Shrinks on Third

The one in which we explore the ways we women are treated as second class and the need for women to support each other in the varying needs of all women (not just white women).

The one in which we discuss the serious disadvantages of what is called "Medicare Advantage." People think they have Medicare when they choose this option, but instead they are insured by private companies and can be at great disadvantage in their hours of need. 

The one in which we discuss the choices we have in the final season of life ... when care becomes for comfort rather than for a cure.

The one in which we explore ethical non-monogamy, most specifically - polyamory  the practice of engaging in multiple romantic (and typically sexual) relationships, with the consent of all the people involved - (from the Oxford dictionary)

The one in which we talk about all the talk about prounouns.

The one in which we try to understand and explain why it's important to consider the effects of having our homes full of gas appliances and all the talk about our gas stoves needing to go.

The one in which we follow our curiosity to learn why and how it was that prisons came to be in the first place, and why it's so hard to influence change within the prison system. 

The one in which we take a look, once again, at the many ways the supremely not supreme court has let us down, Supremely. 

The one in which we try to answer the common question about whether children should be given gender affirming care at young ages. After reveiwing a lot of information on the subject we offer you a critical perspective on the importance of gender affirming care at any age. 

The one in which we take a minute to acknowledge the people and their family members who spend their special holidays separated by prison bars, guards and strict rules.

The one in which we explore the trauma and challenges of raising a child born of sexual assault

The one in which we talk about how important water is to life. We cannot live without it. We have to protect it with our lives because in reality ... Water is Life. 

The one in which we discover the hidden languages people have used for resistance and other important things throughout the ages (and even today). 

The one in which we discuss how important it is to find common ground in order to get along, and potentially or possibly, even influence others in positive ways. 

The one in which we talk about ways to connect with others and have a possible chance therefore to influence them in important ways. 

The one in which we rant about the laws and restrictions, and even Supreme Court decisions that are not even thinly veiled attacks on women and women's rights. 

The one in which we talk about witch hunts; the real searches for people labeled witches or accused of dabbling in witchcraft. 

The one in which we tackle the pros and cons of gentrification. Revitalizing neighborhoods can be a positive thing but most of the time it is done without regard for its long term residents, which is very harmful both for them and for the rest of us. 

The one in which we look in to some of the secrets of this society that is working (somewhat successfully) to take us back to a time we can never return to. 

The one in which we try to determine the potential of artificial intelligence to use emotion programming to take over our jobs as psychologists. We conclude that it's not likely any time soon, though there's a lot of potential in emotion AI. 

The one in which we review the egregious attack on women by our own Supreme Court, when they voted to reverse the federal rights of women decided 50 years ago in the case of Roe vs. Wade. 

The one in which we take note of all the ways voting is being restricted and limited by those who want to control the outcome.

The one in which we explore the need for asylum states for our own citizens, and the narrow-minded and bigoted conditions in our country that are making this necessary!

The one in which we try to understand and explain how private money is being used to invest in and restructure private companies; and how many of those companies have not benefitted in the long run.