Fancy Face & Friends

From Honolulu, besties and roommates Brittney and Nerine open about their single lives. I ask the ladies what physically turns them on about men. We also talk about dating during quarantine plus each of the roommies shares a bad date story. Brittney with a controlling first date and Nerine with a bad attitude guy. We also laugh about dick pics and more!

Jillian joins me in a discussion about her home country South Africa. She gives me a brief history lesson on how colonialism started in South Africa. We also talk about the murders during apartheid.

I also ask her about how South African's economy was before Covid19 and how South Africa is being impacted now because of the virus.

She never thought she would be where she is today with two boys under the age of three. Monique opens up about her emergency birth, what it's like raising two Black boys in America, and she responds to another senseless Black murder. This time Amaud Arbery in Georgia. She also talks about the anxiety she has traveling with her kids as she relocates during the pandemic.

Plus we discuss what it was like to her to grieve the loss of having an only child plus the light skin vs dark skin debates with her two sons.

Chris Cali from San Francisco talks to me about what he thinks about New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's response to Covid19. We also talk about California, San Francisco, and Governor Gavin Newsom. Plus would a President Biden or President Clinton have handled things differently?

I also ask Chris Cali what positivity or optimism he holds on to during this time.

She was in Europe traveling for Chinese New Year when the pandemic first hit. Her flight was canceled and she was thankfully re-routed back to China. But when Adalia returned, life was different. She shares her return as well as opens up about the steps that China has taken during their "Epidemic Prevention Period" or "Quarantine."

As the US was blaming China, instead of taking their own responsibility for mishandling the Covid-19 pandemic, China has now placed blame on foreigners. Racism has risen, although they deny it, and Adalia chats with me about her own personal experiences of racism being yelled at in the street and more.

Follow her on IG at pickygirltravels and check out her blog here:

https://pickygirltravelstheworld.com/

Bernie Sanders has dropped out last week and this week officially endorsed Joe Biden. Will his supporters follow? Aaron helps me speculate. Plus who are Bernie's supporters and why didn't he have more of the Black support?

I also talk to Aaron about who he thinks would be a good VP pick for Biden and I offer up a few names to see what Aaron thinks about the potential running mates; Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Stacy Abrams, Tulsi Gabbard and more.

We can't escape talking about or dealing with Covid19. Paul updates me with what's happening in New Orleans and Louisiana. According to Professor Gary Wagner of University of Louisiana at Lafayette, “If you look at the trajectory that we are on, and you go back and look at where Italy and Spain were at the same point in time that we are, we’re on a higher trajectory." What is Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards doing? Paul talks about NOLA's shut down, Mardi Gras, lack of response from the White House, and working from home.

Professor Wagner also said, “You look at where we are compared to where New York state was when they were at the same point in time, we’re on a higher trajectory than New York state.” So Mark from New York City, talks to me about what his company is doing with their employees, his dismay with the person in the White House, and life during a city shutdown.

Monique is back with a few questions for me. Advice that I would give women as well as the difference between my sexual experiences in Asia vs America. She also asks me if I would have a threesome with a man and a woman.

Speaking of threesomes, she opens up about a heterosexual couple she had sex with in NYC and a threesome with two men. Monique also talks about sex during pregnancy, "pink penis," "paying for pussy," her favorite sex positions, and her biggest sex regret.

The first two months of 2020 have been a wild start, but not only for the year but for a new decade. I'm happy to have Steveland joining me to talk about three of the biggest headlines (outside of the US election).

First we talk about the Australian bush fires, which mainly hit New South Wales for more than 240 days. Officials announced that as of February 27th all bushfires were extinguished in the area. We also get into Climate Change and the effects that humans have on the environment.

Second we discuss Harvey Weinstein's recent convictions. By a jury he was found guilty of rape and a felony sex crime in New York's Supreme Court. He also awaits the charges against him in California. What does this mean for more possible convictions that have come out of the Me Too era? Plus we talk about the inequality of the justice system with black men and white men and the convictions.

Lastly we get into Covid19 which has effected at least 58 countries, with more than 89,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and over 3,000 deaths. We talk about the hysteria. As of right now Covid19 has not been labeled a pandemic but if we use this as a precursor for a possible pandemic in the future, are the countries capable of responding to one? Is the world individually and collectively able to handle it?

Just in time for Valentine's Day...I wanted to explore a different type of love...polyamory. Kara talks about the first time she discovered what polyamory was. She talks about her current polyamorous relationship with her partner and some of the misconceptions people have about polyamory. She specifically breaks down what it is, why she enjoys this type of love, and what it was like for her and her partner to open up to their parents about their polyamorous relationship.