Courtney Joseph and Kristen participate in a roast of the social-blind legends, discussing their limited personas and channels of engagement. They joke about social blinds being terrible judges of people and compare podcasting in the dark to being perceived on video. They also explore the annoying fixation of SX/SP types on romantic relationships and inappropriate sexual heat. The podcast highlights the social blind approach to social connections and the consequences of missing out on social co-regulation. Despite the challenges, the speakers find social blind obliviousness hilarious and freeing, emphasizing the personal personhood of social versus the personal flavor of sexual. They also share personal anecdotes about the feeling in the body of each blindspot and discuss what makes the social blinds amazing while acknowledging their own grievances with social blinds.

Kristen, an expert in financial modeling and Excel for Investment Banking, shares invaluable tips on Excel essentials. She covers the differences between PC and Mac usage, the importance of keyboard shortcuts for efficiency, and best practices in financial modeling. Ryan MacGregor, Macabacus founder, discusses its role as a critical tool for success in finance, while Rahul Gill emphasizes how productivity add-ins can set candidates apart in the competitive market. They explore the integration of AI and the significance of presentation and quality in financial reports.

Kristen, a traveler who faced challenges as a vegetarian in Japan, shares her experiences and tips for finding vegetarian food in Japan. She discusses the difficulties with dashi and the misconception that fish is vegetarian. She recommends carrying a list of food restrictions and mentions a website and app that can help find vegetarian or vegan restaurants. Among the best options are Koya-san, Kyoto, Tokyo, Shibuya, Hiroshima, and Miyajima. Kanji for vegetarian travelers and tips for avoiding non-vegetarian foods are also discussed. Additionally, the challenges faced by vegetarians with food allergies are addressed.

Kristen, a passionate advocate for financial independence, finds community and purpose in her journey, while Donna navigates her unique experiences on the path to financial freedom. The conversation delves into what retirement means today, focusing on transitions to purposeful living rather than just ceasing work. Listeners hear engaging stories about overcoming financial missteps, including misguided stock purchases and humorous timeshare regrets. This lively discussion underscores the importance of community support, personal growth, and learning from mistakes.

Join Sonja, the yacht-hosting socialite, Kristen, the neon party organizer, and Kelly, the unpredictably entertaining figure, as they light up the discussion. They hilariously reminisce about their chaotic getaway in St. Bart's, filled with morning madness and yacht antics. As they dive into themes of friendship and authenticity, laughter ensues over the highs and lows of a neon-themed gathering. Expect playful critiques, personal anecdotes, and chaotic dinner dynamics that reveal the complexities of relationships in their vibrant world.

Kelly spills the tea on her tensions with Kristen, accusing her of being a 'host' and adding some sizzle to the drama. Luann dives into a heated discussion about access to NY Rangers games, leaving everyone on edge. The episode captures the chaotic yet entertaining dynamics of the cast, peppered with humor and personal revelations about friendships and rivalries. Amidst the laughter, deep insights about communication and social hierarchy emerge, making for a compelling listen.

Gabe Perez, a former corporate employee turned entrepreneur, and Kristen, a professional returning to work to manage their new family business, discuss their journey to acquiring a $4 million cold storage manufacturer. They reveal how they balance family life with business challenges, emphasizing the importance of communication and teamwork. Gabe shares insights on securing lender confidence despite the business's cyclicality, while Kristen talks about the emotional toll of entrepreneurship and their goal to create a supportive workplace for their family.

Join Jax, Brittany, Kristen, and Jesse for a wild ride through the latest season of 'The Valley.' Jax's signature antics might have him stuck in a never-ending adolescence, while Brittany contemplates her fashion choices amidst her tumultuous relationship with Jax. Jesse continues to steal the spotlight as Bravo's ultimate villain. As friends navigate secrets and tensions, their chaotic dynamics lead to explosive confrontations, hilarious mishaps, and profound reflections on personal growth—all set against the backdrop of reality TV madness!

Ikram and Kristen, two social types, discuss the pain and suffering of the social instinct. They touch on the dangers of the social space, the naivety of social-blinds, tearing others down for personal gain, projecting inner identities onto the world, dysfunctional social sabotage, and the healing power of connection. They also explore personal encounters with social wounding and owning one's social danger and obsessions.

Kristen, a knowledgeable sex educator, returns to discuss a range of sizzling topics. She dives into exploring desires, sharing tips on pegging and fisting, emphasizing the importance of communication and trust. Kristen addresses listeners' curious queries about pregnancy fetishes and navigating trauma in relationships. The conversation is sprinkled with humor and personal anecdotes, making it both informative and entertaining. Expect juicy insights into intimacy, body positivity, and celebrating diverse sexual orientations!