Oh Tell Me More… about Schitt’s Creek. Racism. Taylor Swift. The Enneagram. The Jonas Brothers. Justice. Christianity. TikTok. Marriage. Have you ever encountered something that you just wanted to know more about? So have we. This podcast is a weekly conversation between hosts Tylena Jeans and Sara Woody to explore our own curiosity about some of these topics. Too often, a lack of understanding prompts fear and self-preservation instead of transformative learning. We hope to model heartfelt, curious, honest conversations about everything from pop culture to politics.
This week’s episode is historic and important for so many reasons! We got the legendary Squad chat together for the first time EVER. What else could bring us together like the combined feminine angst of Taylor Swift’s Red album and Adele’s new 30? We deep dive into our reactions to these two albums, and compare them too. What we’re not going to do is pit two powerhouse women against each other, but we talk about what parts of the albums make us feel seen and which parts leave us just…feeling.
Let us know what you thought* about Red and 30 over on Instagram @ohtellmemorepod, which is also where you can find Cait (@caitanna) and Leemah (@leemahperu). We loved recording this conversation with them, and we hope you love it too!
Last week, Sara and Ty had the pleasure of being in the guest seat over at @thebeardswatch with @jrolnation , @justduvall, and @jeebs1988 . We talked about a lot of our favorite pop culture majors, and Ty definitely got to fill her tank on reality TV discussions. @justduvall had some classic Oh Tell Me More spicy takes - you’ll have to go give it a listen to find out what it was!
MOVIES ARE BACK, BBS! While this is a We Tell You, a recurring series where we share treasures we’ve collected from the pop culture landscape - this month, a LOT of those treasures are films. But don’t worry, we also talk about Kourtney Kardashian, Parole Illinois, the Netflix series Maid, and of course : Red (Taylor’s Version). We packed this whole hour full of laughs, hot takes, and insights. What movies are you excited to see in the next month or two? Let us know over on Instagram!
Movies We Talked About :
Dune (watch in theatres or on HBO Max)
The Last Duel (featuring a blonde Ben Affleck)
Spencer
Diana the Musical (On Netflix)
West Side Story
Batman (Robert Pattinson??????)
Miss Me With :
Top Gun : Maverick
Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
The 355 (Lupita Nyong’o and Jessica Chastain spy movie)
IATSE / Alec Baldwin :
Latest News
Ariella.Elm thoughts
Marvel Corner:
Shang-Chi trailer (if you haven’t seen this, YOU NEED TO!)
Helpful Marvel TikTok accounts
Venom Carnage post-credits scene
The Eternals trailer (what are we expecting from this film?)
Other things we discuss :
Maid
Kourtney Kardashian + Travis Barker
Parole Illinois Press Conference with Chance + Common
Red (Taylor’s Version)
Jonas Brothers and Taylor Swift Collab
Welcome back to the Oh Tell Me More Podcast! We have missed you! In May, Netflix came out with a documentary series called High on the Hog, which explores how African cuisine has shaped US food culture. We had our friend Mary Beth back on the podcast to talk about our thoughts from this four-episode series. Of course, this launched us into talking about lots of other things as well. We’ve linked some resources below, but be sure to follow us on Instagram to catch other resources we’ll be sharing in the coming weeks. Thanks for tuning in!
High on the Hog Trailer
What do you use to give your life structure? Are you someone who thrives on rules and principles? Or do you prefer to be a free spirit? Even someone who despises rules (looking at Ty) still has principles they abide by. This week, Sara and Ty are having a coffee chat about all the different kinds of House Rules we’ve made for ourselves. Not only that, but every House Rule should have some exceptions, so we dive into the nuance of that as well. If you don’t already follow us on Instagram, what are you doing? Hop over to @ohtellmemorepod to let us know what YOUR house rules are!
Did you miss us? Well we’re back with another WE TELL YOU! This is our favorite episode to do, where we share different gems we’ve found on the pop culture landscape over the last month. We talk about the Olympics, and the ongoing pandemic, and different things that are putting life into our mortal bodies. Check below for links of things we reference
PANDEMIC
OLYMPICS
SUMMER ROUND UP
Did you miss us? Well we’re back with another WE TELL YOU! This is our favorite episode to do, where we share different gems we’ve found on the pop culture landscape over the last month. We talk about the Olympics, and the ongoing pandemic, and different things that are putting life into our mortal bodies. Check below for links of things we reference
PANDEMIC
OLYMPICS
SUMMER ROUND UP
This week, it’s Sara’s bday week and we’re giving Sara the freedom to let her freak flag fly and be UNHINGED about her love for the one and only Taylor Swift. We jump right in with our thoughts about her rerecordings, swiftie theories and favorite albums. We have it all here enneagram subtypes, thoughts about white feminism, and gen zers. Let us know all your thoughts on our Instagram @Ohtellmemorepod!
Things referenced in:
Taylor Swift’s Red Album
Reputation Album
Enneagram Subtypes
Jim from the Office Breaking the Fourth Wall
Taylor Swift’s Instagram Post About Red Rerecording
Track5Whore?
This week, we’re doing things a little differently. As you may know, June 19th is a holiday for many Black Americans known as Juneteenth, which is a celebration of when the news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 (yes, TWO YEARS after it had been signed!). Because it is a holiday that is all about liberation and Black joy, Sara sat this episode out and let Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia take us on a whole journey. We hope you enjoy learning about Kathleen and Ashia’s enneagram numbers, their pop culture majors, and all their thoughts about Juneteenth.
Things that Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia discussed :
The root video:
Follow them here:
Kathleen (she/her/hers) : @kathleenbadejo
Ashia (she/her/hers) : @ashia_rain and @nourishedpalate
Enneagram Numbers:
Kathleen : 2w1
Ashia : 8? :)
Pop Culture Majors:
Kathleen : AWARDS SZN, BB (and she and Ty connect about the Duggars AND the Kardashians)
Ashia : food and instagram! (particularly @BlackFoodie!)
Instagram Hate Searches:
The Shade Room
The Duggars
Bachelorette Contestants
Nori’s Black Book @norisblackbook
Juneteenth:
The Warmth of Others Suns, by Isabel Wilkerson
Sign the petition to make Juneteenth a national holiday, so we can replace 4th of July :)
Beyonce Lemonade + Self-Titled
Obama being elected, appearing at Grant Park
JaBria
Halle Berry’s acceptance speech
Viola Davis’ acceptance speech
Daniel Kaluuya’s acceptance speech
Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union supporting their trans daughter, Zaya
TikTok Dances (always look for the original Black creators!)
The Nap Ministry
Issa Rae “rooting for everyone black”
This week, we’re doing things a little differently. As you may know, June 19th is a holiday for many Black Americans known as Juneteenth, which is a celebration of when the news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 (yes, TWO YEARS after it had been signed!). Because it is a holiday that is all about liberation and Black joy, Sara sat this episode out and let Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia take us on a whole journey. We hope you enjoy learning about Kathleen and Ashia’s enneagram numbers, their pop culture majors, and all their thoughts about Juneteenth.
Things that Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia discussed :
The root video:
Follow them here:
Kathleen (she/her/hers) : @kathleenbadejo
Ashia (she/her/hers) : @ashia_rain and @nourishedpalate
Enneagram Numbers:
Kathleen : 2w1
Ashia : 8? :)
Pop Culture Majors:
Kathleen : AWARDS SZN, BB (and she and Ty connect about the Duggars AND the Kardashians)
Ashia : food and instagram! (particularly @BlackFoodie!)
Instagram Hate Searches:
The Shade Room
The Duggars
Bachelorette Contestants
Nori’s Black Book @norisblackbook
Juneteenth:
The Warmth of Others Suns, by Isabel Wilkerson
Sign the petition to make Juneteenth a national holiday, so we can replace 4th of July :)
Beyonce Lemonade + Self-Titled
Obama being elected, appearing at Grant Park
JaBria
Halle Berry’s acceptance speech
Viola Davis’ acceptance speech
Daniel Kaluuya’s acceptance speech
Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union supporting their trans daughter, Zaya
TikTok Dances (always look for the original Black creators!)
The Nap Ministry
Issa Rae “rooting for everyone black”
This week, we’re doing things a little differently. As you may know, June 19th is a holiday for many Black Americans known as Juneteenth, which is a celebration of when the news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 (yes, TWO YEARS after it had been signed!). Because it is a holiday that is all about liberation and Black joy, Sara sat this episode out and let Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia take us on a whole journey. We hope you enjoy learning about Kathleen and Ashia’s enneagram numbers, their pop culture majors, and all their thoughts about Juneteenth.
Things that Ty, Kathleen, and Ashia discussed :
The root video:
Follow them here:
Kathleen (she/her/hers) : @kathleenbadejo
Ashia (she/her/hers) : @ashia_rain and @nourishedpalate
Enneagram Numbers:
Kathleen : 2w1
Ashia : 8? :)
Pop Culture Majors:
Kathleen : AWARDS SZN, BB (and she and Ty connect about the Duggars AND the Kardashians)
Ashia : food and instagram! (particularly @BlackFoodie!)
Instagram Hate Searches:
The Shade Room
The Duggars
Bachelorette Contestants
Nori’s Black Book @norisblackbook
Juneteenth:
The Warmth of Others Suns, by Isabel Wilkerson
Sign the petition to make Juneteenth a national holiday, so we can replace 4th of July :)
Beyonce Lemonade + Self-Titled
Obama being elected, appearing at Grant Park
JaBria
Halle Berry’s acceptance speech
Viola Davis’ acceptance speech
Daniel Kaluuya’s acceptance speech
Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union supporting their trans daughter, Zaya
TikTok Dances (always look for the original Black creators!)
The Nap Ministry
Issa Rae “rooting for everyone black”
It’s the first episode of the month, and you know what that means!? Time for our third installment of We Tell You! In between each We Tell You episode, we spend time scrolling the internet, reading the news, absorbing books, TV, movies, and more to bring you the best treasures we find. If you want to join us in any of the topics we discuss, we have lots of helpful links below to bring you along for the ride!
CHECK ‘EM OUT :
Olivia Rodrigo Sour
Gio hates Josh Bassett
Sweet and Sour Theories
Olivia Mashups (playlist)
Naomi Osaka
YOUR NEW MANTRA
Audiobooks
A Promised Land
Ready Player One + Ready Player Two
Station Eleven
Greenland, on HBO Max with Gerard Butler
Underground Railroad / Underground Railroad
The Nickel Boys
Cruella
We’re closing out AAPI Heritage Month by talking to our friend Abigail Jackson, a Filipino-White web designer who graciously shares the story of how she received her batok (a traditional Filipino tattoo). She also shares her pop culture majors and thoughts about being an enneagram 4. We LOVED this conversation about all the different layers that make up a person, and hope it will inspire you to think about the different layers that make you YOU also.
Resources:
Lane Wilcken, traditional tattoo artist who gave Abigail her batok
When we started this podcast, we wanted to bring others along to our coffee chats where we’re constantly learning from one another, particularly in the realms of pop culture, justice, and the enneagram. When we’re talking, we seamlessly flow from one arena to another, because we find that justice is needed in pop culture, pop culture tells us about ourselves, and our own self-awareness informs how we pursue justice. Today we just wanted to update you on some of the things we’ve been learning recently! We’ll cover things like the recent Hamilton criticisms, President Obama’s book that came out last year, Sara’s seminary program inside of a prison, and Ty’s new small group called the Badass Grandmas.
Resources:
Hamilton Criticism on TikTok by NotWildlin
A Promised Land, by Barack Obama (click here to support a black-and-women-owned local bookshop in Chicago!)
North Park Theological Seminary (Sara’s seminary program can be found here)
Liberated Together (Ty’s Badass Indigenous Grandmas group can be found here)
When we started this podcast, we wanted to bring others along to our coffee chats where we’re constantly learning from one another, particularly in the realms of pop culture, justice, and the enneagram. When we’re talking, we seamlessly flow from one arena to another, because we find that justice is needed in pop culture, pop culture tells us about ourselves, and our own self-awareness informs how we pursue justice. Today we just wanted to update you on some of the things we’ve been learning recently! We’ll cover things like the recent Hamilton criticisms, President Obama’s book that came out last year, Sara’s seminary program inside of a prison, and Ty’s new small group called the Badass Grandmas.
Resources:
Hamilton Criticism on TikTok by NotWildlin
A Promised Land, by Barack Obama (click here to support a black-and-women-owned local bookshop in Chicago!)
North Park Theological Seminary (Sara’s seminary program can be found here)
Liberated Together (Ty’s Badass Indigenous Grandmas group can be found here)
For our next enneagram focused episode, we thought we’d explore how it interacts with other personality frameworks. All of these tools, when used together, can give us robust language for understanding ourselves and others. While we believe the enneagram is not a personality framework (which you’ll hear about in the episode), we also see the utility of things like the Meyers Briggs, DISC, and Strengths Finder.
If you’d like more information on any one of these tools, here’s where we’d recommend you go :
For Info:
Enneagram
Myers Briggs
DISC
Strengths Finder
For Tests:
(Disclaimer, we don’t think that the enneagram works as well as a test, but it can be helpful for an entry point to learn about numbers. Don’t assume the test gives you an accurate number though)
Enneagram
Myers Briggs
DISC
Strengths Finder
Yesterday was Mother’s Day, and while we originally planned on having a discussion about women, femininity, and motherhood, we decided that maybe after all the feelings yesterday holds you might need a fun escape. ENTER A TWILIGHT DEEP DIVE! We watched some of these movies while we were together in March, and we have LOTS of thoughts! We’re discussing the good, the bad, and the nuanced about the Twilight book and movie series.
Please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts if you’ve been loving our show! And share what you do while you’re listening with the hashtag #tellmemoremondays . Thanks for tuning in!
Resources:
The Twilight Saga : The Official Illustrated Guide
Where to Watch : ShowTime
Historical Domino Effects
WE TELL YOU! We’ve found SO many treasures on the pop culture landscape over the last month, and we can’t wait to share them with you. But we wouldn’t be the Oh Tell Me More Podcast if we didn’t ask YOU for more. What treasures did you collect? Let us know over on Instagram, and give us a review on Apple Podcasts!
Here’s the things we referenced :
Lizzo and Chris Evans DM Situation
Shadow and Bone on Netflix
Thunderforce? Miss or Win?
Regé-Jean Page not returning to Bridgerton!
LeVar Burton as Jeopardy Host
Brenda Song + Macaulay Culkin HAD A BABY
Falcon + the Winter Soldier on Disney+
Ty’s TikTok Recs:
Jon Ossof as Snarky Marky
CleanTok
Toilet Drink
Angel Kelechi - girl who eats cornstarch
Wiguets - cousins who dance with wigs
Best Papa Johns Reaction
Zach Hone - captures exact specific funny moments of existence
Lady Yasmina - also surfaces repressed childhood nostalgia
Sara’s TikTok Recs:
Remi Bader - plus size model with “Realistic Hauls”
Jeremy Scheck, a college student who cooks delicious food
Darius Cooks, another great chef who is a delight
VanGogh the Chipmunk
BUCKY TAYLOR SWIFT TIKTOK
HistoriaParaTontos - a comedy account in Spanish about history/geography
Josh1Morris, the orange suit guy
We’re back! After a couple of weeks off to process and recharge our creative tanks, we’re dropping a BONUS episode with our friend Jax where we deep dive into the Oscars. Movies are Jax and Sara’s POP CULTURE MAJORS! So Ty takes the interview seat (and jumps in with her own thoughts too!) and lets us go off into all our weird niches. In true OTMM form, this might be a conversation about an awards show, but we talk about fashion and body image, trans rights and representation, diversity vs equity, and so much more. Hey Google, play “All We Got” by Chance the Rapper!
References to follow along :
@jaxlivinbby
Jax’s podcast Fanning Fanboy
Oscar Nominations (and wins) for 2021
@nategoeringmusic for more great songs!
Snubs :
Palmer
One Night in Miami
Da 5 Bloods
Our Faves :
Judas and the Black Messiah
Trial of the Chicago 7
Nomadland
Sound of Metal
Our Mehs :
Mank
Promising Young Woman
Best Dressed :
Amanda Seyfried
Viola Davis
Angela Bassett
Carey Mulligan
Zendaya
Rita Moreno
Leslie Odom Jr
H.E.R
Best Speeches :
Daniel Kaluuya
Yuh-Jung Youn
Our Nuances :
Soul
#OscarsSoInaccessible
Glenn Close KNEW Da Butt
Jax’s Top Five Movies:
1.Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
If you’ve been tuning in over the last few weeks, you’ll know that we’ve been diving into what resistance looks like. We’ve talked to John Caleb Pendleton about how to see flowers as resistance, and to Mary Beth Johnson about how to see food as resistance. This week, it’s back to just being Sara and Ty as we talk to one another about how rest is resistance. We’ve loved hearing from you all about what these episodes stir up for you - have you been motivated to slow down and soak in the softness and beauty of flowers? Have you been curious to know what your own ancestral food history is? We spend a little bit of time processing our own reflections here.
Without rest, there is no resistance. We feel like we barely scratched the surface of this topic, and can’t wait to hear how you all process it as well.
You can see some resources linked below:
Rachel Hollis Explained
@PlanksandPistils Grief Post
Food as Resistance Episode
Flowers as Resistance Episode
Sandra Van Opstal Post
The Nap Ministry
It’s week 2 of our three week series on resistance. We hope you’ve been learning as much as we have from our guests. This week, we’re having John Caleb Pendleton of @planksandpistils on to talk about the dignity of blackness, and how flowers have played an integral role on his journey of self-acceptance. No cap, we laughed and cried throughout this whole recording, and it’s such an honor to share it with you now. Also, stay tuned for our pop diva corner where we explore our complex feeling about Rihanna losing to Taylor earlier this week.
Resources:
To FOLLOW -
@planksandpistils
@nategoeringmusic
@ohtellmemorepod
@briantheory
@gordonparksfoundation
To WATCH -
Black is King on Disney+
Homecoming on Netflix
Rihanna whining
We are excited to share with you that we’re starting a series exploring different facets of resistance. We understand resistance to be the ways we free ourselves from bondage to patriarchy, white supremacy, and colonialism. Our teachers and guides out of this bondage must always be BIPOC, but this is a journey to which all people are invited. Our first exploration is with Mary Beth Johnson, a chronically ill food blogging Chapina who works in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago to teach young people about food justice and holistic nutrition. In her words, she has created her own masters' curriculum of food anthropology, soul care, justice, storytelling, earth care, ancestral eating and cooking. We LOVED talking to her about this topic, and can’t wait for you to learn more as you listen along. We’ve will update with several resources so be on the look out for that!
Last Sunday was the biggest night in music - the GRAMMYS! We’re talking about our favorite performances, our “Meh” Moments, reflecting on some of the big misses, and celebrating Beyoncé making HISTORY as the most decorated female artist of all time, taking home 4 awards for 28 total Grammys. We’re also going to check in on how our March Madness Pop Diva bracket is going!
If you’ve been loving our episodes, please leave us a review on apple podcasts, and talk about us on Instagram! We need your help to get our pod into as many ears as possible. Thanks for being here!
The Grammys Results
DaBaby’s performance
Dua Lipa’s performance + acceptance speech
Silk Sonic performance
H.E.R’s look
The Weeknd being totally snubbed by the Grammys
Taylor Swift’s performance + acceptance speech
Beyonce’s acceptance speech
Mandatory Listening : Black Parade + Savage Remix
Harry Style’s performance + acceptance speech
John Mayer + Marren Morris’ performance
Mickey Guyton’s performance
WAP performance (keep an eye out for the girl in the mask on the bed!)
Lil Baby’s performance
TELL ME THIS ISN’T SEAN PENN!
Follow us on Instagram @ohtellmemorepod to join in on our March Madness Pop Diva Bracket! We start the Sweet 16 on Monday!!
As always, thank you to Nate Goering for writing our intro music, follow him on Instagram @nategoeringmusic, and tune in on Wednesdays when he shares a song with YOU! :)
This week we’re definitely having tea time as we talk about Harry and Megan’s interview with Oprah, and spill some tea of our own about what it’s been like for us to start this podcast. If you haven’t followed us on Instagram @ohtellmemorepod, you’re really missing out – we’ve started a March Madness Pop Diva Bracket, and we would love to have you weigh in on which musician is the Pop Diva of 2021! Share with a friend for more fun, and to help us out as we’re starting this vulnerable endeavor of having a podcast.
After a week off, we’re back and FULL of takes from the last month of pop culture. We’re introducing one of our recurring episodes : We Tell You! Where we tell you more about what’s been going on in our landscapes - everything from pop culture to politics. This month, we’re reviewing the Golden Globes, talking about Kimye’s divorce and Ted Cruz’s travel itinerary.
It wouldn’t be March without a little MADNESS, right!? Since neither of us are super sports people, we decided to do a pop diva bracket instead, and we want YOU to come along for the ride! Be sure to have your friends follow us on instagram @ohtellmemorepod so that you can join in on daily polls. Help us figure out which pop diva truly reigns supreme.
Things that we reference in this episode:
Johnson and Johnson Vaccine
Ted Cruz’s Trip to Cancun
HSM: The Musical: The Series
Kimye Divorce
Nick Jonas on SNL
What we’re consuming in entertainment:
WandaVision (on Disney+)
A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor, by Hank Green
Schitt’s Creek (on Netflix)
Superstore
Magnolia Network
Golden Globes Looks:
Angela Bassett
Susan Kelechi Watson
Cynthia Erivo
Viola Davis
Taylor Simone Ledward
Kaley Cuoco
Jamie Lee Curtis
Josh O’Connor
Amy Poehler
Gillian Anderson
Sarah Paulson
Margot Robbie
We love hearing from our listeners, so we’ve dedicated the bulk of this episode to YOU TELL US! The question we asked this week was, “What in pop culture are you co-signing and side-eyeing?” Y’all came through with some wonderful thoughts. Be sure to check in throughout the week to tell us more, and be featured in upcoming episodes!
Here are the links to things we referenced in this episode:
Matt James Charchutary Boards
Sara + Ty Ranking Taylor Swift Track 3
Royal Baby - President and King?
Chris Harrison’s Apology
Chris Harrison + Rachel Lindsay interview
Justin Timberlake’s Apology
The Crown/Tolerate It TikTok
Where to Watch Golden Globes Nominees :
You might want to pull up the Nominations to follow along during our conversation, and you can do that here.
Hulu - Mrs. America, Killing Eve, Framing Britney Spears (wasn’t a GG nominee, but it COULD HAVE BEEN, and we also talked about it extensively), The United States vs Billie Holiday, Palm Springs, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist
HBO - The Flight Attendant, Judas and the Black Messiah, Lovecraft Country
Netflix - The Crown, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Pieces of a Woman, The Prom (but like don’t waste your time lol), Hillbilly Elegy, The Queen’s Gambit, Ozark, Schitt’s Creek, Ratched
Amazon - Hunters, One Night in Miami,
Disney+ - Hamilton, Soul, Onward, The Mandalorian
AppleTV+ - Ted Lasso!!!!
Thank you to @nategoeringmusic for our amazing music!
This week, we’re giving Ty the reigns to tell us more about her very favorite reality TV family: The Kardashians. Buzz word of this episode: CO-SIGNING. What do YOU co-sign, what don’t you? Let us know over at OhTellMeMorePod on Instagram. Why? Because we’re introducing a new segment called You Tell Us! It’s a place where we respond to listeners- their spicy takes and questions. We’d love to hear from you!
After listening to our first 3 episodes, we wanted to let our lighter side shine too. So we’re bringing you this conversation with our friend Kendra about pop culture conspiracy theories. You’ll hear some reflections on Grey’s Anatomy and folklore as well. If you’re a committed listener, we’re so glad you’re here! Do us a favor and share this episode with a friend, and help us continue to make this dream of podcasting a reality.
Follow :
@kendra Fowlkes
@nategoeringmusic
December was a loaded month. Listen to us unpack some of the nuances around the death penalty, and how we flow from that into a conversation about Taylor Swift’s new album, Evermore. And join us as we decree once and for all who is superior: Beyoncé or Taylor?
Enneagram: how have a 7 and a 3 been handling the pandemic? Tune in to find out! We debrief on the inauguration, and touch on elements of the enneagram, trauma, and mental health. This isn’t an Enneagram 101 conversation, so if you need a primer check out these resources:
@justmyenneatype
@michaelshahantherapy
@blackenneagram
@soymitipo
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