But First, Brunch

What a week! Kanye West was word vomiting all over Twitter and interviews with Charlamagne tha God and TMZ. We talk about the controversial statement he made about slavery being "a choice" and the TMZ employee who called him out on it. Plus, we get an insider's take on The Players! Ashley Pincket is an associate producer with the PGA Tour, which means she walks the legendary course with some of golf's biggest names (like that cutie Adam Scott!) during the biggest event in Jacksonville.

Cardi B is everywhere -- from Ellen to Bernie Sanders' tweets. She's an unapologetic personality who will say what she feels and punctuate it with a strong "Okurrrt!" Not everyone loves her, though. The girl definitely has her critics and they were loud about her Coachella performance. So, is Cardi B helping or hurting the modern woman?

Unlike the 90s song that gets everyone lit at a party, most millennials are living a life of No Money, Mo Problems. Equal Pay Day sheds a light on income inequality but that's just one issue when it comes to balancing income, student loans and affording the occasional avocado toast. Money coach and financial planner April Caldwell helped bust some money myths that gave us some major peace of mind. Also, HAMILTON THE MUSICAL IS COMING TO JAX.

Call us Martha and Martha Stewart cause we found spring cleaning tips to help clear out and organize your space. PRO TIP: do it with a drink in hand. We talked to Taryn Nilsen and Sara Flowers -- the crafty and passionate minds behind The Makery. It's a curated market where you can find all the local homemade goods you could want from clothes to art to food.

As our city continues to flourish, today's guest saw the need to keep inspiring our creatives and spotlight all things unique to Jax! Introducing, Ansley Randall, founder/owner of Jax Is Rad.

It's our Women's History Month special episode! *cue confetti cannons* We talk about the women in history who inspire us to keep breaking boundaries and the new line of Barbie dolls from Mattel.

This episode's brunch guest is a real life boss lady. She's a woman of color at the highest position at her company's local branch and she also signs our paychecks. It's our boss, Nicky Sparrow! She's Market President of iHeartMedia Jacksonville and gives awesome advice. Grab some pen and paper and listen for the sassy nuggets from her cussin', bible totin' grandmother.

We try not to get wrapped up in Bachelor drama. But when we do, it's because the bachelor proposed to two different women.

If you're one of those people that say "There's nothing to do in Jacksonville", this will change your mind. From new restaurants to soccer games, ya won't be bored any time soon.

It's time to cut through the noise on gun laws, mental health reform and general lack of manners to ask HOW DO WE HELP the victims of the Stoneman Douglas shooting? And, how can you take your feelings on the issues from social media to a politician's ear? It's way easier than you think.

We also have a couple brunch guests from Detroit -- Jessica's sister Cecelia and her friend Hailey. They're in high school and have a surprising perspective on school safety.

All this talk about hashtag relationship goals during Valentine's Day made us think -- who are the famous couples that are ACTUALLY someone we can relate and aspire to love like? Even fictional couples because, why not.

We brought an artist friend to brunch who is a beautiful natural light photographer and the mind behind Cre8Jax. Toni Smailagić really loves Jacksonville's cultural scene and we really love him for it.