In this episode, Charisma and Christian are joined by Paul Majewski, Christian's Dad, for a round table about his visit to California as a marijuana and pizza connoisseur. Listen as they discuss Brooklyn, Italian food, how to survive in a marriage and getting stranded in airports. We also finally have merch for sale! Visit theoppositesexshow.com/shop to purchase some holiday gifts. Supplies are limited, so act fast!

In this episode, Charisma and Christian are joined by actor, producer and LGBTQ activist Moira McFadden to discuss the complexities on identifying as non-binary. Moira shares their story about how they discovered they were gender fluid and what it means for their acting career and their life in general. Listen as we discuss the need for education and awareness about non-binary lifestyles, the laws around gender fluidity in the workplace and public places and acceptance on adopting the use of they, them, their. 

Moira is a proud supporter of Free2Luv.org, an empowerment nonprofit that supports, uplifts, and empowers LGBTQ youth. You can watch Moira’s ‘I Define Me’ moment there.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian are joined by writer, mother and founder of The Ronan Foundation Maya Thompson to discuss her fight against pediatric cancer. Maya shares her heartbreaking story about how she lost her son Ronan just shy of his 4th birthday to a very aggressive childhood cancer known as Neuroblastoma. Listen as we discuss how her son's diagnosis turned her world upside down, how she dealt with the pain through her blog rockstarronan.com and how that blog ultimately inspired lyrics by a song written and performed by Taylor Swift at a Stand Up To Cancer charity event. 

If you would like to donate to The Ronan Foundation please visit: ronanfoundation.org

In this episode, Charisma and Christian share an impromptu list of their favorite places in Los Angeles - from restaurants to bars, museums to outdoor activities, secret stairs to secret gardens - if you plan on visiting LA anytime soon bring this episode along. Listen as they also discuss getting stood up, anniversaries and birthdays and expectations of others.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian discuss the homeless crisis in Los Angeles, the battle for pronouns and the proper time and place to ask for a photo with a celebrity. Listen as they discuss Ben Carson and Sam Smith, Tool taking down Taylor Swift, Felicity Huffman's prison sentence and oh my, The Saturn Awards.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian discuss smoking cigarettes and the current vape culture, hearing other people have sex and if zoos and aquariums are educational. Listen as they discuss high heels, going to weddings, Charisma's fear of snakes and love for The Madonna Inn and the idea of Christian in drag.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian discuss whether or not everything is open to being made fun of under the guise of comedy, how adversity builds character and if you can truly be protected from anything that is uncomfortable or offensive. Listen as they discuss safe spaces, Dave Chapelle, freedom of expression and the road to totalitarianism.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian discuss their take on using dating apps while not looking for anything serious, how that affects the person you go on a date with and if its ok or not if you're being honest about your intentions. Listen as they also discuss International Dog Day, The Angels Share of whiskey, KISS songs and fan feedback.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian discuss the genius and arrogance of Quentin Tarantino, the world he creates in his films and the history he rewrites. Listen as they also discuss being friends with an ex, traveling solo, the parallels between Uma Thurman and Margot Robbie and their thoughts on Once Upon a Time In Hollywood.

Spoiler alert: If you have not seen Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, and plan to you may want to wait to listen to this episode.

In this episode, Charisma and Christian are joined by singer, songwriter and producer Esthero to discuss her storied music career, her love (and disdain) for roller skating rinks and how Spotify has changed the way she produces and distributes her music.

We also forgot to ask the Toronto native the origin of her name. So, according to wikipedia, here it is: Esthero is a portmanteau of "Esther the hero"; she claims to have gotten the name by combining the name of the heroine (Esther) and last line ("If I am to be the hero, then I cannot fly from darkness") of the movie from Sylvia Plath's novel, The Bell Jar. Esthero's sound characteristically features her voice over a mix of mellow bass lines, jazzy trumpets, Spanish guitar and hip-hop. She is sometimes compared to artists Björk, Portishead, Billie Holiday, and Sade. She has co-produced the majority of the material she performed. Later female artists who count Esthero among their influences include Res, Fergie and fellow Canadian Nelly Furtado.

You can find Esthero's music on iTunes or at esthero.net Also Follow her on Instagram: @peachcup