STFU: We Are Not Done Talking Yet

Heather reads us a piece called " Placentus Abruptus," a memoir short about her placenta and her reluctance to part with it. Heather asks that if you have feedback of her piece, please contact her at heatheratherton12@gmail.com . Danielle and Charla can be reached at STFUpodcast@gmail.com and http://facebook.com/charladaniellepodcast

Danielle and Charla continue their conversation about tattoos with Randy Miller, dancer extraordinaire, who has adorned his beautiful body with tattoo art starting at age 18. 

Charla and Danielle interview the one and only Randy Miller, dancer extraordinaire, to discuss his lifelong fascination with tattoo art and his personal experiences of adorning his body with tattoos. The conversation continues in Part 2, which will be published next week. #tattoos #tattoo #bodyart #piercing #adornment #nia #soulmotion

Danielle's daughter, Lila, comes on the show and we ask her about her generation and what they think about the world, the environment, their future, politics, work, and more. It's an enlightening conversation about the differences in thinking between baby boomers and millennials, and what it is like to have had smartphones since age 12. http://facebook.com/sftupodcast #millennials #millennial #env...

In this episode, we speak with Anna and Sandy, who are Danielle's friends from Canada. Many important topics such as Drake and healthcare are discussed. Danielle takes a test to see if she can name 10 provinces. The Great White North does not disappoint. http://facebook.com/SFTUpodcast

Danielle and Charla take a look at Facebook and discuss how they feel about its ubiquitous presence in our lives. 

In this amusing episode, Danielle and Charla regale each other with funny stories about their mothers. Guaranteed to make you laugh and think about your own mother....and cringe.

In this episode, we discuss climate change and the effects it is having on our earth, wildlife, and humankind. You can connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/charladaniellepodcast/ Email us at: stfupodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, Charla and Danielle discuss things we hate and love. https://www.facebook.com/charladaniellepodcast/

Charla and Danielle talk about their respective summer activities and Danielle shares more about her ketamine journey. Read more about Ketamine for treatment of depression, anxiety, bipolar, and PTSD on the following web site: https://www.ketamineadvocacynetwork.org/ #ketamine #ketaminefordepression #treatmentresistantdepression #ketamineheals #ptsd You can reach us by email STFUpodcast@gmail.com...

In this issue, we discuss Ketamine and its use to treat Treatment Resistant Depression. We also talk about cats, one of our favorite topics. To join our cat group on Facebook, go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/127154014047656/ #ketamine #ketaminefordepression #ketamineforbipolar Our Facebook page for this podcast is https://www.facebook.com/charladaniellepodcast/ You can email us at stfupodcas...

Rhino in the Room was published in September 2018. Jill Hedgecock has written a thrilling book about a father and daughter on safari and their interactions with rhino poachers. Our discussion covers wildlife conservation and how she published her book independently. http://www.jillhedgecock.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Rhino-Room-Jill-Hedgecock/dp/1732241503

Author Maren Cooper talks about her first novel A Better Next, the story of a stressed dual-career couple with overlapping careers and a distressed marriage complicated by the sexism and duplicity of corporate politics. We also discuss her writing process and her experience using hybrid publisher She Writes Press to produce and market her book. Available on May 28, 2019. www.marencooper.com

In this episode, Charla and Danielle sit down with author Julie Barton at her dining table and talk about her best-selling memoir "Dog Medicine," her writing class called "Unleashed," her current book-in-progress, and other topics ranging from depression to vibrators. Yes, it's a classic episode of STFU: We are not done talking yet! Julie's memoir "Dog Medicine: How My Dog Saved Me from Myself" ca...

Did you know that May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month? In this episode we talk about how common bladder cancer is and the risk factors, symptoms, and treatment. Charla shares her own experience with non-invasive bladder cancer.

Toby Salk is a Mah Jongg teacher and expert in the Bay Area and beyond. She teaches in and around the Berkeley, California area, and has taught at Rancho La Puerta Spa in Tecate, Mexico. Her website is http://www.tobysmj.com/ OR http://mahjonggforeveryone.com

Marilyn Bousquin is a writer as well as a writing mentor, teacher, and coach for women who write about real life. Danielle and Charla have taken several online classes with Marilyn as we work on telling our truth. www.writingwomenslives.com More information about the Vida Count can be found here :https://www.vidaweb.org/the-2017-vida-count/

In this podcast, we discuss our weight as it relates to current cultural norms and societal expectations.

We talk to Debbie Rosas, Founder and Creator of the Nia Technique , about the Body's Way--finding health and wellness by listening to the body. Debbie shares her philosophy of listening to your anger, finding your voice, and learning how to stand in your own truth. We learn about the Nia Technique and how Through Movement We Find Health. Debbie has helped thousands of people access joy in their bo...

We interview Executive Coach Nancy Marmolejo, who reveals the secrets to discovering your own inner Deep Genius. Nancy can be reached at her website https://talentandgenius.com/  Her book is called Don't Say That, Say THIS: Navigating Grief & Loss in the World of Social Media.

When we were green, more green than we are now. Enjoy listening.

We speak with Reema about her book and her life, and what she is doing about the systematic silencing of women.

In this episode, we have a lively discussion with Joanell about her book, her writing process and characters, her experience with publishing and other topical subjects around writing and literature. You can find The Vines We Planted on Amazon and at other book sellers. Joanell enjoys appearing at book clubs. You can contact her  via her website at http://joanellserraauthor.com

In this episode, Charla and Danielle discuss Michael Jackson and other artists who have been accused of sexual wrongdoings or other bad behavior. Should we boycott their work?

Your hosts talk about Reema Zaman’s book ‘I Am Yours’ and many topics regarding sexual abuse, trauma, and memoir writing.