Do you watch Insecure on HBO? What do you think about the relationship between Issa and Molly? Are you Team Lawrence? What do are your thoughts about the realness and blackness of the show? Was Molly wrong at the end of Season 4? 5 or 15 months later, here we are, finally discussing Insecure. But hey, we had to wait how long for Season 4? Do we even know when Season 5 will be? Leave us alone. Share your thoughts on Insecure with us on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly.

Do you think any of us can "arrive" at freedom? How would you define freedom? Do you take other people's freedom's personally? Do people attack you for the freedoms you accord yourself? This week we talk about Freedom, in all realms. Can you believe this is our 50th episode???? Thank you so much for your continued support! Celebrate our 50th episode (and the end of Season 1!) with us by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts and sharing us on your social media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly.
Cass discusses the cost of her freedoms. Nessa talks fear of freedom. And Dassa dives into how we Free our minds. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

What's the difference between loving someone and being in love? Do you remember the first time you fell in love? How do you know you're in love with someone? How do you know someone is in love with you? Do you believe in love at first sight? Is being in love supposed to be easy or difficult? This week is all about Nessa's favorite topic, LOVE! Share your love story with us on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly.
Cass only wants to go up on the rollercoaster of love and fly away, no dips or valleys for her. Don't even ask Nessa, she won't go on a double date with you and your PDA-loving boo. Dassa shares her modern storybook love story . Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

What was your longest commitment? How do you make yourself stick to a commitment? Have you ever asked for commitment in an area where you're not willing to return the commitment? How much thinking do you do before you commit to something? How long is too long? How does it affect you when you break a commitment? This episode was healing, a lot of different views, but connected at the core. Commitment is about values.
If you ask Cass, she only commits to the present, don't ask her to make any promises. This might be the softest Nessa you've head on this podcast so far (we're slowly wearing her out). Dassa sees the value of commitments, just don't ask her to put it on paper. Let's talk about our commitment issues on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

When did you first become aware of classism? How has classism affected your life? How do you understand where you are on the class spectrum? Has that understanding changed for you? This week, we're discussing yet another "ism". Let's talk Designer on Social media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Nessa had a lesson in humility early on. Cass experiences the elasticity of her class outside of the United States. Dassa has some questions for banks. Music by Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic) and Sarel (@sare_youniverse).

Is Friendzoning a thing? Have you ever been friendzoned? Have you ever friendzoned somebody and then unfriendzoned them and then refriendzoned them after realizing "It" wasn’t it? Have you ever friendzoned somebody because you thought they were going to friendzone you but you friendzoned them first? This episode was one of those where we set up a bunch of questions that we completely ignored. Tell us all about your curving methods on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly.
Cass aka Miss Snip-Snip does not want to hear your declarations of love. Nessa wants to be your friend first but you should know that she likes you and you're supposed to stay faithful until she figures out whether she wants you or not. And she sees nothing wrong with that. Make it make sense, listeners. (Confession, this was a team-up on Nessa episode :D) And Dassa menm menm lan, her and her concept of friendship belong to a whole different planet. Music by Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic) and Sarel (@sarelyouniverse).

What's the weirdest colorist compliment you've ever received? How did colorism affect your childhood? How has colorism influenced your dating life? Is colorism a deal-breaker for you the same way racism is? How does colorism affect men? This week, we get into how colorism is the gift of oppression that keeps on giving. We even discuss those fun little compliments people love to pat themselves on the back for giving to dark fat people. Also, we're not your desserts. That sh!t is weird. Anyway, come share your side-eye stories with us on social media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Dassa tells the tale of her first and last visit to Sephora, Nessa shares the unsolicited makeup tips she's received from colorists, and Cass eats. You'll get this one when you listen. Music by Sarel (@sarek_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

Do you discuss gender roles on your dates and your "prenup"? How do you feel about educating young women to follow gender roles? What would be the optimal way for you to divide labor in your relationships? If the generally considered roles were reversed, would you have a problem with gender roles? This week, we discuss how we organize our lives with partners, regardless of gender. Got thoughts? Hit us up on social media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly.
Cass will return you to sender if you don't cook up to her standards, Nessa wishes she had gotten some stuff in writing before her wedding day, and Dassa is tired of toxic masculinity showing up in relationships with non-men. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

How did you grow up thinking about your sexuality? Have you explored outside of your original understanding of your sexuality? How would you react if your partner's understanding of their own sexuality started to expand? Does not wanting to be in a relationship with a woman have anything to do with their ability (or inability) to provide in the way that some men can (esp. given this messed up system in which we exist)? Believe it or not, this episode was actually Nessa's idea. She's been thinking thoughts. Come tell us how (un)surprised you are on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Dassa is open to provide a public service, listen to find out what it is. Nessa is more than convinced that she's straight after this conversation. Cass's player move is to ask her mom for sweets for you. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).

What does it mean to empower women? What is the relationship between controlling (black) women's behavior because of "morality" and men's dedication to maintaining the global wealth gap between the sexes? How can we learn to embrace women who are open to their sexuality? Why do we make such a big deal out of "cursing" and "bad words"? This week, we talk about power, and how those in power never peacefully step away or share it. They are dedicated to maintaining their power at all costs, deny the fact that we have any power of our own, and will convince (some of) us it's for our own good. As always, our conversations about pop culture are about the big patterns in our society: sexism, racism, misogyny, oppression etc.. There's a tiny interlude where Cass just had a tipsy/munchies moment and we went down a Haitian food rabbit-hole, stick with us though, it was fun. Better yet, send us recipes on social media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Cass shares a recipe for marinad, Dassa is revenge-streaming WAP for the rest of the month, and Nessa's trying to spell her name on somebody's son. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).