Summary
In this episode, Ilissa and Jessica reflect on their break from recording and the miracles they notice in everyday life. They discuss their first impressions of the movie Wicked, exploring themes of colorism, racism, and the dynamics between the characters Elphaba and Glinda. The conversation delves into the impact of parental wounds, the quest for acceptance, and the complexities of friendship and jealousy. They also touch on the consequences of living a lie and the journey of finding one's power and identity, culminating in a discussion about the song 'Defying Gravity' as a manifestation tool. In this engaging conversation, Jessica and Ilissa explore themes of self-empowerment, creativity, and the importance of community. They discuss the need for individuals to take charge of their own narratives, the significance of self-discovery, and the power of manifestation. The conversation also delves into the healing properties of herbs, particularly rosemary, and the witchy themes present in the movie 'Wicked'. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they encourage listeners to embrace their true selves and create the lives they desire.

Chapters
03:07 I am: The Transition to Wicked
05:41 Exploring the Themes of Wicked
08:40 Character Dynamics and Relationships
11:39 Understanding Elphaba's Struggles
14:37 The Impact of Colorism and Racism
17:35 Mother and Father Wounds
20:37 The Cycle of Lies and Consequences
23:35 The Complexity of Friendship
26:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
30:25 Exploring Identity and Colorism
31:43 Exploitation and Friendship Dynamics
34:16 The Importance of Self-Discovery
35:43 I Said What I Said: Manifestation Through Music
37:21 Defying Societal Expectations
39:37 The Power of Choice and Freedom
39:46 Awakening to Personal Power
43:23 Breaking Free from Limitations
47:44 Embracing Individuality and Truth
54:13 Using Music as a Manifestation Tool
56:20 I've Got and Herb for That: Exploring the Benefits of Rosemary
01:05:59 Witchy Shit: Witchy Themes in Wicked
01:19:22 Elphaba's Journey and Self-Discovery