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We’re BACK from our much-needed break and have so much to catch up on!
On this week’s episode, Remi takes us through her very affirming psychic reading and how she almost didn’t ask Alisha to be her maid of honor (drama, we know). Alisha opens up about her ADHD struggles and Onyx Storm excitement, while we demand a January do-over. We’re also pulling back the curtain on how creators actually make their money and diving into the wild trend of guys giving themselves vasectomies (because… why?!) And of course, we’re asking the real questions—should Remi’s bachelorette theme be Brides & Botox?! Oh, and don’t worry, we’re also making space for labia puffs in 2025. Buckle up, it’s a good one!
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LOS ANGELES FIRE RELIEF
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation: Addresses needs and equipment that firefighters need in real time.https://supportlafd.org/
California Community Foundation: Manages both short and long term recovery for those displaced and effected by the wildfires.https://www.calfund.org/
California Fire Foundation: Coordinates with local fire departments and organizations to provide financial relief to impacted residents.https://www.cafirefoundation.org/
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank: Accepting both food contributions and volunteers at multiple locations. https://www.lafoodbank.org/
LA Works: Focuses on mobilizing volunteers to disaster affected areas. https://www.laworks.com/
The League of California Community Foundations: A coalition of California nonprofits coordinating relief efforts, including rebuilding homes and dealing with the mental health impacts of the disaster. https://lccf.org/
NORTH CAROLINA DISASTER RELIEF
Samaritan’s Purse: The organization is mobilizing staff and equipment and enlisting volunteers to provide emergency aid out west. They often stay behind afterward to rebuild or restore houses for displaced families. https://www.samaritanspurse.org/article/pray-for-those-in-helenes-path/
American Red Cross: The American Red Cross is on the ground helping people who have been impacted in Western North Carolina. Visit their site to find a shelter or make a donation. You can also call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or text “Helene” to 90999 to request assistance anytime.
https://www.redcross.org/local/north-carolina.html
North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund: Donations go to nonprofits working to meet the immediate needs of Hurricane Helene victims in the state, such as food and water, cleaning supplies and other emergency supplies. All donations will directly support disaster relief. Learn more about the fund.
MAUI FIRE RELIEF
Maui United Way: Maui fire relief fund that will go directly to support Maui fire victims.
https://ignite.stratuslive.com/auw/get-involved/donate/mauirelief
The Salvation Army: Providing food and resources to those in need, The Salvation Army is accepting Maui donations on its Hawaiʻi site, hawaii.salvationarmy.org.
Hawaiʻi Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/donate/to/donation-to3.html/?alloy_redirect=eyJ2IjoxLCJhZCI6IjU5NTg1MjowOjB8MCw1OTU4NTI6MDowfDIsNTk1ODUyOjA6MHwxIn0%3D
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