Tai shares bittersweet announcement with fans of Green Leather Sofa. 

Thanks so much for rocking with us for two seasons of GLS Pod! 

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In this bonus minisode, Tai tells the story of GLS Pod's origin, how she and Brandon went from enemies to "bro bros," and which rapper's lyrics helped them cement the name of the podcast. 

In this episode, Tai and Brandon explore keeping up appearances, making sure your affairs are in order for your children, and the time capsule that is ATL. We FINALLY got Darien Ford (aka Booda) to come through and explain his infamous theory of connected characters. Stick around until the end! 

In this episode, Tai and Brandon discuss the well-loved 90s film, How To Be A Player! It's all laughs, as we discuss what it takes to juggle a rotation, defining relationships, and non-ethical non-monogamy. 

Maya Angelou really loved to play old aunties at family reunions. In this episode, Tai and Brandon explore generational curses, the tradition of family reunions for Black folks, why Black folks joke to cope, and what happens when your mom is a real whore (and a junkie). 

Just like the film, please be aware that we also cover domestic violence and various sexual abuse. 

Have you ever seen a movie where Loretta Devine wasn't someone's mama? This is it! 

In this episode, Tai and Brandon tackle the late 90s made-for-tv movie, Funny Valentines. We cover topics of family secrets, separation, sisterhood, and the careers of the younger actresses in this film.  

Brandon and Tai cover the 2005 John Singleton drama, Four Brothers, as well as topics of foster care/adoption, and traits associated with birth order.

Remember watching the string of Black friend rom coms in the late 90s? As a kid, it seemed like the characters were in crisis because they hadn't gotten married. In this episode, Brandon and Tai discuss The Brothers--which seems a hell of a lot different when the characters' ages are taken into consideration.