We've made it to the middle of the week, and in this episode Genie gives props to Al Roker for winning out over Billy Bush, and talks the after effects of this trash election cycle. Will we ever be rid of Trump? Get in on the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e30/Tweet us at https://twitter.com/GMBTShow

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Genie's getting through another week with the help of Bruno Mars' new single 24k Magic, and taking everyone to task for trying to portray black women as bitter about Mike Colter having a white wife. Want to share your thoughts on the whole fiasco? Join the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e29/

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You ever notice that taking selfies has you looking like you have Peyton Manning head? Genie talks taking more flattering selfies and videos to avoid looking like an alien, and dealing with someone's passive aggressive behavior. Join the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e28/

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In this episode Genie tweets for anyone wishing they were a snowbird. Solange's new album and Marvel's Luke Cage drop on the same weekend, and guess how Genie feels about it. . . get into the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e27/

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It's Genie's favorite day of the week - a payday Friday, and in this episode she dubs DJ Envy spare host of The Breakfast Club (backed by popular vote), and (after Nate Parker says he won't apologize for rape allegations) vows to never mention Nate Parker or Birth of a Nation ever again. Join the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e26/

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Genie recaps Black Twitter drama in an "As The Timeline Scrolls" soap opera spoof, talks DJ Envy's support of "stop and frisk" policing, and shares a snippet of the new single from MeLa Machinko and Lee Treble called "Addy Life". Buy the song on iTunes https://itun.es/us/C0T2eb , or stream it on Apple Music https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1155194140 , and get into the discussion at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e25/

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Genie dishes on the block party thrown by HBO for Issa Rae's new show "Insecure", and dives into Hollywood's fear of live-tweeting. Have you watched Insecure? Do you live-tweet? Join the discussion http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e24/

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Socially awkward experiences on Twitter are bound to happen, but some are creepier than others. Genie talks about some of her creepier experiences, along with mourning summer and shunning any further discussion of Nate Parker and Birth of a Nation. What's your creepiest experience? Start the discussion on goodmorningblacktwitter.com/s1-e23/

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Genie breaks down all the ways ballerinas and ballet stans have tried to be gatekeepers for the form, loudly complaining when anyone dares to imagine themselves as a ballerina for a moment - their latest target being Kendall Jenner's shoot for Vogue España. Join the conversation in the comments at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e22/

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Any Monday is a good day for elote. Did you know what elote is? Neither did Genie, until now. In this episode Genie talks about popular Twitter and the supposedly gullible tweeters who follow them. Do you follow the in crowd? Get into the discussion on http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e21/

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