Four The Record

On this episode we are joined by a special guest and we talk about gun laws, recent updates regarding the death of Mac Miller and growing up in a black church.

On this episode we discuss what we would tell our younger selves, what we would do if a family member or loved one committed a crime (would you turn them in or look the other way?) and the double standards that exist with men and women. 

On this episode we are joined by a special guest and we discuss changing yourself for a significant other, black unity and how to achieve it and why capitalism may not be working for this country.

On this episode we talk about the annoying things about working in customer service and immigration. Then, we play a game called "Speak Up or Shut Up",  where we discuss various situations and whether we would respond by either speaking up or shutting up.

On this episode we are joined by Darian and Joann's significant others and we discuss interracial relationships, Boston's straight pride parade and our favorite black songs (which includes ALOT of off-key singing...fair warning).

On this episode we talk about how to "check" someone in a corporate setting, code switching, recent abortion laws and how it will affect women and if your significant other should have access to your passwords.

On this episode we talk about asking for permission in relationships, the differences black people and white people have when arguing and disciplining their kids and having opposite sex friendships while in a relationship.

On this episode we talk about police brutality and what can be done about it, whether mothers or father have a harder role and sex (including the topics of consent, turn ons and turn offs).

In this episode we answer questions that white people have about black culture, then we discuss culture appropriation and if white/non black rappers are cultural appropriators and finally we talk about what we each define as "cheating".

On this episode we talk about white privilege, colorism and our experiences with both of those topics. Then, we play a game of "Black Card Revoked".