Episode 23: Tough Talks Toxic Masculinity Part 2
Jun 15, 202645m
Steggy and Mal continue their talk about Toxic Masculinity and dive into the movie Ladies First (Netflix)
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"Actually, you know what" is a story/experience telling podcast where Stephany (aka Steggy) dives into relationships, self-growth, and all of the lessons learned (and not learned) along the way. Humor, honesty, and chaos is promised. Think of it like chatting with your best friend over a glass of wine: sometimes funny, sometimes deep, always real. Joined often by her partner-in-crime Mal, this is your space to laugh, reflect, heal, and feel a little less alone in the messy journey of figuring life out.
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Steggy and Mal continue their talk about Toxic Masculinity and dive into the movie Ladies First (Netflix)
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