Everything My Parents Ever Did Wrong

Guys!! Me and Talia are back. Kind of a slow news week if you ask me, but we are here to recap and offer thoughts anyway.

We're back! This week we talk about our frustrations with the way the Kamala Harris is being covered on far left (and also just normal left) twitter, and what kind of criticism is useful and what isn't. We reflect on the way we covered cancel culture a few weeks ago, and what about our opinions has changed after listening to the two part series The Daily did this week. Then, we talk about the very promising deal worked out between Israel and the UAE to normalize relations and suspend annexation. We are very hopeful. Also, Talia got new teeth and I got blue light glasses. OH AND BEN SHAPIRO AND WAP!! Xoxo bye! Ben Shapiro WAP remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVco0KHQei4

The duo is back! Today we talk vaccines, John Lewis, elections round 4, and Chinese journalists. Also recommendations. And Bachelorette updates, obviously! https://as18741.wixsite.com/shekel4yourthoughts

Hi guys! I'm back, trying something new out- not a permanent change, just something to add to the mix. I'll be back with traditional Everything My Parents Ever Did Wrong episodes soon! Talia and I had a great time recording this, let us know if you want more! Xo!

In episode seven, guest Andrew Schulman and I talk about Life360, the sibling attention economy, and how we've been keeping busy at home. I spot a spider in my room, and trap it under a Play-Doh container, and record it all. We discuss the importance of pushing boundaries, and talk about whether we are turning into our parents. So fun! Enjoy xoxo!

In episode six, Drew tells us about how his parents allowing him to argue his points with them might have made him an argumentative person. We also talk about making friends in college, different ways of showing your parents that you respect them, and the importance of learning to choose you values. His cat also yodels for us! Move aside, yodeling kid. Drew's yodeling cat is here to disrupt the industry. Leave a review! Subscribe! Tell your friends! Xoxo!

In episode five, my guest Talia Levitt and I talk about how we both wish that we were able to resolve conflicts with our parents. Talia also talks about what university is like in Canada, and why she chose to come to America to school- you guys, she is going to Harvard! We also talk about how realizing how little other people care about you helped Talia feel more confident. We also discussed authenticity and how much of a game changer it is when you can feel authentically yourself. Then I made her play a game where she settles fights for who gets the crown of a fictional country. I love Talia and I love this episode! Xoxo!

In episode four, my guest Emily Feldman shares how her parent's efforts to have a healthy home affected her relationship with food. Emily also gives her defense of the app Life360, and explains how sibling dynamics are affected by physical resemblance as well as age/birth order. Then, we chat about crying in public, college Facebook groups, and she plays a game called Maya's Morality Test. Will she win? Will she lose? Listen to hear!

In episode three, Phylicia and I talk about growing up with the internet, our favorite pasta shapes, and sibling dynamics- maybe this is a recurring segment? What is your favorite/least favorite pasta shape? Favorite/least favorite quarantine instagram challenge? Let us know? Enjoy!!

In episode two, I talk to my friend Dani Wohl about learning how to deal with gray areas, different kinds of friends, our sibling dynamics, the importance of having a team mentality, and how much we love validation from adults. To see just how much of a difference extensive social distancing makes: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/

This was the first ever episode I recorded when I first started the podcast in mid 2018. Because the structure of the podcast- and me, the host- have gone through some significant changes, it didn't make sense to list it as episode one. Instead, I've listed it as a bonus, so you can all still enjoy the sophomore year Maya memories.