In this podcast episode Soncerae talk about Oprah Winfrey & Gabrielle Union. Oprah recently stated that absent fathers in the black community are a lie. Gabrielle Union spoke about going 50/50 financially in her marriage to D.Wade.

In this episode, we dive into the controversial topic of whether African American women should consider incorporating a modern-day bride price into their wedding traditions. A bride price, also known as lobola, is a longstanding cultural practice in many African societies where the groom's family presents gifts or money to the bride's family as a way to show respect and gratitude for allowing them to marry their daughter.But with the changing times, some people argue that the practice of a bride price has become outdated and reinforces patriarchal norms, while others see it as a way to honor cultural traditions and promote gender equality. In the African American context, some argue that a modern-day bride price could be a way to shift the power dynamic in relationships and create a more equitable partnership between the bride and groom.

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the topic of touch starvation, a condition that has become increasingly prevalent in our modern world. We explore the impact of touch deprivation on our emotional and physical well-being, and how it affects our relationships with others.