This episode is brought to you by Swanson Health. Shop Swanson Vitamins today. Use promo code INTER20 for 20% off on swanson.com. On this episode, we talk about one of the roots of racial injustice. As we all know, Black Lives Matter. That should be a given. Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Are companies genuinely rooting for Black Lives Matter or is the template "we support racial justice" a marketing technique? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

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This episode is brought to you by Swanson Health. Shop Swanson Vitamins today. Use promo code INTER20 for 20% off on swanson.com. On this episode, we talk about how we've been managing our health through Swanson Vitamin products. Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Are you interested in Swanson Vitamins to help boost your overall health? Check out swanson.com and use promo code INTER20 for 20% off. Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 17: Mental Health Check

This episode is brought to you by Swanson Health. Shop Swanson Vitamins today. Use promo code INTER20 for 20% off on swanson.com. On this episode, we talk about first day of work jitters, how to plan for the first ninety days, and how to resolve workplace conflict in professional yet assertive ways. Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Are you the type that can socialize easily throughout the office or are you more reserve? Do you refer to your higher-ups when dealing with difficult leadership? How have you been able to connect with your office virtually? What is your 30-60-90 template? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 16: Workplace Conflict and How to Exceed Expectations

On this episode, we explore the absolute proven benefits of letting your kids watch YouTube. If YouTube ever had you weary, at the very least allow your kids twenty minutes a day of Kids Learning Tube and thank us later! Punch that subscribe button on the Kids Learning Tube Channel, find more interactive content on the Apple and Android app, shop merchandise, and become a patreon! It's for the kids! Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Do you think YouTube is helpful or harmful to a child's development? Does YouTube's compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule provide some reassurance that better-filtered content is being pushed out? Which electronic platforms do your kids thrive off of educationally? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 15: Matthew and Kids Learning Tube

Due to technical difficulties, this episode is a little wacky but we laugh and overcome! Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Does quality of acting have an impact on your commitment to a show? Check out our latest IG post and comment which shows you've been watching! Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 14: What Are You Binging?

We want to thank essential workers for their service in the current climate. Let us speak into existence that we will recover from this unprecedented time! Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Have you had to adjust to #workfromhome? Do you know anyone affected by COVID-19? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 13: Quarantine and Black Love

 The New York Times detailed the oppressed struggles of today's Catholic priests but is the entire subject an oxymoron? Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam. Tell us: Should the Catholic Church evolve into social issues happening in today's world? Is your interest piqued by priests struggling with homosexuality? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 12: The Priesthood

An Alabama mother was under legal scrutiny when she was shot in the stomach, suffering the loss of her unborn baby and you won't believe why. Featuring Rebekah and Sarah. Tell us: Does pro choice apply to trials involving the violent, accidental death of fetuses? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 11: The Case of Marshae Jones

He's worked with Bon Iver, The Weeknd, Future and Young Thug. We discuss music, music software, and the music industry with Minnesota-based producer Psymun. Plus check out his handiwork on upcoming Velvet Negroni, Dua Saleh, and Dizzy Fae projets. And keep yourself posted on Psymun's solo projects on https://psymun.bandcamp.com/. Featuring Sarah and Miriam. Tell us: Is it possible to thrive financially in the music industry without submitting to trends? Which one song do you think is timeless? Who is your favorite local Florida rapper? Do you think DJ Khaled is a hypocrite for challenger Tyler, the Creator? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 10: Psymun

There are a plethora of spoilers in this episode of Internal Conflicts as we break down season five, episode one of "Black Mirror." Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam. Tell us: Which themes do you think Charlie Brooker was trying to convey in "Striking Vipers?" Does society make homosexual black men uncomfortable for being homosexual? Do you consider porn a form of infidelity? Is there a template for a good marriage or is marriage "to each its own?" Would this episode be less envelope-pushing if the characters were both female? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 9: Black Mirror Season 5

Lawmakers' new abortion laws incite our nation's defense on choice. We react to North Carolina's long withstanding consent laws and how it has everything to do with our new abortion laws. Featuring Rebekah and Sarah. We wanna know: In some cases, do you think the government could be essentially forcing women to become single mothers? Should women simply become more intuitive about who they engage in intercourse with? Do you think the government should be concerned about the long term economical impact of oppressing abortion? Is America becoming less progressive? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 8: Yes Means Yes

Yale University researchers may have discovered a method to raise the dead, James Madison High School shows poorly-dressed parents the door at pickup, and a D.C. resident angrily suggests Howard University relocate so he can walk his dog. Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel. Tell us: Would experimenting with raising the dead be unethical and cruel for those who have already passed? Should parents be able to pick their children up in the comfort of their preferred wardrobe? Is the conversation about Howard University and surrounding residents a gentrification issue or a race issue? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 7: Class of 2019

Former Naval Flight Officer and Corporate Executive Linda Maloney joins us to discuss her company Women Veteran Network. We also talk military career, transitioning from military to civilian, and balancing work with life. Check Women Veteran Speakers out for your next coaching or training event.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam.   We wanna know: Have our veteran listeners transitioned their military skill to a civilian career seamlessly? How do our mother listeners balance work life with personal life? Have our military listeners considered encouraging their children to enlist in the military? What about our civilian listeners? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 6: Linda Maloney and Women Veteran Speakers

Kodak Black's comments as of late, the responsibility that comes with a celebrity's platform, when to broadcast good deeds, and how to politely let garrulous passengers know when the conversation is enough.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel.   We wanna know: Is Kodak Black's comments offensive or just inappropriate? Should Young M.A have been defended alongside Kodak Black's comment about Lauren London? Do celebrities have a responsibility to influence the public in an ethical way? How do you politely tell talkative airplane passengers, taxi drivers, etc. that the conversation is enough? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 5: The Talk-Too-Much Age

Why we should or should not care about Varsity Blues, Rebekah's interpretation and endorsement of "Us" movie, the obligation to share your "body count" with your partner, and Rachel's disappointment with being called confrontational.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel.   We wanna know: Does the Varsity Blues scandal have an impact on you? What do you think the rabbits represent in "Us?" First of all-- have you seen "Us?" When asked, do you share the details of your sexual history with your partner? What is a less offputting way to describe a woman's passionate demeanor? Follow us @internalconflictspodcast and let us know!

Ep 4: White Collar Crimes and Body Counts

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