High Tea W/ Jess

High Tea W/ Jess

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High Tea W/ Jess episodes

  • Rome wasn’t built in a day
    In this special episode, it’s a reunion! Jess is joined by one of her favorite guests, Cozy Auntie. They talk about the violence decreasing in Chicago, whites people being amused by black natural hair and a lot more.
    57 min
  • TRIGGERED
    This week Jess is back with her twin Kourtney and you already know they are bidding all Episode. They discuss topics about women ranging from sports to women living in their truth. Also, they take a moment to discuss the Botham Jean case, RIP. Jess is triggered by some words which causes her to go on her crazy rants.
    1 hr 16 min
  • I Miss You Kid
    In this episode Jess is joined by one of her favorite people, Quadii, to discuss new headlines within the music industry.
    1 hr 27 min
  • A Couple Withdrawals
    In this episode Jess is joined by Zi & Easy from the Not Up For Debate Podcast. They discuss topics ranging from political figures trying to be too relatable to trans women getting womb implants.
    1 hr
  • At The Freak-nik Wylin’
    In this episode, Jess is joined by Malcolm to discuss the importance of accountability. They also dive into a discussion about the heartbeat bill and how discrimination in the healthcare industry is killing black women.
    1 hr
  • Don't Shoot The Club Up!

    In this episode, Jess invites Kourtney, Uncle Rico and Uncle Facts to highlight black men as it pertains to fatherhood. They give their advice on some hot topics about parenthood and relate it to their own experiences. Also, Jess goes on her infamous rant about clear people. 

    1 hr 31 min
  • Oh Yeah, I'm different!

    In this episode, Jess introduces the show with her guest Lonnie and they speak about Micheal Jackson and the Neverland series. Also, they hold a deep conversation about accountability.

    59 min

About High Tea W/ Jess

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Intimate conversations about some of our favorite unpopular opinions and social issues within the black community.