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Episode 5: A/S/L
Episode 5, is a mix of workplace truths, nostalgia, and cultural commentary. Nicole and Shalina kick things off by reviewing poll results on who not to trust at work — and the responses did not disappoint.
We also get into the so-called Patriot Games (aka the modern day Hunger Games)
In The Pulse, we reflect on things we remember growing up in the 80s and 90s — not a deep dive, just real memories — and we double down on one shared experience: AOL Instant Messenger, because it was elite
For The Choice Is Yours, we put the question to you: what 80s and 90s nostalgia do you miss, what missed the mark, and what was your AIM screen name?
In You Like It / We Love It, we talk rappers wearing their wealth and straight-back braids. We Said What We Said calls out the film industry for a serious lack of originality — stop stealing from the BBC and stop the endless remakes.
And in Citizen’s Arrest, we call it like we see it: former disgraced mayor Eric Adams (aka Leroy), the cuffs are out.
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By nocspodEpisode 5, is a mix of workplace truths, nostalgia, and cultural commentary. Nicole and Shalina kick things off by reviewing poll results on who not to trust at work — and the responses did not disappoint.
We also get into the so-called Patriot Games (aka the modern day Hunger Games)
In The Pulse, we reflect on things we remember growing up in the 80s and 90s — not a deep dive, just real memories — and we double down on one shared experience: AOL Instant Messenger, because it was elite
For The Choice Is Yours, we put the question to you: what 80s and 90s nostalgia do you miss, what missed the mark, and what was your AIM screen name?
In You Like It / We Love It, we talk rappers wearing their wealth and straight-back braids. We Said What We Said calls out the film industry for a serious lack of originality — stop stealing from the BBC and stop the endless remakes.
And in Citizen’s Arrest, we call it like we see it: former disgraced mayor Eric Adams (aka Leroy), the cuffs are out.