Note: This episode contains candid discussions on disability, co-habitation, and menstruation, which may be triggering for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.
In a season dedicated to fostering meaningful connections, She-Hulk’s profound insights take center stage as she shares her journey of growth and discovery. As an acclaimed guest on the show, her perspective on living with three men candidly explores the dynamics of diverse relationships and shared living spaces, and her authentic reflections provide a glimpse into a world of love, laughter, and challenges.
Cavey’s questions delve into crucial topics, encouraging inclusivity, educating on co-habitation dynamics, and empowering listeners with knowledge about the menstrual cycle. She-Hulk’s wisdom and expressiveness offer valuable insights into the human experience, fostering empathy and understanding. With grace and knowledge, she illuminates the topic of menstruation, encouraging open dialogue and understanding about this natural process.
In a poignant moment, Cavey presents She-Hulk with a thought-provoking question “What would you say to God if you had the divine’s ear?”, and her heartfelt response leaves listeners contemplating life’s profound questions. Throughout the episode, She-Hulk’s expressiveness creates an engaging and captivating atmosphere, making this conversation one you won’t want to miss.
Transcription.
“Feeling is everything tbvh – just take a note from Tuff, from Daredevil. When you push the boundaries of the human capabilities, you’ll be surprised what we can be capable of”. – 11:38
“Very often we deal with the world through lenses tainted with bias, and just by design, the eyes are the first thing that feed our biases; We let our eyes do a lot of thinking for us“. – 13:28
“I would like to say I go out for my friends, I just want to be sure they are okay”. – 17:45
“I’m not opening doors because I think you’re weaker, or I’m trying to be chivalrous. I just want to watch your hips sway” – 23:14
“What ignoring does is allows for silence to fester, makes conversations harder, and until something (that’s bothersome) has been addressed, it taints everything else”. – 32:25
“On periods, both men and women need to do better. Just because something is not your experience doesn’t make it any less valid. Some more empathy would make a world of difference”. – 45:15
References
The (Un)Importance Of Sight, as portrayed on ‘See’.
Eyowo: The One Bank For Everything Money
You can send me a voice message, I know I’d like that.
Naked & Baked 