There's this trend online currently where people compile a list of "propaganda they won't fall for" which could be anything that they don't like from oat milk to chatgpt. In this episode, Jacquelyn participates in the trend by talking about various trends, ideas, and things that she doesn't like and explains why it's "propaganda" that she won't be falling for anytime soon.

Should we adhere to a super duper strict routine or should we just go with the flow man? Jacquelyn discusses the pros and cons to routines, how she *attempts* to build better habits in her life, and reminds us all once again that it's all about balance!

Manifestation - what a pop culture buzzword this has become. In this episode, Jacquelyn talks about manifestation and the law of attraction: what they are, how people apply these topics to their life, and underlying logic behind these topics. While she's got a lot of beef with the idea, she also discusses the positive benefit one may receive from the practice of manifestation.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and something that has significantly improved Jacquelyn's mental health is journaling. In this episode, she talks about the benefits of journal, different ways you can journal, and more.

We've all been told at least once that our 20's will be the best years of our life, but is that really the case? Do we just sugar coat the past in nostalgia rather than seeing it for what it is? Jacquelyn talks about the romanticization of life, declinism, the fading affect bias, and more.

We are faced with many decisions in our lives. How does one make the "right" decision? Are there good or bad decisions? Is making no decision a decision within itself? In this episode, Jacquelyn talks about the trolley problem, the butterfly effect, and the consequences of our everyday actions.

People love to talk about them, many people are in them, and yet - it seems most people don't know how to define a situationship. Jacquelyn attempts to define a situationship, hypothesizes why they are so common, and asks the question: is there anything positive about this type of relationship?

Parasocial relationships are arguably not talked about often, and yet they are very prevalent in the digital age. Jacquelyn explains what they are, the different types of parasocial relationships, how they have changed with the rise of social media, and more.