Chatterbox Keirn

On this episode, Keirn shares a personal experience from his teen years. An experience that was truly hurtful but was also a learning moment. Keirn talks about being figuratively slapped across with face with a privilege often overlooked. He shares how that experience helped him to be more aware of issues affecting Black people, for the sake of this episode, Black women and more specifically dark skinned Black women. He touches on the legendary Nina Simone's work, Four Women and how relevant it is when discussing Black women. 

On this episode, Keirn shares some experiences he's had that are related to being Black in Japan. He speaks about wanting to jump out of the skin he's in because of how he was made to feel. Keirn wonders what it would be like to get up one day and not having to think about the skin he's in.

This episode will cover Jen Shah's behaviour on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City for the past 3 weeks. Jen brings drama to the show but at what cost? Keirn talks about Jen's claims in interviews and the lack of accountability for her actions without saying "but". There's mention of Meredith needing to be let go because she offers very little to the show and Heather turning out to be one of the best housewives ever in the franchise.

On this episode, Keirn talks about part 2 of the Southern Charm season 7 finale. Kathryn finally shows up to "clear her name" but Keirn doesn't think she has any grounds to do so. Keirn then summarises part 1 of the reunion and Craig's unnecessary attack on Madison.

This episode breaks down part 1 of the season 7 finale for Southern Charm. Talks of Kathryn's response to being held accountable. Questions about why the men choose to bury their heads in the sand or defend something they cared little to enquire about? Chatter about fan reaction to Leva compared to Dr. Tiffany Moon from The Real Housewives of Dallas on how they dealt with similar situations and how the burden of holding Kathryn accountable shouldn't have rested on Leva's shoulders.

Happy New Year everyone. On this episode, Keirn will give his final thoughts on The Real Housewives of Potomac season 5, address the issue of Michael Darby and Andy Cohen's treatment of the Samuels on the reunion.

This recap gives a synopsis of the season finale and part 1 of the reunion for The Real Housewives of Potomac season 5. Keirn talks about drunk Michael, the double standard amongst the group, how Wendy and Candiace have weaponized colourism to shirk any responsibility for bad behaviour and how Monique with the assistance of Karen, embarrassed Gizelle with a binder of facts.