15 Good Minutes

To celebrate all the wonderful people and events who personify Black Greatness in our history, today we connect with one of our listeners, Bill from the Bx, for a game a Black Jeopardy.  To say that one of our teammates is a bit competitive would be a huge understatement.  Listen in!  And, when you're ready to play the game, you can find it online at:  https://jeopardylabs.com/play/black-history-everyday

On this episode we're talking about the movie "Malcom & Marie".  Have you seen it?  Did you enjoy it?  If so, why -- if not, why not?  Weigh in on either of our social media platforms and let us know!

With Valentine's day this weekend, we discuss whether or not it merits 'holiday' status, and -- do you celebrate it?

In the wake of the Chloe Bailey Internet backlash story, we talk about whether or not Black women are routinely body shamed -- and, who's doing it?  Are women hating on other women - or, is it due to a misogynistic culture?  Here's a hint - we have difference of opinion.  Your Thoughts? 

Today we discuss the 5 Love Languages, as detailed in the book of the same title, by Gary Chapman. https://www.amazon.com/Love-Languages-Secret-that-Lasts/dp/080241270X which was originally published in 1992.

What's your love language -- with regard to what you like, and what you don't?  And, are you in tune with your partner's love language?

What happens when you're interested in striking a relationship w/someone, but that someone isn't interested in you; they're interested in your friend?  Do you give a nod of approval?  Do you sulk?  Do you feel slighted?  Are there rules, codes, and assumptions that need tending to?  Let's talk about it.

Today we debate a line of thinking which was presented by someone on Twitter, who presents his opinions as his own.  In particular - we talk about whether or not being a strong, independent, successful woman is frowned upon by men.   You can catch the original Twitter thread at: https://twitter.com/Shadaya_Knight/status/1344412043907051522  

Trump supporters/extremists/domestic terrorists easily took over the United States Capitol, this past Wednesday.  We have some thoughts on it.

We're back and better than ever -- Season Four is here!  Happy New Year!

The Vaccine is here.  There are pros/cons about taking it - but there are also facts, rumors, guesses, and inaccurate information on the wire.  Here's the officially link from the CDC (facts) about the Covid19 Vaccine:  https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/vaccine-benefits/facts.html  Are you educated on the facts?  If so - will you take the vaccine?