Dating in your 20s can be difficult, especially during a pandemic! In this series the Sherrod kids explain their experiences in the ever evolving dating world and offer their opinions on what they’ve learned from their past relationships. In this episode, Brandon explains why he thinks that labels in dating aren’t as important as some people think. Let us know if you agree with this 4 Sher!

Fashion trends come and go. Some are timeless and others highlight how unfortunate the times were. In this segment, Chelsea, Chayla and Chynna respond to Brandon’s questions with either Look or Cook. Let us know what you think on Instagram @4SherPodcast!

Everyone has a SIGNATURE piece. It could be that Birkin bag, a Ferragamo belt or a bucket hat, but which item sets you apart from the rest of the population? The Sherrod kids discuss their dopest pieces and how they incorporate them (or let them collect dust) on a daily basis.

We all have that one “go-to” brand where we get our basics and signature pieces. In this episode the Sherrods talk about the best cost affordable fashion and how to make environmentally conscious decisions when purchasing. What are your 4Sher brands? Let us know and leave us a review if you dig the vibes!

Do you know the proper etiquette when going to an all-white? If not, look no further as we explain how to look good for these unique events. Chynna explains the importance of “fit” and Brandon shares his favorite trends that women wear. Tell us you Fashion 4 Sher!

Hallelujah and Happy Monday! In this episode the Sherrod’s discuss Church Fashion, What NOT to wear and how it has adapted over time. Be blessed! Tell us your Church Fashion 4 Sher!

In this episode the Sherrod kids discuss their struggles with food allergies and Chelsea tells us about the time she discovered that shellfish just wasn’t for her!

Do first generation success stories and students face pressure to provide economic support for their families? Chelsea explores the issues of the “black tax” (income that black professionals give their families to support them) and the expectations that arise once an individual hustles and sees a pathway towards financial success. Let us know if you’re 4 Sher!

Does the Hustle Culture negatively impact one’s self-worth? Chynna debates whether Americans have placed the entirety of their self worth in their job titles. Should we focus on what we’re doing or on how we’re doing it? Are we truly appreciating our essential workers? Let us know if you’re 4 Sher!

Does the hustle culture work in conjunction with Self Care? Chayla presents a case for the idea that “hustling” can be detrimental to one’s health (both physically and mentally) especially when uncontrollable factors are thrown into the mix. Are people of color disproportionately affected? Can we reverse this American mindset? Or are we all just doing the most? Let us know if you agree with this 4 Sher!