In this mini-episode, we chat about our most fervent beliefs that many would call "conspiracy theories."

What did we get wrong? This is part 4 of infinite parts.

⚠️ What if we’re wrong about how we talk about social justice online? ⚠️ In this episode, we get into how pretty language, empty reposts, and the fear of being “wrong” might actually be slowing us down more than helping the cause. It’s time to stop sounding like politicians on Instagram and start being real with each other. Justice is supposed to be for us—not just for the algorithm.

Addiction isn’t always about substances. Sometimes it’s about control, performance, or pain we don’t know how to name. In this episode, hosts Lisa and Claire explore the secrecy that fuels addiction — and how honesty can interrupt the cycle. Lisa shares what eating disorder recovery taught her about shame and how even recovery models can reinforce silence. What if telling the truth — not abstinenc...

When systems fail, they send you a self-help book.

"I don't believe in the Republican Party or the Democratic Party. I just believe in parties." -Samantha Jones This is the first episode where Lisa gets mad! Tune in!

What did we get wrong? This is part 3 of infinite parts.

9/10 certified crashouts trust Lisa & Claire to discuss what you do afterwards :) No but fr personal and big deal revolutionary activities

Here’s a solo mini episode to hold you over until we return from our mid-season break on May 25th — Think of it as a love letter to burnout, breakdowns, and the power of stepping back before you step up.

Is this a crashout episode? Idk maybe but I also heard that rage is good possibly and that could be right. Let's go with that. Here's a playlist we found called "Fiona Apple Ranked In Order of Rage": https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1lZ8m7zNypSq8ILBUnGvEZ?si=u0EkhBpiTJiv_vr3oU2-1w&pi=LuaSdJfDQvSOs Also we swear more than usual in this episode.

Is cancel culture helpful? And if so, for whom?

What if the problem isn’t which side you’re on—but that you think there are only two?

What did we get wrong? This is part 2 of infinite parts.

Maybe there's no such thing as a "single issue".

Maliciously complying with the White House's plans to not recognize June as Pride month by doing a gay episode in March. Here are our gay grievances, please add yours in the comments below. And let us know if we got anything wrong there or at www.carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong

Don't you know they're talking about a revolution? (Shoutout to Tracy Chapman.) Well, they are -- and we think they may be getting it WRONG. Is it a right? A wrong? A duty? Inevitable? Idk let's talk about it. Let us know what you think in the comments or at carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong

It feels like the right time to engage with the ways we talk about suffering. We promise this conversation isn't as depressing as it sounds. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at ⁠⁠⁠⁠carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong⁠⁠

We're only five episodes into our first season, and boy have we already been wrong about A LOT. But that's the point. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at ⁠⁠⁠carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong⁠⁠

In the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires, we're sitting down with EPA legend Dr. Stan Meiburg to discuss how we approach environmental disasters and the discourse surrounding them. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at ⁠⁠carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong⁠⁠

We're diving into the fascinating world of mycelium networks with "Let's Become Fungal!" author Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodríguez, exploring the characteristics of these fungi and what we can learn from them. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at ⁠carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong⁠

Feels like we’ve lost a lot lately — what now? Today we’re talking about Eclectic Grief with Jessica Dore, author of Tarot for Change and the weekly substack, Offerings. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong

What happened to discourse and learning from each other through taking turns being wrong about things? Lisa and Claire talk about the evolution of discourse, get into the current moment we're in, and explore what to do about it. Did we get something wrong? 🥹 Let us know  in the comments below, on our social, or at carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong