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Life by itself is difficult enough.Imagine having to go through it without someone to talk to & share your most inner thoughts with.Here at UN•THERAPY, we understand that although we aren't professional therapists, sometimes just talking it out with friends makes life a lot…
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WE SHOULDN’T HAVE TO SELL FISH PLATES TO PAY FOR A FUNERAL (Official Crossover Episode w/ Whatever Face Podcast) (opens the original)
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Hey UN•THERAPIST & Whatever Face Podcast Family! We need to UN•THERAPIZE something that has been part of the culture for generations… FISH PLATES. But not just any fish plates - the fish plates we start selling when somebody dies. The fish plates, raffles, BBQs, donations, GoFundMe pages, and community fundraisers that suddenly appear because a family is trying to figure out how to pay for a funeral. And that got us thinking… Why are we so good at coming together AFTER the crisis… but not always
IS MANDATORY GRATUITY LEGAL EXTORTION? (opens the original)
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Hey UN•THERAPIST, We need to UN•THERAPIZE something that has become almost impossible to avoid: TIPPING. You sit down at a restaurant. You order your food. You eat. You pay your bill. Then comes the screen: 18%? 20%? 25%? And suddenly, what used to feel like an optional thank-you feels like a pop quiz you didn't study for. So here's the question… When did tipping go from something you WANTED to give…to something you feel like you HAVE to give? We understand that restaurant workers deserve to be
IS LOYALTY AN EXPECTATION OR AN AGREEMENT? (opens the original)
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Hey UN•THERAPIST, We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something… Is loyalty still a favorable trait? And if it is... is it something that should be discussed before it's expected? The more we talked, the more we realized that everyone seems to have a different definition of loyalty. Some see it as standing by someone no matter what. Others believe loyalty has limits. And some have been so loyal to people, jobs, or situations that weren't loyal in return. So now we're asking... Can loyalty become ex
WOULD YOU GIVE UP YOUR SEAT ON A PLANE? (Feat. Uncle Smiley the DJ) (opens the original)
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Hey UN•THERAPIST, We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something… Picture this: a family wants to sit together and asks if you'd be willing to switch seats. What determines your answer: Is it an automatic yes because it's the kind thing to do? Or does it depend on the seat they're offering in return? Does it have to be the same value? The same legroom? The same location? Or is kindness supposed to outweigh convenience? Then we took the conversation one step further... What about those exit-row seats
PRIDE V.S. PRIVACY: The tale of Pinky Cole & Slutty Vegan (Feat. Uncle Smiley the DJ) (opens the original)
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Hey UN•THERAPIST, We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something… This conversation started after watching an episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta , where Pinky Cole shared that she had filed for bankruptcy... but hadn't told her husband. That sparked a bigger question... Where does privacy end... and pride begin? If you're willing to share something with the world, should your spouse have heard it first? Marriage is a partnership... so why do some people operate like sole proprietors? Are ther
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