We're Coming Out of the Kitchen (Women's Expected Roles)

In a Rich Man's World (1970 Economics)

Money, Money, Money must be funny in a Rich Man' s World.... still true even 50 years later. Times are hard right now. We are constantly being told to save, save, save meanwhile the prices of things keep going up, up, up and what we are being paid stays the same. Take a dive back in time with the Disco Queens as we look at the economy in 1970 from what things cost to how much people made. We promise you when you hear what steak dinner and a movie cost for a date night...it feels like a different world completely. So grab your disco queens, grab a drink, and let's dive in together!

Just Do What You Want (A Brief Origin of Disco)

When the feeling's right and the music's tight, just do what you feel. Disco Queens jump back in time as they discuss a brief history of Disco. Over the past two seasons, you have learned about the Disco Queens and all of the ups and downs of life, now they are looking back in time as a reminder that we are not alone and we aren't the first to face challenges. So grab your disco queens, grab a snack and a drink and lets heal (and learn) together!

We're Coming Out of the Kitchen (Women's Expected Roles)

The Disco Queens are ending season 2 on a BANG! We are coming out of the Kitchen because we have something to tell you! This episode continues the retrospective lens about the expectation of women's role in society and the different stereotypes women have had to face. Grab your Disco Queens, grab your snacks, and lets heal together!

Thirty-Six, Twenty-Four, Thirty-Six (Expectation of Women's Physical Appearance )

36-24-36 used to be a "winning" hand, but now just reminds us of the unrealistic expectations on women's bodies and overall appearance. What we wear, what physical size we are, and how we age. We have heard the comments since childhood that have formed the mold we thought we needed to fit into. This week the Disco Queens look through a retrospective lens and discuss their own experiences of how the expectation of women's body is supposed to "look" shaped their own thoughts about themselves. Grab your disco queens, grab your snacks, and let's heal together!

Can I Handle the Seasons of My Life (Younger Friends, Same Mid 20s Crisis)

Can we handle the seasons of our lives? The seasons that are filled with change, fear, and the complete unknown. During this time, we get older and bolder and learn to surround ourselves with those who love and support us. This week the Disco Queens invite two other disco queens who are going through the mid 20s crisis season where it feels like everything is changing rapidly, including yourself. Grab your disco queens, grab a drink, and let's heal together!