This weeks episode is a roller coaster ride, from veganism, discussing the light skin chronicles of DJ Envy, taking your significant others last name, raising children from a twitter n*ggas perspective, & much more!
This week the trio discusses cultural appropriation, consulting your significant other before getting a new-do, and the missing persons case of Asha Degree.
Shaking the table yet again with a discussion surrounding the likelihood of one's "hoe-ness being deleted", the complexity and disadvantages of the Black Superwoman Ideal, and opinions regarding interracial dating.
In honor of Women's History Month, we kick off this week with a discussion surrounding "feminism vs. womanism" and what that means for Black women... which circles us back around to Monique and her recent Breakfast Club interview. "Girl power" seems to remain our overarching theme as we discuss under what circumstances you would date an ex and the key steps to getting over a break up! Happy Women's History Month! We love yall forreal!
Episode 5 got lost in translation so we'll come back to it later! Skipping to episode 6, this week at the table we were in the Valentine's Day spirit. The trio discusses our love languages, crazy niggas, and why you have to say no to hood niggas.
The table discussion jumps from zodiac signs to the controversial Grammys to dealing with the guilt of being "the heartbreaker". The trio runs out and probably gets a little problematic when a discussion of "who was more wrong" goes all the way left.
The episode is exploring nudes etiquette, posting your significant other on social media, birth control, and pre-marital pregnancy! Also Velle's audio is trash this week.
This week, the trio discusses beauty supply store struggles, Monique's dilemma, favorite black sitcoms, and Non-Blacks' obsession with using the "n" word.
On this first episode, the discussion at the brunch table jumps right in with cheating, loyalty vs. faithfulness, Aziz Ansari, and much more!
1 hr 9 min
About Bonnets & Brunch
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Brunch is a lifestyle and the most ESSNTL meal of the week! Join us and unwind at the brunch table as we sift through the beautiful struggles of life, womanhood, and adulthood as young Black…
20-somethings taking on the world. You can sit with us here! Hosted by the ladies of @essntl: Aleah, Dana, and Velle.