Andile and Maggie sit down this week to discuss dating quarantine-style. How can we make long distance work in this day and age (or can we?), what it means to introduce your significant other to friends/family, and does the length of time to define relationship status change based on this new normal?

This week, Andile and Maggie share stories about moving forward, balancing personal relationships and careers, and thinking of work as a healthy passion, rather than an addiction. The ladies explore the ins and outs of reputations, what makes a woman “assertive” versus “a bitch”, and how they might charge their souls’ rechargeable batteries more like those in their phones.

LA's it-girl DJ, Honey, emerged into the LA scene in 2015 after moving from Dubai to pursue a career in music. Known for her eclectic music taste, fiery prowess, and impeccable style, Honey has become a tastemaker favorite and has opened up for some of the world's most recognizable names and Hollywood events such as Cardi B, Migos, Post Malone, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, Gunna, Diplo, Golden Globes, Grammy Awards, and more. In response to COVID-19, Honey is now gearing up to launch her new talk show "Sweet Talk" and is currently writing and producing original music which she expects to release this year.

Iqram Magdon-Ismail, Zimbabwe-born serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and musician is best known for building Venmo, the platform that revolutionized the way we exchange money. Named to Inc.'s 30u30 list and honored as a "Great Immigrant" by the Carnegie Foundation, Iqram joins this week’s discussion with Andile and Maggie to share the story of building Venmo, the importance of work life balance, how to build an inspirational corporate culture with transparent leadership and his life’s mission for change through music and his band, Iqram & the Immigrant Groove. We finish with diving into his latest tech venture Ense, a social voice platform, which allows users to share information, stories and conversations through short audio clips.

With major life updates, Andile and Maggie sit down this week to dissect the stages of a new relationship. From navigating the path from app-to-text, text to FaceTime, date to first kiss, sex, sexting and finally to meeting the friends and family of your special someone, the girls talk through their dos-and-don'ts when it comes to timing. The girls catch us up on their current relationship status’, interracial dating, and how to balance work-life balance when it comes to dating.

Ugo Mozie, Nigerian-born global fashion icon, celebrity stylist, creative director, and social activist, joins this week's discussion with Andile and Maggie to discuss everything across fashion activism, diversity, mental health, philanthropy, and life. Having found international success at an early age, Ugo shares his "why", where we discuss how we can all do better to advocate for equal opportunity, celebrate African culture on the global stage, and empower others to do the same through collaboration, rather than competition. We finish with revealing your must-have closet staples and emerging designers to watch out for from the stylist who's dressed some of Hollywood's elite--Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, Beyonce, and more.

Andile and Maggie sit down to talk about something they’ve been afraid to discuss in the past—how many people is too many to talk to? What about when applied to sex? The girls dig into when it’s okay to sleep with an ex, catching feelings and how it happens, and the potential crashes when juggling multiple relationships.

In this episode, Andile and Maggie have a conversation that recounts their experience going through BLM and how we can continue to create change through uncomfortable conversations. The girls open up about their interracial perspective on moving to America and what we can do to make the world a more equal and just place towards making a difference in the BLM movement, not just a moment.

Andile and Maggie offer opposing perspectives on the never-ending pop-culture debate of Cancel Culture. What—if anything—warrants someone to be canceled? And could there be more than one definition? The girls open up about when to forgive, when to let go, and how to make the world a slightly* better place.

Andile and Maggie return for a juicy discussion about the art and etiquette of sending nudes, the stigmas and shame surrounding the topic, and how to claim and reclaim power, inside and out. They share examples of what is always and what is never okay, while also striking nerves and striking back against unsolicited d*** pics.