It's our month-a-versary, and special guest @beauty_jackson joins us to help commemorate this special episode. Also, Genie announces rewards for some #TeamTea newsletter subscribers. Holla in the comments at http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e20/

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It's one day before the month-a-versary episode of Good Morning Black Twitter! Genie talks all the new hashtag challenges, twitter pet peeves, and the dust up stemming from Lira Galore's comments on Iyanla: Fix My Life.Join the discussion on http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e19/

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This episode marks the beginning of the countdown to Good Morning Black Twitter's month-a-versary. Genie finally gets to watching Queen Sugar and Atlanta, praises the new growth of television storytelling, and gets into the dragging of Kate Upton after she made ill-advised comments about protesting.Join the discussion on http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com

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It's our favorite day of the week and Genie talks plans to catch up on Queen Sugar and Atlanta, this awesome fall season line-up, and how Black Twitter was influential in boosting Issa Rae's career. Also, in the episode Genie talks the on-going (though, one-sided) Twitter feud between Kitchenista and Raw Spice Bar.

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In this episode Genie takes a moment to talk about the passing of Ferguson activist Darren Seals, and its significance in the activism Black Twitter has inspired, especially in Ferguson. Genie also talks about finding love in the tweets, and declares her love for Colin Kaepernick. Have you ever dated someone you met on Twitter? Would you? Share your thoughts on http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e16/

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Genie tweets for people who think cucumbers taste better pickled, and in this episode she talks about missing Queen Sugar, Atlanta, and how people pose on the internet, putting down poor people, to keep from being associated with being poor.

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It's Tuesday, and we're getting back into the swing of things. Genie's losing her mind to the monster that is PMS brain, and talks about subtweets. Do you subtweet, or have you ever been subtweeted? Take the poll on Twitter @gmbtshow, and hop in the comments on http://goodmorningblacktwitter.com/episodes/s1-e14/ to share your experience.

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In this episode Genie explains why calling cishet women transphobic for deciding not to date trans men, using the argument that cishet women never care about fertility otherwise, is gaslighting misogyny.

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In this episode Genie talks about her issues with role models, possibility models, and "representation" as it pertains to black women and girls. She also gives thanks to everyone who helped make the #KapSoBlack hashtag a top trending topic on Twitter.

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Genie copes with the death of a well-known tweeter who was previously featured on the show, along with the celeb shenanigans of the #nomakeup movement, and begrudgingly defending Chris Brown.

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