In this episode Laura reviews Robyn Crawfords book A Song For You about Whitney Houston. What can we all learn from their friendship?

Laura is back talking about some of the hot topics, how you can have a HOT GIRL summer even if you are in a relationship, and POSE!

This episode is all about Labels!!  Stud...Femme.. Pillow Princess..Touch Me Not's (yes we go there)... are just a few of the labels used in the lesbian community. Laura and Victoria first dissect some of the stereotypes attached to being Femmes and then KB joins the conversation at (56:13) to discuss what comes along with being a Stud. Can labels be detrimental or do they empower you?

*Leaving Neverland, R.Kelly, and Tristan Thompson's neighborhood eggplant. 

*New podcast updates and how to stay authentic while being creative. 

*Storytime with Laura ..we unpack Beauty and the Beast..was the beast a problematic af or a changed man?

Have you ever dreamed of a career in wine? Tanisha of Girl Meets Glass made that dream a reality. After attending several wine festivals and events in the states, Tanisha decided that she wanted to learn more. This started her journey which would eventually lead her to packing her bags and moving to Paris. She now has several wine certifications and is a French wine scholar.

Yasmine of DarkerBerrie.com is a Benin born and DC raised fashion, beauty, and lifestyle blogger that creates content for urban millennials. In this episode we discuss how she balances being a Property Manager by day, blogging, exercising, hosting events, and keeping f*ckboys out of her DM's.

We hear all the time that some of our favorite artists and celebs have been CANCELLED. Who are you putting on time out for the new year and who needs to get off probation? Laura talks about some of your problematic faves like Kanye, the King(s) of R&B and more!

SOL is a Non-Binary Drag Queen From New York City. We discuss being a queer creative of color, what inspired SOL to do drag, and how to live your life fearlessly and unapologetically.

In this episode, I interview founder and CEO of Distinctly Creative Morgan Davis. Entrepreneurship and the arts have been a large part of Morgan’s life. As a proud fashion design graduate of Howard University, Morgan constantly strives to provide innovative ways to help creative entrepreneurs succeed professionally -- especially those within the black community because representation matters.

My girls Yasmine and Victoria join me for a chat about the Netflix special Nappily Ever After. We discuss the movie, natural hair, dating, and more!