#AndFriends w/ J'na Jefferson

We're back! Sorry about that wait, y'all. J'na sits down with PMG Radio's Payso and music journalist Kai Miller to discuss Joe Budden's polarizing tweet about women hip-hop writers. They also talk about Roseanne Barr, Pusha T vs. Drake and Childish Gambino.

This week, J'na and the ICN's Editor-In-Chief Letty DeShon discuss the trying week for problematic black men in the entertainment industry, including (but not limited to) Bill Cosby and Kanye West. Additionally, they discuss Letty's networking event/service 'Who Did You Meet,' as well as the difference between good and bad dry humor in television.

This time around, J'na and her guest host DJ Dullay talk about the art of DJ'ing, the emergence and problem with aux cord DJ's, scratching and more. Additionally, they talk about #Beychella, Diplo's genius, the 90's and the world famous Rider University Pub.

J'na and blogger Rakiya George of RakiyaG.com discuss her lifestyle blog, the pitfalls of social media self-promotion for writers and journalists, the science behind cilantro's taste, Omarosa and much more.

J'na chats with the Founder/Creator (and her sometimes producer) Wize Grazette about the formation and successes of The Indie Creative Network. Additionally, they discuss Bruno Mars' cultural appreciation, moms being the best people in the world and ponder...is sweet potato pie actually nasty?

J'na is joined by the cast and creative team of the webseries 'Complexities,' where they discuss the second season of their show. They also talk about bringing back shows from the 90's, and 'Black Panther' becoming a TV series(?). Brace yourselves- the guests also take part in one of the most polarizing "Unpopular Opinions" sessions ever.

J'na and actor Dan English (who will be starring in an Off-Broadway show, currntly in pre-production) discuss the ins and outs of the NYC acting world. The duo also discusses some Oscar-nominated films, Fergie's horrific version of the national anthem, and their days as classmates in their New Jersey hometown ("Go Rockets").

This episode is all about love! J'na talks with millennial empowerment coach and self-love activist, Kelley Green. They talk about the importance of the journey of self-love and happiness, their celebrity crushes (J'na has a weird one), and much more!

To gear up for Super Bowl LII, J'na and Bleacher Report's Aisha Quiñones talk SPORTS, SPORTS, SPORTS! From the USA Gymnastics scandal to #DeflateGate to King Kobe Bryant, nothing is off limits this episode! Plus, we also get to the bottom of the 2018 Grammys and discuss how and why some faves didn't win.