Are we building real relationships, or just trading content back and forth and calling it connection?

In this episode, we question the way we consume and share information in a world flooded with content. So much of what we see and learn comes from people who haven’t fully lived it yet, and an entire generation is being shaped by that.

This episode is a reminder to keep the “wise woman” alive, to value depth over noise, and real perspective over recycled ideas.

And maybe, just maybe, we’re not as far gone as it feels… because until sports are played by robots, there’s still something real left.

Inspired by a post from @varun760 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DV2czamEppZ/

Produced by Silver Bullet Media

Created by Jaynanne Sheehan and Mary Sheehan

Song by Ariel McCleary

Recorded in front of a live studio audience who sent us a fax during recording

After a two month break, we’re back, and there was a lot to catch up on.

In this episode, my mom and I talk about how there really is no “safe” path anymore. Staying in a job you hate isn’t security, but leaving doesn’t come with guarantees either. With more tools, technology, and access than ever before, build something that feeds energy back to you and create something you want to see in the world. Now is the time.

Inspiration for this video from @brown19170 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVxG0QNjxTY/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Produced by Silver Bullet Media

Created by Jaynanne Sheehan and Mary Sheehan

Song by Ariel McCleary

Recorded in front of a live studio audience who sent us a fax during recording

Description: “In a world obsessed with speed and AI-ing everything, we take a look at a popular 2026 counter-culture trend to add friction back into our lives, and why resisting convenience might be the most human thing we can do to keep us alive!

Inspired by two posts: @nymag on Instagram: "In 2026, we are Friction-Maxxing" and @audieoffmic "Does making everything easier actually make it better? "

Produced by Silver Bullet Media

Created by Jaynanne Sheehan and Mary Sheehan

Song by Ariel McCleary

Recorded in front of a live studio audience who did not attend tonight's live show