Coffee Talk With Ian & Ivy

For their fifth episode, Ian & Ivy continue with their first monthly themed topic: the health industry. The pair delve into the increasing over-prescription of opioid drugs, the stats behind this epidemic, and what steps you can take to stop it. Next up, the pair discuss a brand-new requirement for Chicago high school students to receive their high school diploma. Then, both contemplate if science and religion are compatible, concluding the episode.  Use #CoffeeTalk for comments and ask the pair some questions using #AskIanIvy for their advice segment at the end of the month. Like our brand-new Facebook Page for show notes in the "Notes" tab (www.facebook.com/coffeewianivy/). If you can condense what you got in 140 characters, tweet us @coffeewianivy. We want to hear your thoughts on any of the topics we’ve discussed! Thank you so much for listening!  Segments in this episode: HEADLINES & QUESTIONS WITHOUT ANSWERS

For their fourth episode, Ian & Ivy continue with their first monthly themed topic: the health industry.  The pair delve into the rising costs in the U.S. health industry, with specific examples of outrageous costs for people just like you, comparisons with other countries, and how we could possibly make a change. Next up, the pair discuss rumors about the upcoming iPhone 8. Then, both contemplate if progress exists in philosophy, concluding the episode.  Use #CoffeeTalk for comments and ask the pair some questions using #AskIanIvy for their advice segment at the end of the month. Like our brand-new Facebook Page for show notes in the "Notes" tab (www.facebook.com/coffeewianivy/). If you can condense what you got in 140 characters, tweet us @coffeewianivy. We want to hear your thoughts on any of the topics we’ve discussed! Thank you so much for listening!  Segments in this episode: HEADLINES & QUESTIONS WITHOUT ANSWERS

For their third episode, Ian & Ivy introduce their first monthly themed topic: the health industry.  The pair delve into tech tattoos, the specific technology behind them, their purpose, and their implications on daily life. Next up, the pair discuss a game they both watched a playthrough of (What Remains of Edith Finch), finding it compelling, raising a lot of questions about memories, family, and life in general. After discussions about multiple & parallel universes, a photo “ransom” from Photobucket, and a fun dystopian book Ivy read junior year, both contemplate what they would do if our reality turned out to be a simulation.  Use #CoffeeTalk for comments and ask the pair some questions using #AskIanIvy for their advice segment at the end of the month. Like our brand-new Facebook Page for show notes in the "Notes" tab (www.facebook.com/coffeewianivy/). If you can condense what you got in 140 characters, tweet us @coffeewianivy. We want to hear your thoughts on any of the topics we’ve dis

[TRIGGER WARNING] for topics regarding abuse, suicide, self-harm, and other topics surrounding these. These discussions are within our anime shows segments (OTAKU CORNER) and that STARTS at the 1 HOUR, 18 MINUTES mark. It ENDS at 1 HOUR, 40 MINUTES mark. If you don't believe you are comfortable listening to topics like these, please refrain from listening then. We want to let all of our listeners know that there are so many resources out there for you if you are struggling, there are people willing and wanting to help, and that you are not alone.  Resources are below if you are struggling or if you know someone who is struggling:  •Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, available 24/7: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)  •Colorado Crisis Services website: http://coloradocrisisservices.org/  •Colorado Crisis Services lifeline, available 24/7/365: 1-844-493-TALK(8255) ---  For their second episode, Ian & Ivy dive a little deeper into their introductions, make important announcements and

(Full show notes w/links moved to our Facebook page @coffeewianivy) For their debut episode, Ian & Ivy introduce themselves and the podcast, including their shared and differing interests, and our continuing segments. The pair delve into their expectations of college and their fears about certain aspects. Next up, Ian brings up Decision Fatigue, something he and perhaps you have experienced.  For Ivy’s topic, she brings up the struggles of being an introvert and finding the balance between alone time and social interactions. After discussions about Georgia Tech's FIDO Project, Wonder Woman, and two books, both contemplate if souls are real and if they’re what differentiates humans from A.I., concluding the debut episode.  The pair also had some trouble deciding on a good hashtag, but finally decided on #CoffeeTalk for comments and reserving #AskIanIvy for their advice segment.  Like our brand-new Facebook Page for show notes in the "Notes" tab (https://www.facebook.com/coffeewianivy/). If y