Are black people concerned more with money over building a legacy and empire? Why do other cultures value generational wealth while we value money, cars and designer clothes? It’s time to think long term instead of short term!

Reality TV has helped many people rise to fame but what happens once the show is over? what happens when you are displayed as the villain? We discuss how reality TV can impact ones mental health. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255.

It’s finally a new year and we all have resolutions but are some resolutions unrealistic? What can we do to really stick to the having a better year?

Tee and Bee discuss the current insensitivity in all sectors of American culture.

The ending of Glee had been anything but that 3 actors have since passed and Heather Morris struggles to mourn all 3 co stars. Are we allowed to mourn those accused of horrific crimes? or should we mourn in private those we care for but society hates? Does mourning a “bad person” mean we accept their behavior? Tee and Bee discuss these probing questions in today’s episode. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255.

Tee and Bee discuss Sex and the City reboot without Samantha. Would you watch a reboot without all the original cast members? Should classic shows get rebooted or should a classic remain just that, classic?

Tee and Bee discuss the ending of the bachelorette, from the final three men, trouble starters on the show and now to her fiancé Zac Clark, was there a better match for Tayshia? or is she finally getting her happily ever after?

Tee and Bee discuss Lil Wayne selling his master, pleading guilty to gun charges and how this could posible stop him from building generational wealth.

Tee and Bee discuss how artist go on a platform to voice their opinion while simultaneously snitching on themselves. Is DJ Vlad to blame or do rappers reveal too much?