In this engaging episode, Losa and Kota dive into a mix of the bizarre, the serious, and the heartfelt. They kick things off with personal misadventures—like getting the water shut off—and move into pop culture curiosities like Sidney Sweeney’s new soap made from her bathwater and the recent iceberg crash in Sweden. The conversation then shifts to whether global warming is real and how we process overwhelming world events.
Things take a deeper turn as they unpack the ethical complexities of a real-life case involving a brain-dead woman being kept on life support because she is pregnant. This leads to a candid discussion on bodily autonomy, pro-choice vs. pro-life perspectives, and how culture shapes our views on life and death.
Later, Rin joins in to chat with Momma about The Handmaid’s Tale, adding insight into dystopian themes that feel all too real. The episode wraps up with some light-hearted discussion on plant care and personal stories, grounding everything in connection and growth.
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