In This Episode:  

• Jo talks about her new merch store that's online now. 
• We learn that country songs don't translate to Canadian.
• Jo invites the girls who do stuff onto her podcast. 
• Jo talks about how she loves communicating with people in person, the podcast and TikTok are great, but she is energized by teaching and speaking to groups.
• When asked how she looks on social media, she is quick to tell people that she carries a ring light and filter everywhere she goes. Lighting makes the difference.
• Jo talks about how her school's production has asked her to be in the play for the past 20 years, but she finally said yes. She actually got a pretty major role, and she talks about how she is terrified.
• We talk about how when it comes to issues of gender, identity, and discrimination, most of the time, the unhealthy conflict comes from parents/teachers and how kid's don't struggle with it nearly as much as adults until puberty, when they start to understand they "should" have an opinion.
• Jo walks us through the life lessons of her politics 12 class experiment that feels a lot like a reality television show.

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